JAMB - Christian Religious Knowledge Crk (1997 - No. 38)
On which of the following grounds will faith be null and promise void?
faith is a necessary condition for justification
believers are saved through grace
salvation comes through adherence to the law
justification is by God's grace
Explanation
In Romans 4:14 (RSV), Paul writes:
"If it is the adherents of the law who are to be the heirs, faith is null and the promise is void."
This means that if salvation depended on strict adherence to the law rather than faith, then faith would have no value, and God’s promise of righteousness through faith would be meaningless. Paul emphasises that justification comes through faith and God's grace, not by following the law alone.
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