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What does it mean to “not be under the law, but under grace”? Did the Apostle Paul ‘do away’ with the law in Romans? Does being ‘dead to sin’ (Romans 6:14) mean we are free from the law? Far from abolishing the torah, Paul expresses his joy in the Law (Romans 7:22) and explains how Christ has enabled us to be set free from sin. Investigate Romans from a pro-torah perspective.
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