BibleThinker How To Understand the Old Testament Law pt2 of 2
Jul 14, 2015
Discover the fascinating transition from the Old Testament Law to the New Covenant. Learn how the Law was designed not for salvation but to guide humanity toward faith in Christ. Explore the distinct applications of the Law for Jews and Gentiles while avoiding common misinterpretations. Understand the transformative role Jesus played in reshaping the Law and the moral principles that guide early Christians today. Delve into living by the Spirit rather than adhering to legalism, as well as the enduring relevance of the Old Testament commands.
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OT Law's Purpose
- The Old Testament law, given through Moses, was about more than just morals.
- It served as a governmental law for Israel, including civil, criminal, and ceremonial regulations.
Law and Salvation
- The Old Testament law wasn't meant to save people but to reveal their sinfulness.
- Abraham and David's examples demonstrate that righteousness comes from faith, not works.
Law as a Tutor
- The law acted as a temporary tutor to lead people to Christ.
- After accepting Christ, Christians are no longer under the law's authority.