by Robert Traill
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I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain. - Gal. 2:21
THE scope of the apostle Paul in this epistle, is to reprove the church that he writes to, for a great and sudden apostacy from that faith of the gospel that they were planted in: the apostle Paul himself who one of the main planters amongst them; and quickly after his removal from them false brethren crept in amongst them, and perverted them from the simplicity that was in Christ: their great error lay here, in mixing the works of the law with the righteousness of Christ, in the grand point of the justification of a sinner before God. Throughout this epistle the apostle argues strongly against this error: they had not renounced the doctrine of Christ; they did not deny justification by faith in him; but they thought that the works of the law were to be added to their faith in Christ, in order to their justification.
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Table of Contents
Sermon I
Sermon II
Sermon III
Sermon IV
Sermon V
Sermon VI