Does Matthew 5:17-20 teach the Law is still in effect for Christians?
Matthew 5:17-20 is perhaps the most common passage pointed to by Torah-observant Christians (Hebrew Roots) as proof of their belief that the Law of Moses is still in effect on Christians today. And today we're going to dig into this passage and see what it has to say about the law. Do Torah-keepers have a point? Let's do a Bible study and see. SUPPORT OUR MINISTRY https://TheBiblicalRoots.org/support (Thank you!) OUR LINKS https://linktr.ee/thebiblicalroots CHAPTERS 00:00 Open (On today's episode) 00:27 Introduction to Matthew 5:17-20 02:31 Fulfilling the Hebrew Scriptures 05:04 The Law or the Tanakh? 09:39 Until...what? 13:33 Until All is Accomplished 16:03 Context is King 20:29 What, then, of the Law? 22:41 Wrap it up, Solberg. Subtítulos disponibles en español Mateo 5: 17-20 es quizás el pasaje más común señalado por los cristianos observantes de la Torá (raíces hebreas) como prueba de su creencia de que la Ley de Moisés todavía está vigente para los cristianos de hoy. Y hoy vamos a profundizar en este pasaje y ver lo que tiene que decir acerca de la ley. ¿Los guardianes de la Torá tienen razón? Hagamos un estudio bíblico y veamos.
The Law Fulfilled: A Study of Matthew 5:17-20
Live Debate on Matt 5:17–20 — Pastor Matthew Janzen vs. Prof. R. L. Solberg
Is Torah Observance Dangerous - A Scriptural Response
5 Reasons we can't follow the Gospel and the Law at the same time
What Does the Oil in the Lamps of the Parable of the Virgins Mean | Derek Prince
Matthew 5:17-20 explanation - How did Jesus not abolish but fulfill the law?
Biblical Law: What Applies to Christians Today?
Do We Really Need the Old Testament? | Matthew 5:17-20 | Gary Hamrick
The End of Hebrew Roots: The Full Story
Jesus' View of Scripture (Matthew 5:17–20) | John MacArthur
The Law of Moses and the Gospel of Jesus: A Slow Motion Debate
Under the Law of God? Or the Law of Moses?
Are Christians required to keep the Saturday Sabbath?
Matthew 5:17-32 - Skip Heitzig
Murder and Hatred: Matthew 5:17-26
What if Hebrew Roots is True? (A thought experiment)
5 Evangelical Truisms that Aren't True
Has the Law of Moses changed because of the work of Christ?
Do the Dead Sea Scrolls Actually Prove the Bible Never Changed?
