[joeclark]

Hello all,

Tverberg says in one of her books that “to fulfill the Law” is a Rabbinic Idiom that is still in use today.

What she writes makes sense because no Jew ever asked Jesus: ‘Lord, what do you mean by “fulfill the Law” ‘? Most probably everybody in Judea knew the meaning of those words.

According to Lois:

“Fulfill the Law” means to properly interpret the Torah so that people can obey it as God really intends.

“Abolish the Law” means to undermine the Torah by misinterpreting it.

Do you agree with Lois A. Tverberg or not?

What Does It Mean to “Fulfill the Law”?

Thanks

 

 

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[genny]

[genny]

Hi Joe,

Just checking, do you really want to know or do you just want a place to post advertising links?

[bentovo]

I want to know as well because the bible has said to love God is to obey his commandments. 1 John 5: 3

Is the new covenant based on grace because we love to keep his comments instead of we have to do them?