Skyler Puritan Board Graduate Nov 24, 2009 #1 What are the arguments for/against the position that Jesus was adding to the law(as opposed to reiterating it/clearing off the pharisaic gloss)? I'd love to listen to mp3s on the subject, but at this point, I can't. Sorry.
What are the arguments for/against the position that Jesus was adding to the law(as opposed to reiterating it/clearing off the pharisaic gloss)? I'd love to listen to mp3s on the subject, but at this point, I can't. Sorry.
PuritanCovenanter The Joyful Curmudgeon Staff member Nov 24, 2009 #2 You might find this paper by a Reformed Baptist informative. As to adding to the law, well I haven't heard that before. I have hear that the law of Christ is better than the Law of Moses. I believe the Welty article is about that. Response to D. A. Carson
You might find this paper by a Reformed Baptist informative. As to adding to the law, well I haven't heard that before. I have hear that the law of Christ is better than the Law of Moses. I believe the Welty article is about that. Response to D. A. Carson
SolaSaint Puritan Board Sophomore Nov 24, 2009 #3 I don't know, but the more I read Matt 5-7 I find myself more wretched in God's eyes.
Skyler Puritan Board Graduate Nov 25, 2009 #4 Thanks for the link. Anyone else have anything to contribute?
Wayne Tempus faciendi, Domine. Nov 25, 2009 #5 For a full-length, classic treatment, take a look at Edward Fisher's The Marrow of Modern Divinity. Get the recent reprint by Christian Focus, which has a text layout that greatly assists the reading of the book. CFP | The Marrow of Modern Divinity | Edward Fisher Or read it online here: The Marrow of Modern Divnity
For a full-length, classic treatment, take a look at Edward Fisher's The Marrow of Modern Divinity. Get the recent reprint by Christian Focus, which has a text layout that greatly assists the reading of the book. CFP | The Marrow of Modern Divinity | Edward Fisher Or read it online here: The Marrow of Modern Divnity
Skyler Puritan Board Graduate Nov 25, 2009 #6 Wayne said: For a full-length, classic treatment, take a look at Edward Fisher's The Marrow of Modern Divinity. Get the recent reprint by Christian Focus, which has a text layout that greatly assists the reading of the book. CFP | The Marrow of Modern Divinity | Edward Fisher Or read it online here: The Marrow of Modern Divnity Click to expand... Okay, good, thanks. It's on my wish list now.
Wayne said: For a full-length, classic treatment, take a look at Edward Fisher's The Marrow of Modern Divinity. Get the recent reprint by Christian Focus, which has a text layout that greatly assists the reading of the book. CFP | The Marrow of Modern Divinity | Edward Fisher Or read it online here: The Marrow of Modern Divnity Click to expand... Okay, good, thanks. It's on my wish list now.