Romans 4

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In Romans 4:1-2, Paul asks what Abraham discovered about being right with God. If Abraham had been justified by his own works, what would that have given him -- and why does Paul say it still wouldn't count before God?

A permanent exemption from further obedienceA reason to boast before God HimselfNothing at all, since works were never in viewSomething to boast about, but not in God's presence