If the Torah cannot really help anyone,as Paul claims,then why was it given?
A)as a means of unifying a people
B)as a guide
C)as a means of keeping people in line
D)as a temporary device to teach humans that they can't make it on their own (they need a savior)

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Paul's perspective on the Torah, particularly in the context of Christian theology, emphasizes that the Law serves as a tutor or guardian until Christ came. It highlights human inability to achieve righteousness through their own efforts, pointing to the need for salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

If the Torah Cannot Really Help Anyone,as Paul Claims,then Why