Romans922
Puritan Board Professor
People often ask the question to those who hold a reformed view of the law of God "How do you distinguish between the moral law and ceremonial/civic law?"
In other words, how do you distinguish that which is prescriptive (moral law which was not done away with/abolished) and descriptive for the nation of Israel (that which was only for the nation of Israel and which was ceremonial to do with the temple or civic in doing with the government of Israel) when you are reading through Exodus-Deuteronomy?
This isn't asking a definition of moral or ceremonial/civic law, but rather asking while reading through Exodus-Deuteronomy how do we distinguish between moral and ceremonial/civic.
In other words, how do you distinguish that which is prescriptive (moral law which was not done away with/abolished) and descriptive for the nation of Israel (that which was only for the nation of Israel and which was ceremonial to do with the temple or civic in doing with the government of Israel) when you are reading through Exodus-Deuteronomy?
This isn't asking a definition of moral or ceremonial/civic law, but rather asking while reading through Exodus-Deuteronomy how do we distinguish between moral and ceremonial/civic.