What does the Bible say about grace and instruction?
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The Bible emphasizes that instruction must come from a foundation of grace and the gospel.
In the New Testament, particularly in the writings of Paul, instruction is closely linked to the concept of grace. Paul often provides doctrinal teaching first, emphasizing that the gospel of our justification and redemption through Christ is the basis for any instruction given. This teaching culminates in practical directives, but Paul ensures that these directives are not confused with the means of justification. Rather, they are rooted in the celebration and response of those already justified by grace. Believers are thus called to live lives reflecting that grace in their interactions with others.
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