Category Archives: The Salvation of the Jews

Now, this claim raises the obvious problem. If the Law of Moses could not save, why have a Law of Moses? What was its purpose? (Gal 3:19 ESV) Why then the law? It was added because of transgressions, until the … Continue reading →

So if I’m right — and I’ll admit that the evidence is sparse — my understanding of Jewish salvation should fit well within Gal 3 and Rom 4, the two chapters in which Paul argues that salvation by faith in … Continue reading →

Now, I had to explain that in order to explain this. Chapter 11 is a list of the faithful heroes of the First Testament. It begins with Abel and continues to — (Heb 11:35-38 ESV)  35 Women received back their … Continue reading →

While Paul touches on the salvation of the Jews under the Law of Moses, Hebrews deals more thoroughly with the question, although the point of Hebrews is to demonstrate the superiority of the covenant under Christ to the Mosaic covenant. To … Continue reading →

Ponder for a moment this passage — (Rom 5:20-21 ESV)  20 Now the law came in to increase the trespass, but where sin increased, grace abounded all the more,  21 so that, as sin reigned in death, grace also might … Continue reading →

So we’ve covered Exile and Repentance in the last series, discussing how the Old Testament (or First Testament) led up to the events of Pentecost and the coming of the Kingdom. Hopefully, we gained a better sense of how the … Continue reading →