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Galatians 4:4 'born under the law' consistently refers to Jews in Paul's usage

Skeptics Wrongly Claim Apostle Paul Didn’t Know Jesus 00:45:40 – 00:46:11

Q&A follow-up: clarification on whether 'born under the law' in Galatians 4:4 implies Jewish identity.

Questioner asks whether 'born under the law' necessarily implies Jewish origin. Mike confirms: yes. Paul consistently uses the phrase 'under the law' throughout his letters to refer to Jewish people and their covenant relationship to the Mosaic Law. This can be verified by searching all occurrences of the phrase in Paul's writings.
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Skeptics Wrongly Claim Apostle Paul Didn’t Know Jesus @ 00:45:40

2019-03-20

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