Faith Over Law: The Promise of Freedom

This chapter contrasts the law and the promise through the biblical story of Abraham's sons, Ishmael and Isaac, highlighting the failures of human effort compared to the life found in faith. It explores the allegorical significance of Hagar and Sarah, linking them to bondage and freedom, and encourages reflection on spiritual reliance on God's grace. The discussion culminates in a vision of hope and renewal, emphasizing the believer's identity as children of God and the promise of a heavenly existence free from suffering.