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What does the Bible say about condemnation by the law?

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The Bible states that the law reveals sin and brings condemnation, making everyone guilty before God (Romans 3:19).

The law serves to reveal the exceeding sinfulness of sin, as it brings forth the knowledge of guilt and condemnation. As stated in Romans 3:19, 'whatsoever the law saith, it saith to them that are under the law,' indicating that all the world becomes guilty before God. The purpose of the law is not to save, but to show us our inability to meet God's holy standards, thus driving us to seek salvation through Christ as our substitute, who fulfills the law for us.
Scripture References: Romans 3:19

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Esther, Part 3, Condemnation by the Law
Paul Mahan · Sep 9, 2020
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