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How does the law reveal God's character?

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The law reveals God's perfect holiness and justice, contrasting human sinfulness.

The law of God serves as a mirror reflecting God's character of holiness, righteousness, and justice. In Romans 7:12, Paul asserts, 'Wherefore the law is holy, and the commandment holy, and just, and good.' The severity of the law underscores God's intolerance of sin and His unwavering commitment to justice. As believers engage with the law, they recognize it is God's own nature that demands perfection, which none can achieve. This leads to an appreciation of Christ's redemptive work, who fulfilled the law's requirements on our behalf. Therefore, the law not only condemns but also directs believers to recognize the beauty and goodness of God, inspiring them to live in a manner that honors Him.
Scripture References: Romans 7:12

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