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At this time there was a man named Simeon living in Jerusalem, an upright man of careful observance, who waited patiently for comfort to be brought to Israel. The Holy Spirit was upon him; (Luke 2, 25)
and completing the days of its observance, they set about their return home. But the boy Jesus, unknown to his parents, continued his stay in Jerusalem. (Luke 2, 43)
As they passed from city to city, they recommended to their observance the decree laid down by the apostles and presbyters at Jerusalem. (Acts 16, 4)
There a certain Ananias, a man well known among his Jewish neighbours for his pious observance of the law, (Acts 22, 12)
their earliest memory of me, would they but admit it, is of one who lived according to the strictest tradition of observance we have, a Pharisee. (Acts 26, 5)
Why was this? Because they hoped to derive their justification from observance, not from faith. They tripped on the stone which trips men’s feet; (Romans 9, 32)
And if it is due to grace, then it is not due to observance of the law; if it were, grace would be no grace at all. (Romans 11, 6)
yet we found out that it is through faith in Jesus Christ, not by obeying the law, that a man is justified. We, like anyone else, had to learn to believe in Jesus Christ, so that we might be justified by faith in Christ, not by observance of the law. Observance of the law cannot win acceptance for a single human creature.✻ (Galatians 2, 16)
Let me be content with asking you one question, Was it from observance of the law that the Spirit came to you, or from obeying the call of faith? (Galatians 3, 2)
When God lavishes his Spirit on you and enables you to perform miracles, what is the reason for it? Your observance of the law, or your obedience to the call of faith? (Galatians 3, 5)
Those who take their stand on observance of the law are all under a curse; Cursed be everyone (we read) who does not persist in carrying out all that this book of the law prescribes.✻ (Galatians 3, 10)
The old observance is abrogated now, powerless as it was to help us; (Hebrews 7, 18)
