EPISODE · Dec 27, 2023 · 35 MIN
5 Reasons We Can't Follow the Gospel and the Law at the Same Time
from The Biblical Roots Podcast
Send us Fan MailThis is critical for the body of Christ to understand. There are so many people dealing with the bondage of thinking they are required to keep the Old Covenant laws like eating kosher, keeping the seventh day Shabbat, keeping the Torah feasts, and so on. The NT teaches that those traditions are permitted for followers of Jesus, but they are not required. So it’s important to understand the freedom we have in Christ, and why we cannot follow the Law of Moses and the Gospel of Jesus at the same time. We are forced to choose on so many issues. In this video we look at 5 of those issues.LINKS TO THE "SLOW MOTION DEBATE"Part I (Solberg) Part II (Wilber)Part III (Solberg)Part IV (Wilber)CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction03:31 The argument: 5 reasons we can’t follow Moses and Jesus04:57 Reason #1: God’s Priests09:15 Two Hebrew Roots Arguments12:08 Reason #2: God’s Temple16:24 A “Torah-observant” Argument16:59 Reason #3: God’s Veil19:21 Reason #4: God’s Sacrifices22:27 Two Hebrew Roots Arguments29:04 Reason #5: Circumcision32:05 Wrap it up, ProfessorDefending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)
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Send us Fan Mail This is critical for the body of Christ to understand. There are so many people dealing with the bondage of thinking they are required to keep the Old Covenant laws like eating kosher, keeping the seventh day Shabbat, keeping the Torah feasts, and so on. The NT teaches that those traditions are permitted for followers of Jesus, but they are not required. So it’s important to understand the freedom we have in Christ, and why we cannot follow the Law of Moses and the Gospel of ...
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