@truthandgracepod: Did Jesus Abolish the Law? 🤔  #BibleTruth #JesusChrist #TheLaw #Torah #Scripture

kmizzie34 :

Now at what point does it say we don’t have f to keep the law. What prophecy says that the messiah would take away the law

studytoshowthyselfapprov :

Well go ahead n break the law n see if u end up in heaven 🤷🏿‍♂️

Bobby :

what about when Jesus said "It is finished"?

Christopher John Cosentino❌ :

Wrong logic, fulfill in this verse means to do correctly, teach it properly, walk it out. Not fulfill meaning over

user8485794354510 :

You didn't finish

Zim-Zim :

it can't be that fulfillment is abolishment! Avery as a scholar of the bible knows very well what this means. Jesus was clearly talking about the sacrificial system which clearly lead to salvation from sin.

Rabbi_Naqam_Yisrael :

fulfilled means to do entirely

Dale_Caliente🇵🇷 :

That doesn't mean he abolished the law thou

Mickey :

Yes we follow the new Law bc Jesus fulfilled the old Law. The new law is Matt 22:37-40. Love the Lord God with all ur heart, soul and mind. Second law is to love others as yourself. If you do these 2, u will have done fulfilled all law. ❤️❤️❤️

D Thurman968 :

exactly must be fulfilled. he didn't say it has been fulfilled. 🤦🏾‍♂️

Roccans :

If he didn’t fulfill the Jewish law like promised, does that mean he’s a liar?!

jglsupop :

He fulfilled the laws of sacrifice. He also said in Rev 22 To KEEP THE COMMANDMENTS! What may have been his last words in written in the book.

Michael Willis :

wait all things have not been fulfilled so what did that have to do with the question

Claudia :

Finally !! He made it to the podcast

king Jerry :

Galatians 3:13: Says, "Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law, having become a curse for us (for it is written, 'Cursed is everyone who hangs on a tree')

ilovejazz :

So basically both used Jesus words to validate 2 different POVs. 🤷🏾‍♂️. 😂

CowabungaItIs :

Dale_Caliente🇵🇷 :

Plus Luke never met Jesus so him quoting Jesus is bogus he wasn't there

OriText :

In Matthew 5:17, the verse uses Greek-plerosai (from pleroo). It literally means to fill to the brim, to make full, or to bring to full expression. It does not mean to terminate, expire, or cancel an agreement…or the Law

Kellementary :

What’s the point of this video?

dj_fox33 :

What law though, sacrificial, ceremonial, or the ones written in are heart. I would say sacrificial and ceremonial, but we still hold to the Ten Commandments.

derrick brown29 :

until heaven and earth pass away not 1 jot shall pass away from the law. still under the law. fulfilling doesn't me the end of thing

king Jerry :

For all who rely on works of the law are under a curse, as it is written: 'Cursed is everyone who does not continue to do everything written in the Book of the Law.'"

The Coach :

Jesus’ fulfilled the requirement of death that was the penalty for breaking the Ten Commandments law and His ONE TIME sacrifice put an end to the ceremonial laws that were a shadow of things to come(tied to animal, sacrifice feast days, handwashing, and food). The Ten Commandments which are summarized by Loving God (first 4 teaches relationship with God, the next 6 teaches relationships with our brothers and sisters), which become part of the new covenant as God writes them on our hearts and minds (Hebrews 8:10). Paul argued that no one can be made right with God by keeping the law. Salvation is a free gift of grace through Jesus. When Paul wrote that believers are "not under the law, but under grace" (Romans 6:14), he meant they are free from the law's penalty of death and from using it as a system to earn God's favor. But Paul explicitly wrote that faith establishes the law Romans 3:31, he asks, "Do we, then, nullify the law by this faith? Not at all! Rather, we uphold [establish] the law." Paul meant that faith in Jesus validates the ultimate purpose and truth of the law in several distinct ways. How Faith Establishes the Law Honors the law's penalty: The law demands perfection and punishes sin with death. By dying on the cross, Jesus paid that penalty, proving that God's law is holy, just, and cannot simply be ignored. The law was designed to point people to their need for a Savior. In Romans 6:1-2, Paul asks, "Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase?" He immediately answers, "By no means! We are those who have died to sin; how can we live in it any longer?" The law reveals sin: Paul stated that the moral intent of God's law remains good and helps people understand what sin is. Fulfilling the law through love: Paul taught that believers obey the core of the law not out of legal fear, but by letting the Holy Spirit guide them to love others. He wrote that "love does no harm to a neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law" (Romans 13:10). I think most believers would say to murder, committed adultery, to have other gods before God, or commit adultery are still wrong.