The Bible teaches that grace triumphs over the law, offering salvation as a gift rather than through human works.
In the sermon, Paul emphasizes that the gospel he preaches is not based on human works or adherence to the law but is fundamentally rooted in the grace of God. He declares that the law fails to save and that it is only by grace that one can be justified. This is a prominent theme in the Scriptures, particularly in Galatians 1, where Paul stresses the revelation of the gospel through Jesus Christ rather than through human traditions or efforts. The contrast between the law and grace highlights the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice and the complete work of salvation achieved through Him, as believers are called to accept this grace unconditionally.
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