Is Salvation Based On Grace Or Works
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Is Salvation Based on Grace or Works?
In the early Christian church of Galatia, a debate arose over the concept of salvation. Some members were advocating for salvation through works. In response, Paul posed three crucial questions that effectively dismantled this doctrine.
Paul firmly believed that Jesus' sacrifice resolved humanity's sin problem. Here are the insightful questions he asked and their implications:
Question 1: How Did You Receive the Spirit?
"Did you receive the Spirit by works of the law, or by hearing with faith?" (Galatians 3:2). Paul emphasized that the Spirit is received through faith in Jesus as Savior, not through any works. This underscores that salvation and the removal of guilt and unworthiness come through Jesus' grace alone, appropriated by faith.
Question 2: Can You Maintain Your Faith Through Works?
Paul questioned, "Having begun by the Spirit, are you now being perfected by the flesh?" (Galatians 3:3). He pointed out that continuing their Christian journey through fleshly works rather than the Spirit is impossible. It is through Jesus' blood that believers find freedom from guilt and unworthiness, allowing them to embrace God's blessings and promises.
Question 3: How Are Miracles and the Spirit Ministered?
Paul asked, "Does he who supplies the Spirit to you and works miracles among you do so by works of the law, or by hearing with faith?" (Galatians 3:5). Clearly, these acts occur through faith. Paul's logic here is straightforward: the Galatians received the Spirit, live their faith, and witness miracles all through faith, not law. Therefore, they cannot revert to or combine faith with works for salvation.
Paul's message is clear: Jesus' sacrifice, representing God's grace, addresses all sins and feelings of unworthiness. Adding works to this divine equation would nullify the grace offered through Jesus' death.
Never let guilt or unworthiness prevent you from receiving the blessings of healing, prosperity, and salvation found in the Abrahamic covenant. Trust fully in the grace provided through Jesus' blood.
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