It’s some of the densest, Pauliest, grittiest stuff we find in the New Testament, but chapter 3 of his letter to the church in Galatia is where Paul gets right to it: the entire story, the whole point, every bit of the law and the covenant show that it was always faith that He asked for.
From the beginning, He was a God who wanted to dwell among His people, and His plans for their rescue never changed.
This one tackles some of the trickiest stuff about the Old Testament law, and the most confronting stuff about the power of His spirit for us today.
By Hannah Flint