The New Covenant: Does It Abolish God's Law?

United Church of God

Dec 2010 · United Church of God

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Does the New Covenant negate God's law and do away with any need to obey the Ten Commandments and other laws of God? The belief that it does has long been a popular teaching in traditional Christianity.Inside this Bible study aid:
- How Can We Obey God's Commandments?
- Did the Ten Commandments Exist Before Moses?
- God's Law: Is It a Burden or a Blessing?
- What Was the Main Weakness of the Sinai Covenant?
- How God Balances Justice With Mercy
- The Ten Commandments: Keys in a Law of Love
- Grace and Law: Why Are They Inseparable?
- Galatians 4:9-10: Are God's Laws Bondage?
- The Holy Spirit: God's Promise of His Divine Help
- Does Romans 14 Abolish Laws on Unclean Meats?
- Did Paul Tell the Romans One Thing and the Corinthians the Opposite?
- What Was 'Wiped Out' by Jesus Christ's Death?
- Colossians 2:16-17: Are God's Laws Obsolete?
- Confusion Over Legalism: What It Is and Isn't
- Jesus' Teaching on God's Law
- Did Paul's Words to the Galatians Contradict His Actions?

Ratings and reviews

Explained in much detail several questions I did not clearly understand. I know now that the TEN COMMANDMENTS was nailed to the cross. It is believer's guide to pleasing God. I also know now that the Sabbath is still the Seventh day. Not the First Day. I still don't understand why so many people go to Church on Sunday and not Saturday.

I recommend this book. I finished it but I am going over it again. Thankbyou My father in heaven. The only true God.

New Covenant does it abolish God's law I'd would show it thru God's word

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