Apr 24
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- In the previous sermon and this one, I mentioned three uses of God’s law. The first use of God’s moral law is to restrain evil in the world generally by God’s common grace. Here we may compare the law to a curb or guardrail. What are the other two uses of the law? To what can we compare these?
- In Luke 10:25-37, how did Christ use the law as a disciplinarian or mirror to show the lawyer his sin?
- How is the law used as a light to our feet or as a guide in this same passage?
- The law commands us to love our neighbor as ourselves. Who is our neighbor?
- What does it mean to love our neighbor? What will this look like in practice?
- How should the Christian view God’s law? How should we read, interpret, and apply it to ourselves?
- What is legalism? What is antinomianism? Why are these to be avoided?
