- No man is justified by the law. Therefore, Christ died for us so that we might be justified by faith. Without Christ’s death for each one of us, He could never have given us His life. By His death, all the demands of God’s righteousness were met, bringing us the promise made to Abraham (Gal 3:23-29).
- Justification comes by faith and through the Spirit of God. Today, God can grant us His life. Through justification in Christ, we have been emancipated from being slaves to becoming children of God —and not only children but also heirs, according to the promise made to Abraham that came down to us, his descendants (Gn 15:6; Gal 3:26; 4:7).
- When we were children, we were no different from slaves; we were under guardians and administrators of the law. But that was for a set time. Through the blood of Christ, shed on the cross for you and me, we were given life through the word, which lives in our hearts, filling us with grace and truth (Gal 4:2).
- “When we receive faith through the word, it first enters our body by the act of hearing (Ro 10:17), then reaches the soul through the mind, and finally reaches the human spirit, touching our entire being”. (Daily Food, Book 6, Week 4, Monday, pg. 58).
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