Are Christians at liberty to do what they want?
The question of Christian liberty is a vital aspect of theological discourse and practical living for believers. It deals with the balance between freedom in Christ ... read more
Law
Dive into the biblical understanding of the Law with our resource on Bible Questions about the Law. This section explores key questions surrounding the Law as presented in the Bible, including the Ten Commandments, the Mosaic Law, and their relevance for Christians today. Learn about the purpose of the Law, its importance, and how it informs moral and ethical living. Whether you’re studying the distinctions between the ceremonial, moral, and civil laws, or seeking to understand how the Law applies to modern life, this resource offers clear, scripturally based insights to guide your study.
What does it mean “you are not under the law”?
“Not Under the Law” The apostle Paul wrote to the church at Rome saying, “For sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not ... read more
Is the testimony of two false witnesses enough?
Careful Examination by Priest and Judges In the Mosaic law, the testimony of two false witnesses was not enough to incriminate an innocent man who is ... read more
What does it mean to be “not under the law”?
“Not Under the Law” Paul wrote, “For sin shall not have dominion over you: for ye are not under the law, but under grace” (Romans 6:14). ... read more
Should Christians be sinless (Romans 6:2)?
Sinless – Romans 6:2 Christians need to continually strive by God’s grace to live above sin as Christ did. In Romans 6:2, Paul says, “How shall ... read more
Does Paul contradict himself with the law?
A Contradiction? Some get confused by some of Paul’s verses about whether to keep the law of God or not. Superficially, these verses may appear to ... read more
What is Moses’ law?
Two Laws 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: ... read more
How did God discipline David and Bathsheba?
David and Bathsheba The story of David and Bathsheba can be found in 2 Samuel 11. To paraphrase the story, David remained in the city while ... read more
What does it mean that Christ is the end of the law?
“Christ is the End of the Law” Some teach that in the New Testament, the law is no longer binding on the believers and they quote ... read more
Should people obey the law for justification?
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 ... read more