What does Paul repeatedly stress in Galatians and Romans about Law and Grace?
Paul repeatedly stresses that we are not under Law but under Grace. In Galatians, as he did in Romans, he emphasizes this same truth over and over. The believer's position is not Law but Grace, and this contrast is central to his teaching in both letters.
Les explains that Paul, especially in Galatians, repeats the same truth he had already taught in Romans: we are not under Law, we are under Grace. Les emphasizes this over and over. He also reads a letter from a lady who had spent her life in church but had no satisfaction or joy and feared God was not satisfied with her. When she believed it was by faith plus nothing, she experienced change, freedom, and joy.