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Cont. 33. What i• Pauls drift in all his disputes about justification?

Cont. 33. What i• Pauls drift in all his disputes about •u•tification?

Ans. 1. Primarily, to prove the necessity of a Saviours Sacrifice, Righteousness and Intercession to save and justify us, and that the doing of Moses Law, how excellent soever esteemed by the Jews, would not justify without him. 2. To prove that the Gentiles may be saved by faith without the Law, as w•ll as the Jews by •aith with it: And that it bindeth not the Gentiles, and is a•rogate to the Jews, and that the Law of Christ succeedeth it. He confuteth their trusting to the keeping of their Law instead of Christs Righteousness, and the promise of Grace and their obtruding their Law upon the Gentiles as necessary to Salvation.

Ans. 1. Primarily, to prove the necessity of a Saviours Sacrifice, Righteousness and Intercession to save and justify us, and that the doing of Moses Law, how excellent soever esteemed by the Jews, would not justify without him. 2. To prove that the Gentiles may be saved by faith without the Law, as w•ll as the Jews by •aith with it: And that it bindeth not the Gentiles, and is a•rogate to the Jews, and that the Law of Christ succeedeth it. He confuteth their trusting to the keeping of their Law instead of Christs Righteousness, and the promise of Grace and their ob•ruding their Law upon the Gentiles as necessary to Salvation.