Faith That Justifies – Not the Law!

What made Abraham righteous? Was it lawkeeping? Circumcision? No! In Romans 4:13–25, the Apostle Paul shows us that Abraham became the heir of the promise through faith, not the law.

In this verse-by-verse Mid-Acts Dispensational study, we uncover how Paul draws a clear line between law and grace, and how Abraham’s unwavering faith is a powerful example for us today in the dispensation of grace.

We’ll explore:

Why the law brings wrath, but faith secures the promise (Romans 4:15–16)

How God “quickeneth the dead” and calls the unseen as seen (Romans 4:17)

What it means to stagger not at God's promise and give Him glory (Romans 4:20)

How Abraham's faith was counted for righteousness — and ours can be too (Romans 4:23–25)

This study will strengthen your understanding of Paul’s gospel and help you walk boldly in grace, apart from works.

📖 Key Focus: Justification by faith without the law – for Jew and Gentile alike.

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