Great. If the tree of knowledge and the sacrifices of Abel were in some form part of the law then didn’t Abraham with his sacrifices have a portion of the law?
@@coryabouaf7713 The Law is what tells us what, when, where and how to sacrifice. And, yes: we saw Abraham practicing the Law the same as Abel and Cain (albeit poorly 🥴 ) did.
One proof that the law still is valid, is that despite the NT declaring women to submit to husbands, and husbands to provide for wives and both to not deny conjugal rights to the other, no legal nor lawful consequences are mentioned in NT. Also no explanation of the consequences to minor nor major abuse nor neglect mentioned. Either God cancelled all consequences and allows marital abuse without recourse or the main purpose of the NT is grace and salvation and God allowed the law to speak of the truth and consequences of such lawlessness.
@@coryabouaf7713 Also, something to keep in mind is that after Moses, there was NO adding to or subtracting from the Law. As such, we read a lot of SPECIFIC GUIDANCE (advice) in the New Testament, but Paul telling people what's good for THEM should never be interpreted as universal, divine mandate.
Paul, thou art beside thyself . . .
@@anthonyjones904 That's good company right there!
Great. If the tree of knowledge and the sacrifices of Abel were in some form part of the law then didn’t Abraham with his sacrifices have a portion of the law?
@@coryabouaf7713 The Law is what tells us what, when, where and how to sacrifice. And, yes: we saw Abraham practicing the Law the same as Abel and Cain (albeit poorly 🥴 ) did.
One proof that the law still is valid, is that despite the NT declaring women to submit to husbands, and husbands to provide for wives and both to not deny conjugal rights to the other, no legal nor lawful consequences are mentioned in NT. Also no explanation of the consequences to minor nor major abuse nor neglect mentioned. Either God cancelled all consequences and allows marital abuse without recourse or the main purpose of the NT is grace and salvation and God allowed the law to speak of the truth and consequences of such lawlessness.
@@coryabouaf7713 Also, something to keep in mind is that after Moses, there was NO adding to or subtracting from the Law. As such, we read a lot of SPECIFIC GUIDANCE (advice) in the New Testament, but Paul telling people what's good for THEM should never be interpreted as universal, divine mandate.
@@marsonofjo344 Right, right, right and right again! You get it. 😎👌