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White Horse Inn
Preaching That Frees Us from the Law
Mar 24, 2024
Join Michael Horton, Bob Hiller, Walter Strickland, and Justin Holcomb as they discuss the transformation of Paul from a law-abiding Pharisee to preaching freedom from the law of Moses. Explore Paul's Apostolic Sermon in Acts 13, the message of salvation and Jesus' resurrection, and the implications of ignorance and fulfillment of prophecy.
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- Paul emphasizes justification through faith in Christ's work, highlighting freedom from the law of Moses.
- Paul's sermon in Acts 13 showcases Jesus as fulfillment of prophecies, offering salvation and righteousness through faith.
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Paul Preaches Justification Through Christ's Finished Work
Paul consistently emphasizes the message of justification through faith in Christ's finished work, highlighting the importance of the gospel message of justification in his sermons. He points out that the law of Moses cannot free individuals from sin, underscoring the need for Christ's work on the cross to provide freedom from the law and forgiveness of sins. Throughout his preaching, Paul stresses the continual need for the promise of justification to be proclaimed repeatedly, offering hope and encouragement to believers.
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