Torah Observance (Part 2)
Torah ObservanceSteve Gregg
The concept of Torah observance and the new covenant is further explored by Steve Gregg. He emphasizes the promises made by God to Israel and the inclusion of Gentiles in the new covenant. Gregg discusses the enduring nature of the old covenant and the need for responsible interpretation of its laws. He delves into the meaning of the Greek term "olam" often translated as "forever" and its application to eternal laws. Furthermore, he examines the relationship between the law and prophets, suggesting that they anticipated Christ's coming. Gregg also addresses Jesus' statement about the passing away of heaven and earth, asserting that it symbolizes the fulfillment and continuity of the law.
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