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Was Machen Wrong Not to Appeal to Union?
Writing on Gal. 2:19 (“For I through the law died to the law, that I might live to Godâ€), a verse smack dab in a passage where Paul talks a lot about being “in†Christ, Machen writes the following: The law . . . led men, by its clear revelation of what God requires, to… Read More→