This is a recording from the 20th in a series of weekly Bible studies I did back in 2012 – 2014 for our Virtual House Church website. I make no claims of being a pastor or learned Bible scholar. This is just a personal journey through the Scriptures that I shared with others and now wish to share with you. For more, go to: www.virtualhousechurch.com
In this teaching, I bring back the mention of Andy Hoy’s work on the Tabernacle and it’s potentially VERY different shape. Could this be confirmation of a circular, flat, enclosed Earth? Was the Tabernacle a model of YHWH’s Terrarium “footstool?” Visit Andy’s site and decide for yourself:
http://project314.org/design/outside-…
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What is the law that God writes on our hearts and minds? Here are three things it is not:
It is not the law of Moses. As we saw in the last post, if God wrote the Ten Commandments on our hearts then Jesus died for nothing.
It is not a new and improved version of the law. It is not the new commands of Jesus or the New Testament. We cannot please God by keeping a new law any more than we could please him by keeping an old one.
It is not the knowledge of right and wrong that was bestowed upon us – against the Lord’s wishes – by Adam.
So what is this law that the Lord writes on our hearts and minds and embeds in our very being?
It is himself.
1. The law of love
A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. (John 13:34)
2. The law of the Spirit of life
It’s important that you understand the difference between the old law (a written code you can’t keep) and the new Law (Christ himself, living in you). Try and live by the old laws, as Paul did, and it make you miserable:
What a wretched man I am! Who will rescue me from this body that is subject to death? (Rom 7:24)
3. The perfect law of liberty
James wrote of “the perfect law that gives freedom” (Jas 1:25), which can be contrasted with the law of Moses that binds (Rom 7:6). What is the perfect law that gives freedom? Well, what is the implanted word that can save you (Jas 1:21)? It’s not the Ten Commandments or the Bible. It’s Jesus, the living Word who sets us free.
The perfect law of liberty describes what Jesus has done (perfectly fulfilled or completed the law) and the fruit he will bear in our lives (liberty) if we trust him.
But whoever looks intently into the perfect law that gives freedom, and continues in it – not forgetting what they have heard, but doing it – they will be blessed in what they do. (Jas 1:25)
I sure would like to understand all the feast days and such translated into our current calendar, could you send me in the right direction Rob ?, sure would appreciate it brother.
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