"If righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain." — Gal. 2:21.
"The most sacred things revealed to us in the word of God are these two — the grace of God, and the death of Christ; and they are joined close together. They are two things that all who have a mind to be saved must constantly have in their eye — the grace of God, and the death of Christ; and yet there are not a few that despise both — that frustrate the one, and make the other in vain; and this charge the apostle lays upon an error that he is reproving the Galatian churches for, and that was, their seeking righteousness by the law, and the works of it. I have spoken unto these words, as containing two strong arguments against seeking of righteousness by the works of the law.
1st, That thereby the grace of God is frustrated.
2dly, That thereby Christ's death is made to be in vain..."
by Robert Traill
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
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