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You must first have Christ himself, before you can partake of those benefits by him.
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simply tracked his own spiritual experience.
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“in-lawed to Christ.”
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The second thing I learned was that the root of both legalism and antinomianism is the same.
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written by God.
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Its big text (somewhat paradoxically5) is Romans 6:14: “You are not under law but under grace.”
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Pastorally it is always helpful to go back to Jesus and his teaching to ask:
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Thus only in Christ do the law’s aspects and divisions—“dimensions”—become clear.