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What is the relationship between faith and the law?

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Faith, not the law, is the means by which believers are justified and made righteous before God.

The relationship between faith and the law is underscored in Paul's letters, especially in Galatians. Faith is the means through which we are justified in the sight of God, while the law serves to highlight the impossibility of achieving righteousness through our own efforts. It is through faith that we receive the righteousness of Christ, which cannot be earned by works of the law. This sets Christians free from the confines of the law, enabling them to live by faith and produce the fruits of the Spirit, which fulfill the essence of the law through love.
Scripture References: Galatians 2:16, Romans 1:17, Romans 3:20

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