Sam Shamoun Answers: Paul Didn’t Teach “Faith vs Works” — Romans Explained

✝️ Deepen your formation in Catholic apologetics—Subscribe:    / @samshamounanswers   VIDEO DESCRIPTION For 500 years, Romans has been framed as a debate between “faith vs works.” But is that really what Paul was arguing? In this video, we carefully examine the actual context of Romans and uncover what Paul was truly addressing. The dispute was not between faith and good works. The real debate was between two covenant frameworks: the Law of Moses and the Law of Christ. Paul was confronting Judaizers who insisted that obedience to the Mosaic Law—especially circumcision—was necessary for justification. Paul responds by showing that justification comes through covenant faithfulness in Christ, not through adherence to the Mosaic covenant. We will walk through: • What “works of the law” really means • Why Abraham is central to Paul’s argument • How John 6:27–29 challenges modern assumptions • The difference between the Law of Moses and the Law of Christ • Why “faith apart from works” has been widely misunderstood If you have ever wrestled with Romans 3–4, Galatians, or the doctrine of faith alone, this teaching will challenge you to rethink the debate from a biblical and historical perspective. This is not about diminishing faith. It is about properly defining it. Watch carefully. Open your Bible. Test everything. 📖 BIBLICAL REFERENCES John 3:16 John 3:36 John 6:27–29 Romans 1:16–17 Romans 3:20–28 Romans 4:1–12 Romans 8:2 1 Corinthians 9:20–21 Galatians 3:1–14 Galatians 6:2 #FaithVsWorks #RomansExplained #SolaFide #LawOfChrist #BiblicalTheology #PaulTheApostle #ChristianApologetics #CatholicApologetics