Category Archives: Old Testament Law

Legalists: Give Me the Official Rules

Posted on March 7, 2020 by Tim Farley

Dealing with legalists in the church can be discouraging. Of course, no one believes they are a legalist (and maybe we all are to a degree). Most legalists just feel they are serious about obedience while others are less so. … Continue reading →

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Who Are the Covenant People of God?

Posted on April 20, 2015 by Tim Farley

Ok, help me understand something. I often hear fellow Christians speak of Israel as God’s covenant people. I understand that God made a covenant with Israel at Mount Sinai. We refer to it as the Mosaic Covenant. However, in the … Continue reading →

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The Bible says we should execute Sabbath breakers. Should we?

Posted on December 24, 2008 by Tim Farley

How does the Old Testament (Mosaic) law apply today?  How should Christians understand and apply it? This post is in response to a statement that was made by a commenter on a previous discussion on this site.  The commenter stated in that discussion, “The … Continue reading →

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