Interpreting Divine Law

This chapter explores the complexities of interpreting biblical laws, particularly the commandment against murder, and the evolving nature of legal definitions within a historical context. It contrasts perceptions of law as burdensome versus a source of divine delight, emphasizing the heart's intent in following these laws and their role in shaping community ethics. The discussion further examines the intertwining of grace and law across the Old and New Testaments, illustrated through the lives of biblical figures like King David and the theological implications of God's holiness in relation to human sin.