The Law of God (No. L1)

Christian Churches of God

(Edition 1.0 19990525-19990525)

The Commanded Reading of the Law in the Sabbath year at Tabernacles, explaining the structure of Biblical Law and the Prophets, is contained in this comprehensive series of papers centered on the Two Great Commandments. Scripturally they are required reading for any professing Bible student.

The Commanded Reading of the Law on the Sabbath year at Tabernacles explaining the structure of Biblical Law and the Prophets is contained in this comprehensive series of papers centered on the Two Great Commandments. Scripturally they are required reading for any professing Bible student.

"You shall love the Lord thy God with all your heart with all your soul and with all your mind. This is a great and first commandment. And a second is like it, You shall love your neighbour as yourself. On these two commandments depend all the Law and the Prophets" (Jesus Christ; Mat. 22:37-40).

The First Great Commandment (No. 252)
This text shows the outline Bible structure of the Law and the Prophets.

Law and the First Commandment (No. 253)
This text shows the start of the Law and the focal point of the faith, namely the One True God

Law and the Second Commandment (No. 254)
This text shows the focus of the Bible in terms of idolatry and the worship of images within its Biblical setting and structure.

Law and the Third Commandment (No. 255)
This text shows the focus of the Name of God and the protection of His authority within the Law of God as revealed in Scripture.

Law and the Fourth Commandment (No. 256)
This text shows the structure of the Law as it relates to the Sabbath system and the structure of the Calendar and Bible Prophecy.

The Second Great Commandment (No. 257)
This Second Great Commandment underpinning the remainder of the Law and the Prophets explains the last six commandments.

Law and the Fifth Commandment (No. 258)
The Fifth Commandment concerns the structure of the society and the nation and explains Bible Law and mutual obligation.

Law and the Sixth Commandment (No. 259)
The Sixth Commandment explains the concept of the sanctity of life and the right to take life within the Law of God.

Law and the Seventh Commandment (No. 260)
Law relating to the Seventh Commandment governs all sexual morality and sexual ethics in human society.

Law and the Eighth Commandment (No. 261)
Law relating to the Eighth Commandment governs all property rights in human society.

Law and the Ninth Commandment (No. 262)
Law relating to the Ninth Commandment governs the principles of the system of justice and truth within all society.

Law and the Tenth Commandment (No. 263)
Scripture relating to the Tenth Commandment elevates the system of Law from the physical to the spiritual plane and ties all of the Law and the Prophets to the Spirit of God.

Some Key Supporting Texts:
The Elect as Elohim (No. 1)

The God We Worship (No. 2)

The Cross: Its Origin and Significance (No. 39)

God's Calendar (No. 156)

The Role of the Fourth Commandment in the Historical Sabbath-keeping Churches of God (No. 170)

Tithing (No. 161)

Sanctification of the Temple of God (No. 241)

The Pre-Existence of Jesus Christ (No. 243)

Purification and Circumcision (No. 251)

"Let us hear the conclusion of the matter: Fear God and Keep His Commandments: for this is the whole duty of man" (Eccl. 12:13) "And the Dragon was wroth with the woman and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the Commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ" (Rev. 12:17; cf. 14:12)

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