Law

Christians should be sinless? Yes, we need to continually strive to be without sin, as was Christ, but that’s not what Paul was saying. Paul answered the question by saying,…

Is there a contradiction Some get confused by some of Paul’s verses about keeping the law of God or not. Superficially, these verses may appear to the shallow reader contradictory…

The Scriptures teach that there are two separate and distinct laws – God’s law and Moses’ law. Let’s examine some references that show that: 1-Moses wrote, “And he declared unto you his covenant, which…

The story of David and Bathsheba can be found in 2 Samuel 11. To paraphrase the story, David remained in the city while his men went to battle. Upon one…

It is claimed that Christ is the end of the law, but the Bible claims the opposite. Christ did indeed honor God’s law both by teaching and by example, showing…

The law doesn’t justify Legalists, who depend on obedience to law for justification from sin, are building their hopes on an unbiblical assumption. The purpose of the law is only…

Paul wrote, “Do we then make void the law through faith? Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law” (Romans 3:31). Justification by faith shows God’s esteem for His…

The apostle Paul wrote in his epistle to the Romans, “Do we then make void the law through faith? Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law” (ch. 3:31).…

God’s law and Moses’ Law The Bible made a clear distinction between Gods’ law (Ten Commandments) and Moses’ law (ceremonial laws). Moses wrote, “And he declared unto you his covenant,…

God’s moral law of the Ten Commandments was originally given at creation. It existed as long as sin has existed (Romans 4:15). But when the Israelites were enslaved in pagan…