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How does the law relate to our need for Christ?

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The law serves as a guide that reveals our need for Christ's atonement.

The law serves to expose sin, revealing that we cannot attain righteousness on our own (Romans 3:20). It acts like a schoolmaster, leading us to Christ to be justified by faith (Galatians 3:24). This relationship underscores the importance of Christ's atonement; because the law exposes our sinfulness, it points us directly to our need for His grace. The woman's encounter with Jesus in John 8 showcases this dynamic, emphasizing that while the law correctly accuses, His grace redeems, freeing us from condemnation.
Scripture References: Romans 3:20, Galatians 3:24, John 8:1-11

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