Sentences with phrase «fulfillment of the law»

For example, in light of the self - humbling fulfillment of both law and prophecy in Jesus Christ, biblically sanctioned religious persecution or genocide can never again be even remotely conceived as an answer to religious and racial diversity.

I tend to lean on the fact that Jesus came to be the perfect fulfillment of the law.

Jesus brought together the universal love of God and universal moral obligation, and saw in both the true fulfillment of the law.

The fulfillment of the law?

The transfiguration helps us see beyond Jesus of Nazareth, radically transformed into the Son of God, the fulfillment of the law and the prophets, fully human and fully divine.

Its aim is to help us see beyond Jesus of Nazareth, the Galilean, to see him radically transformed into the Son of God, the fulfillment of the law and the prophets.

19:6 — so again, Jesus was calling for the fulfillment of the Law.

Love is the fulfillment of the law, and therefore the forgiveness of God delivers man from himself and makes him free to devote his life to the service of others (Rom.

No longer must we live our lives in comparison to a list of laws, rather we are to live our lives patterned after the fulfillment of that law, Jesus Christ himself.

The perception of Christ should never have been that of a man, but simply the word of God made physical as a means of fulfillment of the law.

Dispensations, ultimate sacrifices, fulfillment of laws, all seem to just be rationalizations for nearly complete 180 on part of the God character.

Love of neighbour is the fulfillment of the Law of the Torah.

But when we follow Jesus, and don't worry about the law, we look back after a few years and surprised to learn that He has led us into the fulfillment of the law.

Burden - bearing is the fulfillment of the law!

He IS THE Messiah and fulfillment of the law.

He posits a dualism between faith and action based on a belief in the impossibility of the fulfillment of the law.

Lutheran usage suggested that the primary use of the law relates to works, the secondary to the knowledge of sin, and the third to the fulfillment of the law and forgiveness.

If loving God and loving others is the fulfillment of the law, then the law is «followed» simply by loving God and loving others.

Logically and theologically, not only is love the fulfillment of the law, the law is unnecessary where there is love, and the law only came into existence because love was absent.

Then, he wrote to ensure they stayed within the simplicity of mature freedom in Christ — «Love is the fulfillment of the Law».

The Redeemer would give us a new life, which is not in conflict with the law, but consists of love and righteousnees, which is the fulfillment of the law.

A thought / question on tithing — if Jesus is the fulfillment of the law and if he is asking for 100 %, then it seems like the folks who are into the legality of the 10 % tithe are running short about 90 %... now if they paid God back retroactively, well, they should get started soon.

Christ would be welcomed into the Citadel Church... but thrown out within a few Sabbaths, for He is unpredictable like the Wind and uncontrollably generous like God's love; Christ would be welcomed into the Healing Church... but then rebuked for not healing everyone to the same level of «normallacy» and for leaving far too many still co-habitating with their lovers; Yet in Him was no sin, and He lived out the fulfillment of the Law.

The Levitical laws do not apply to Christians in light of Christ's fulfillment of the law.

The meticulous attention detail can go by the way, if only the essential thing is present the fulfillment of the Law in the spirit of the kingdom of God

Thus it comes about that Jesus, the greatest of the prophets, the fulfillment of the law, inaugurated a new covenant for the redemption of mankind.

And for all the Christians posting here, I would keep in mind that according to the theology of Christianity, the Christ in Christianity is supposed to be the fulfillment of the laws of Judaism, even if it was not called Judaism when Christ walked the earth.

13:8 - 10 that love means the fulfillment of the Law), but also in pagan literature love — love of man and even love of enemies — is regarded as one of the highest virtues.

Jesus has wholly separated obedience from legalism; hence he does not set up a better law in opposition to a less good law; he opposes the view that the fulfillment of the law is the fulfilling of the will of God.

Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.

Hence formal obedience to the law as such is no radical obedience, though of course true obedience can exist in fulfillment of the law.

Love is the fulfillment of the law.

The New Testament was definitely a transitionary period from the Law to the Fulfillment of the Law, and we see radical glimpses of it in verses like Galatians 3:28:

So a marvelous occurrence, then or now or in the ancient world, could conceivably be not a rupture of nature's laws but a fulfillment of laws beyond our ken.

He is the fulfillment of every law.

Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.