Concept:The purpose of the Law in God's plan of salvation, as explained by Paul in his letter to the Galatians.
Explanation:In Galatians 3:19, Paul explains the reason why the Law was added.
He states clearly that the Law was added because of transgressions.
This means the Law was given to define and expose sin.
Before the Law existed, people still sinned, but sin was not clearly identified.
The Law acted as a mirror to reveal wrongdoing and make people aware of their disobedience.
It also served as a temporary guide or guardian until the coming of Christ.
Its purpose was not to bring righteousness through human effort.
Instead, it showed everyone their inability to keep God's commands perfectly.
This pointed people to their need for faith in Jesus Christ for salvation.
Thus, the Law was a response to human sinfulness, not a means of earning God's favour.
Answer:B. transgressions