What the Law Can Do-and What Salvation Alone Can Accomplish
Why do people feel guilty even before they know God’s commandments?Why does the Law expose sin but fail to heal it?
And why does salvation require more than obedience?
From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture tells a single, unified story: the Law reveals the truth-but it was never meant to give life.
The Law exposes sin, defines transgression, and demands justice.
Yet it cannot restore what sin has broken. In Salvation and the Law, Dr. Ed Grefiel traces Scripture’s own progression–from sin before the Law, to the giving of the Law, to the exposure of transgression, and finally to Jesus Christ, who fulfills the Law completely and restores life through grace.
This book explains:
- Why sin existed before written law
- How the Law clarifies guilt but cannot heal
- The difference between sin and transgression
- How Christ satisfies justice and ends condemnation
- Why obedience flows from life, not fear
- What it truly means to live after the Law
The Law reveals the truth.
Christ fulfills the Law.
Salvation restores life.
This is not a call to abandon righteousness but to find it where Scripture says it is found: In Christ alone.
DR. ED GREFIEL
Bible Teacher • Author • Servant of Christ
Dr. Ed Grefiel is committed to biblical truth, faithful teaching, and helping believers grow in their understanding