Galations and Romans are two of the apostle Paul’s most significant compositions (Harris, 2014). In these compositions he lays out his vision from the Mosaic Torah and justification by faith in Christ. More specifically, in Galations, Paul tells the Galation congregation that circumcision is no longer necessary because obedience to Torah commandments cannot justify the believer before God (Harris, 2014). Only faith and trust in God’s gracious willingness to redeem humanity through Christ can win divine approval and obtain salvation for the individual. In other words Paul defines righteousness and justification and faith to be God’s revelation of Jesus who freed believers from bondage of Torah observance. Paul states that all humanity imitates
