Bible
Evidence about the Law
God's Law - Is it relevant
today?
Study
what the Scriptures teach about the 10 Commandments,
Ordinances, the Law of Grace and whether or not
they apply to you.
Click on the Start button to begin Part
I.
Part
I - The Law Defined
This study explores the 10 Commandments and
the giving of the Book of the Law, including
their differences and purpose.
Part
II - The Law in Covenants
This study covers the old and new covenants
and how they each relate to the 10 Commandments
and the Book of the Law.
Part
III - The Law after the Cross
This study covers the role of the 10 Commandments
and the Book of the Law after Jesus died on
the cross.
Civilizations
are judged according to their ability to make
laws, enforce laws, and whether or not citizens
really believe and teach the morality
of these laws. Laws will always be questioned
whether they are good or bad. However, the
10 Commandments have unquestionably been
held in high regard for their perfection and
long lasting influence. There is no reason to
question whether they are good or bad, because
God is the author and writer.
Doing
away with God's
Law for the tradition and wisdom of
man is a popular option for many, including
the idea that love and grace can operate
without law. But what does the Bible teach?
This
study will examine important issues such as:
The
10 Commandments and for whom they were intended
The
Book of the Law (Moses' Writings)
Sacrificial
laws in the Bible and "Shadows"
of Christ's reality
Commandments
of Jesus
The
Law of Grace
The
Law of Liberty
Blotting
out of ordinances
Yearly
and weekly Sabbaths
The
"Curse of the Law" and being "Dead
to the Law"
Study
the Bible Evidence about this topic by clicking
on the "START"
button.
Click on the Start button to begin Part
I.
Civilizations
are judged according to their ability to make
laws, enforce laws, and whether or not citizens
really believe and teach the morality
of these laws. Laws will always be questioned
whether they are good or bad. However, the
10 Commandments have unquestionably been
held in high regard for their perfection and
long lasting influence. There is no reason to
question whether they are good or bad, because
God is the author and writer.