Romans 10: Righteousness by Faith for All

Paul longs for Israel's salvation, since they sought their own righteousness rather than God's. Christ is the end of the Law for righteousness, and everyone who confesses Jesus as Lord and believes God raised him will be saved, so messengers must be sent to preach.

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According to Romans 10:4, what is Christ in relation to the law?

Christ is a replacement lawgiver who issued a stricter lawChrist abolished the law's moral standards entirelyChrist brings the law to its goal, opening righteousness to everyone who believesChrist had no relationship to the law at all