

Syndicated: Jesus and Jewish Law (Logan Williams and Paul Sloan) Ep. #195
Apr 10, 2025
Join Paul Sloan and Logan Williams, co-hosts of the Jesus and the Jewish Law podcast, as they unpack the complexities of the Mosaic Law and its implications in understanding Jesus. They tackle seven common misconceptions, clarifying that the Law was never just a burdensome set of rules, but a means to maintain God’s presence. Discover how impurity doesn't equal sin, the uniqueness of legal obligations, and how Jesus actually enriches the Torah's ethical teachings. It's a fresh and insightful guide to viewing Law through a Hebraic lens.
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Law's Purpose
- The Law wasn't meant to be a way to earn salvation but a way to express allegiance to God after being rescued from Egypt.
- It was designed to maintain God's presence among his people, not as an impossible burden.
Impurity vs. Sin
- Ritual impurity in the Law doesn't equate to sin or being punished.
- It's a normal part of life, and contracting it isn't sinful in itself.
Distinction vs. Exclusion
- The Law distinguishes Israel as a holy people, but that doesn't mean Gentiles are excluded from God.
- Gentiles could live in the land, receive legal protections, and even atonement for sin.