What does it mean to be "under th...

What does it mean to be "under the law", and "delivered from the law?" Must Christians obey the Ten Commandments? Ep. 18

Spirit of Prophecy Talk by Austin Hill
May 5, 2024
38:19

Episode notes

Some who object to keeping the commandments cite Paul’s words in Romans 6:14, “Ye are not under the law, but under grace.” But, what did the apostle actually mean by that phrase? In Romans 7:1-6 Paul tells the story of a woman who is “loosed from the law to her husband.” He concludes his illustration by stating, “Now we are delivered from the law.” Some people have used this story to say that Christians do not need to keep God’s law. But is this really what the apostle Paul is saying? Join me, as I go to the Bible to see what it says on these important matters. We also look at the historical view of the moral law with protestant reformers, and even some statements of faith from other early protestant denominations. But, our question should always be: What does God's word say? I hope and pray you are blessed! Please reach out to me if you have any questions, or comments! biblicalandfound@gmail.com Yours in Christ - Austin :) Correction**: For commandment #9, the second reference should be Romans 13:9, not Matthew 13:9

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