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Romans 7:7-13 - The Law Is Not Sin, But It Reveals Our Sin and Need for Messiah

from Holy Scriptures and Israel · host Gideon Levytam

From Romans 7:7-13, Brother Gideon Levytam addresses the crucial question, “Is the law sin?” He affirms that the Torah (Law) is holy, just, and good. Its purpose is not to save but to reveal the deadly nature of sin. The commandment stands as God’s perfect standard—bringing the knowledge of sin, awakening our sinful nature, and pronouncing a just sentence. This lesson shows how the Torah exposes sin as “exceedingly sinful,” stripping away all self-righteousness and revealing our inability to please God. In this way, the Law prepares the heart to receive the grace and deliverance found only in Yeshua the Messiah. Holy Scriptures and Israel exists to share God’s Word with the Jewish people from a Hebrew-Messianic perspective. If this teaching has been a blessing to you, we invite you to partner with us in this vital work. To learn how you can support this ministry and help us continue reaching others, please visit https://www.holyscripturesandisrael.com.

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