Ἔργων Νόμου,[1] translated “works of the law,” [2] occurs eight times[3] in the Pauline epistles and is a key theme throughout the book of Romans. The phrase appears in Romans 3:20 where Paul concludes the first part of his argument regarding the nature of salvation in relationship to the works of the law: “. . …
It is interesting to note that the modern State of Israel has been established on May 14, 1948. The last time the Jews inhabited a nation was during the Hasmonean Kingdom (c. 141-37 BC) which followed after the Maccabean Revolt (c. 167-160 BC). There, they had political sovereignty and religious autonomy. Rome conquered the Hasmonean …
...and in his temple all cry, “Glory!” 