Obviously we cannot save ourselves by obeying the law (ie: never
transgressing in our whole life), and that is why we fall upon the Blood
of Christ to save us. But why would we NOT consider obeying the law as a
requirement, just the same?
Question Izzy? For what do you consider works a requirement?
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