Grace and law in the Bible /
Seidel, Ewald
Grace and law in the Bible / Ewald Seidel. - 3rd edition. - Melbourne, Vic. : CDA International, c2013. - 311 pages : illustrations ; paperback 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 307-311).
Introduction
Where do we start?
Grace and law in creation
Grace and law at Sinai
Covenant law and love: Deuteronomy
In the promised land: Early days
In the promised land: The kings
In the promised land: The prophets
Exile: Prophecy in exile
Israel's worship: The Psalms
Summary: Old Testament findings
Jesus and the law
Paul in Galatians
Paul in Romans
Paul in Corinthians
Paul in Colossians and Ephesians
Hebrews
James
Where are we now?
"We, together with evangelical Christians everywhere, believe that our salvation in Jesus Christ is through grace, by faith alone; and because it is a completely undeserved gift, our good works cannot add to it. At the same time, a serious misunderstanding exists among many believers that for a Christian, God's law plays no part in their daily Christian life. The usual argument being that all that is required of us is 'love'. Such a view puts us dangerously close to many today who claim freedom in all relationships in the name of love. But, without God's law what is the basis of our ethics?" -- Book jacket
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Grace--Biblical teaching.
Justification (theology).
Law--Biblical teaching.
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Grace and law in the Bible / Ewald Seidel. - 3rd edition. - Melbourne, Vic. : CDA International, c2013. - 311 pages : illustrations ; paperback 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 307-311).
Introduction
Where do we start?
Grace and law in creation
Grace and law at Sinai
Covenant law and love: Deuteronomy
In the promised land: Early days
In the promised land: The kings
In the promised land: The prophets
Exile: Prophecy in exile
Israel's worship: The Psalms
Summary: Old Testament findings
Jesus and the law
Paul in Galatians
Paul in Romans
Paul in Corinthians
Paul in Colossians and Ephesians
Hebrews
James
Where are we now?
"We, together with evangelical Christians everywhere, believe that our salvation in Jesus Christ is through grace, by faith alone; and because it is a completely undeserved gift, our good works cannot add to it. At the same time, a serious misunderstanding exists among many believers that for a Christian, God's law plays no part in their daily Christian life. The usual argument being that all that is required of us is 'love'. Such a view puts us dangerously close to many today who claim freedom in all relationships in the name of love. But, without God's law what is the basis of our ethics?" -- Book jacket
1920968083
Grace--Biblical teaching.
Justification (theology).
Law--Biblical teaching.
234.7/SEI
