The Moral Law and Human Nature

This chapter explores the concept of moral law through the lens of Gentiles, using the example of Rahab to highlight inherent moral awareness. It discusses the complexities of judgment among believers, emphasizing that true understanding of God's law comes from within rather than external actions. The conversation also addresses the significance of circumcision as a symbol of identity and faith in the early Christian community, encouraging a focus on genuine adherence to God's principles.

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