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Old 12-25-2014, 03:50 PM
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Re: Which OT laws apply to us today?

Law is mentioned in two ways in the New Testament. It is synonymous with the Old Testament/Covenant as well as a statement of what is eternally right and wrong. It is from these two contexts that we get the idea no one is under law anymore, from the covenantal standpoint. And from the eternal right and wrong, law always exists.

When we confuse the two, various errors arise.
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