JETS 27:2 (June 1984) p. 152 if Paul wanted to argue that no one could fulfill the law perfectly, then he would have said: “All who do not comply with what the law demands are under a curse (10a), for the law itself invokes a curse on those who do not obey it (10b).”3 Instead, Paul seems to say the exact opposite: The curse is on those who are conforming to the law’s commands, and nothing is said about a failure to observe the entire law. The view that Paul is speaking of the impossibility of keeping