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Theologian Herman Ridderbos captures the essence of Paul‘s epistle to the Galatians in a spirited verse-by-verse commentary. New International Commentary: The Epistle of Paul to the Churches of Galatia emphasizes the background and historical context within which this epistle is set, diving into the doctrine found within and providing practical daily-living application. This volume by Ridderbos...

of living thus was, however, given him only after he had died to the law. This being dead to the law implies two things: (a) his own impotent ethical condition, and (b) his unprofitableness with regard to the law.32 The law can no longer use him. He is what a dead servant would be to his master. However, there is a certain irony in this development too. For, he got into this condition of death, in which he is producing nothing for the law, through the law. The law has put him to death for its service,
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