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Comparing The Book Of Galatians And Romans

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In the Book of Galatians and Romans, the Apostle Paul examines humanity’s relationship with God after the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ (Harris, 2014). Despite Paul’s origins has a Jewish Pharisee, he profusively dismisses the importance of obedience to the Torah, and advises Christians Jesus’ sacrificial death absolved both Jews and Gentiles from Mosaic Law’s penalties. Moreover, given the Jesus’ travels across Galilee, Paul reminds the Galatians they did not receive the Holy Spirit until they not only followed Jesus’ teachings, but also believed is words. Therefore, emphasizing the importance of demonstrating faith in God.

Subsequently, judging righteousness solely based upon adherence to the Torah was no longer sufficient given it
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