Justification: Not By Works of the Law #shorts @PracticalTheism
Justification: Not By Works of the Law #shorts  @PracticalTheism
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Romans 3:20 highlights that justification isn't achieved through 'works of the law,' referring to specific religious observances for self-justification. This distinction is crucial: Christian moral effort isn't irrelevant, but one cannot earn God's favor solely by adhering to covenant rules. Justification comes from elsewhere. youtu.be/FMHgLfnRXho #Faith #Christianity #Jesus #Church #Catholic #Theology
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Justification: Not By Works of the Law #shorts

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