Sonoftheday
Puritan Board Sophomore
This is a rather simple question, but is this a proper understanding of the Ten Commandments.
1.) They were given not as a means of salvation, but as conditions of the Mosaic Covenant with the nation of Isreal.
2.) The 10 Commandments is God's perfect moral law in summary form.
3.) This perfect moral law summarized by the 10 Commandments is the condition needing met for the covenant of works, and fulfilled by Christ in his earthly ministry.
4.) God's perfect moral law summarized by the 10 commandments will be upheld in our glorified state, and should be aspired to in our regenerate state.
5.) God's perfect moral law can be derived from the 10 commandments because they are it in summary form.
Most dispensational people I know uphold 1. but then they deny 2. causing 3, 4, & 5 to fall as well.
How can we biblically prove 2. to someone with dispensational beliefs?
If 2 is wrong where/how can we find God's Perfect Moral Law?
1.) They were given not as a means of salvation, but as conditions of the Mosaic Covenant with the nation of Isreal.
2.) The 10 Commandments is God's perfect moral law in summary form.
3.) This perfect moral law summarized by the 10 Commandments is the condition needing met for the covenant of works, and fulfilled by Christ in his earthly ministry.
4.) God's perfect moral law summarized by the 10 commandments will be upheld in our glorified state, and should be aspired to in our regenerate state.
5.) God's perfect moral law can be derived from the 10 commandments because they are it in summary form.
Most dispensational people I know uphold 1. but then they deny 2. causing 3, 4, & 5 to fall as well.
How can we biblically prove 2. to someone with dispensational beliefs?
If 2 is wrong where/how can we find God's Perfect Moral Law?