Through the Law I Died to the Law

Paul says, "Through the Law I Died to the Law."

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D. T. Lancaster

D. T. Lancaster

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Paul says, "Through the Law I Died to the Law." What is that supposed to mean? Take a look at the mystical implications of Paul's death to the law as a death to relying on Jewish identity for salvation. 

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