Grace Verses Law

Which is greater salvation, based on the finished works of Jesus Christ at the cross or the law and its requirements? To say that the law is more significant implies that what happened in the garden of Eden has a more eternal weight than what Jesus did at the cross. 

What Happened at the Cross?

God was in Christ at the cross, reconciling the world to Himself (2 Corinthians 5:18). That reconciliation was purchased by the sinless blood of Jesus Christ, essentially the blood of God. God made Him, Jesus, who knew no sin to be sin for us, to bring us to a righteous position in Him (2 Corinthians 5:21).

God Put His Blood in Man’s Salvation

Our heavenly Father proclaimed His love for us when He gave His only begotten Son. If you’ve read John 3:16, you’ll see their two parts to the scripture 1. God gave, and 2. That whoever believes in Him should not perish. These words spoken by Jesus, the Son, is God’s grace for whoever believes in Him. These words are given to us, beloved to reign in righteousness. 

God wants You to Reign in Life

Faith in God has a modifying quality, and when you embrace God’s love for you, you reign in life in Jesus Christ. The love of God, which is in your heart by the Holy Ghost, becomes your standard. See beloved; God knows once you believe in Him, the action of love takes hold; it’s a relationship! Precious one, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Salvation is God’s gift

God’s grace is more significant than any good works hands or efforts could render. We can’t earn, nor deserve, our salvation; it’s a gift from God. What do we do with a gift of priceless worth? We guard it, not as the world guards, but by trusting in the Lord with all your heart, not leaning toward your way of doing things and understanding but inviting Him into every situation of your life. 

Let God’s grace protect You!

When He the Spirit has come, He will guide you into all truth; Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life (John 16:13 and 14:6). He, Jesus, is our protection and grace. 

Invite Jesus into Your heart!

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Let Him be Lord!