Does not the law of faith relate directly to Paul's teachng that faith establishes the law?
I have read in the Word that hople leads to faith, and of course our faith is in the Gospel of Jesus Christs.
Gospel means good news.
Paul goes on to teach of our being converted from children of disobedience to children of obedience..
Now having been made new by theHoly Spirit, we have teh law in our inward parts, on our hearts,.
This spiritual understanding, that is by the Holy Spirit witensses that teh law is holy and good when kept holy and applied lawfully.
The only application of the law I have learned is from the Teacher, and from His Example.
I no longer regard teh law is unchagenable, engraved in stone, no, It now is guided by faith and mercy, because Jesus teaches this.. He desires mercy, and not sacrifice, and He came to forgive, not to condemn.
This being the case we must observe the law as did He, with mercy and not requireing sacrifice, not that there is a ssacrifice for sin since Jesus Christ.. The curse of the law, and that curse includes many of the laws, is indeed dead on the Cross, Yet, all of the laws tha demonsstrate mercy and good behavior are quite active, for they have no curse. We are not to fear the law in this capacity, that is lawfully applied. We now have all the leeway and flexibility afforded by mercy.
If any here say they had the law as their tutor, then they do constantly refer to what the turor has taught them, just as does any professional who has been educatated by his professors. If you are a doctor, you must refer constantly to your education while keeping abreast of new developments in your field.
This is no different when dealing with acting in righteousness. How can we be righteous if we do not know the lessonns of the tutor with the corallary of our Lord, Jesus Christ? He has taught us how to use the law lawfully., and not as though it is immovable engravedin sstone. We refer to it from within all of the rest of our lives her in this age, while being perfected by our Father.
Those who claim the law "was" thier tutor while not knowing the first thing about how it is to be used lawfully in accordance with the teaching of the Master are deceiving themselves, and this is not good.
According to Jesus Christ, anyone teaching against the least of the laws will be lealst in heaven, and He teaches us how to obey and use the law, lawfully. Yes we live in grace, for sin no longer has power over us, but we do not sin deliberatley, for this is tramping the Blood of the Lamb. If it sounds complicate, it should not. Children understand this. How can we be children of obedience without know what to obey, and what we obey is now written within, confiremed by the Holy Spirit, and augmented by the teachings of our Lord ans Savior, Jesus Christ.
Faith in Christ is obedience to Him, not just lip service.
I have read in the Word that hople leads to faith, and of course our faith is in the Gospel of Jesus Christs.
Gospel means good news.
Paul goes on to teach of our being converted from children of disobedience to children of obedience..
Now having been made new by theHoly Spirit, we have teh law in our inward parts, on our hearts,.
This spiritual understanding, that is by the Holy Spirit witensses that teh law is holy and good when kept holy and applied lawfully.
The only application of the law I have learned is from the Teacher, and from His Example.
I no longer regard teh law is unchagenable, engraved in stone, no, It now is guided by faith and mercy, because Jesus teaches this.. He desires mercy, and not sacrifice, and He came to forgive, not to condemn.
This being the case we must observe the law as did He, with mercy and not requireing sacrifice, not that there is a ssacrifice for sin since Jesus Christ.. The curse of the law, and that curse includes many of the laws, is indeed dead on the Cross, Yet, all of the laws tha demonsstrate mercy and good behavior are quite active, for they have no curse. We are not to fear the law in this capacity, that is lawfully applied. We now have all the leeway and flexibility afforded by mercy.
If any here say they had the law as their tutor, then they do constantly refer to what the turor has taught them, just as does any professional who has been educatated by his professors. If you are a doctor, you must refer constantly to your education while keeping abreast of new developments in your field.
This is no different when dealing with acting in righteousness. How can we be righteous if we do not know the lessonns of the tutor with the corallary of our Lord, Jesus Christ? He has taught us how to use the law lawfully., and not as though it is immovable engravedin sstone. We refer to it from within all of the rest of our lives her in this age, while being perfected by our Father.
Those who claim the law "was" thier tutor while not knowing the first thing about how it is to be used lawfully in accordance with the teaching of the Master are deceiving themselves, and this is not good.
According to Jesus Christ, anyone teaching against the least of the laws will be lealst in heaven, and He teaches us how to obey and use the law, lawfully. Yes we live in grace, for sin no longer has power over us, but we do not sin deliberatley, for this is tramping the Blood of the Lamb. If it sounds complicate, it should not. Children understand this. How can we be children of obedience without know what to obey, and what we obey is now written within, confiremed by the Holy Spirit, and augmented by the teachings of our Lord ans Savior, Jesus Christ.
Faith in Christ is obedience to Him, not just lip service.