What is the Apostle Paul saying in Romans 2:13? Is he saying that one must keep the law in order to be justified?
The Apostle Paul seems to be contradicting himself in Romans 2:13, which he seems to say that one is justified by keeping the Law, because in other passages (Romans 3:28; 5:1; Galatians 2:16; 3:24) he claims that one is justified by one’s faith. Is the Apostle Paul contradicting himself?
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Albert DeBenedictis
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