13 - Chapter 11 The Biblical Case: 2 Corinthians 3

In seeking the resolution of the tension over the believer and the law, nobody could
pretend that 2 Corinthians 3 carries the same weight as Galatians or Romans. No! But
whatever decision we arrive at concerning the believer and the law, we must not fail to
get to grips with the apostle’s teaching in this chapter, and make sure that our stance
takes it fully into account. And more! Our view must thrive in face of 2 Corinthians 3.
Indeed, it must arise directly from it.
As so often in New Testament times, Judaisers were, once again, on the attack; this
time at Corinth. As always, Paul stood up to them: