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How do we know the law reveals our need for Christ?

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The law serves as a mirror reflecting our sinful nature, showing us our need for a Savior and leading us to Christ.

The law operates as a mirror for humanity, revealing our inability to uphold it and demonstrating our sinful nature. As Paul clarifies in 1 Timothy 1, the law was given not for the righteous but for the ungodly. It exposes our corrupted hearts and leads us to recognize our need for grace through Jesus Christ. When we see God’s holiness and our sinful state, we understand that the only remedy is Christ, who took on our sins and offered Himself as the perfect sacrifice. The law's purpose is to highlight our need for salvation, ultimately guiding us toward Christ, our city of refuge, and the only source of righteousness.
Scripture References: 1 Timothy 1:8-10, Romans 3:20

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