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What does it mean to not be under law but under grace?

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To be under grace means that believers are free from the requirements of the law, relying instead on Christ's work for salvation and sanctification.

In Romans 6:14, the Apostle Paul declares that believers are not under the law but under grace. This statement signifies a transformative shift in their relationship with God. Under the law, individuals were bound to meet specific requirements for righteousness, which they could never fully achieve. However, under grace, God has provided a new covenant through Christ, where righteousness is credited to believers based on faith in Him rather than their adherence to the law. This grace empowers believers to live righteously, freed from the burden of the law while being motivated by love and gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice.
Scripture References: Romans 6:14, Galatians 5:18

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