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Torah ObservanceSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg explores the New Testament teachings on Torah observance, focusing on the examples of Jesus, Peter, and Paul. Gregg emphasizes that the law was not destroyed but fulfilled through the prophets, and that Jesus emphasized the importance of Sabbath observance. He discusses Peter's revelation that Gentile believers should not be burdened with the requirements of the Torah and highlights Paul's teaching that the law no longer has power to restrain sin. Gregg concludes by emphasizing that Christians are guided by the spirit, not the law, and warns against demonic teachings that distort the role of the Torah in the faith.
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