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God sent the laws to show us that we needed a savior, because the law could not be kept.
We are no longer under law..but under grace.
2007-07-23 15:08:53
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answered by Eartha Q 6
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You got the first part wrong. God didn't send us His Laws so that we could be tested. God sent us His Laws to show us that we fail. None of us can be the fulfiller of the Law of Moses. Not one in all history, except Jesus.
You may be right about Satan though. He might be trying to get us to sin, but those who are covered by the sacrifice of Jesus have those sins blotted out.
So all his actions are futile, he might as well stop attempting to use the sinner accusation, God already knows that we are sinners, it's no news to Him.
I would recommend that you read Romans 3. If you could understand it, you would perhaps become a bit better at scriptural exegesis than you are currently.
2007-07-23 22:14:22
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answered by Christian Sinner 7
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Like a posted speed limit of 30 mph, that's a law of the authorities. If you're going 15 mph over because the temptation of hurrying up impels you, you're breaking the law and are not saved from the citation you're going to get.
The laws of the commandments are there to guide us, like the posted speed limit. We break them because of temptation, we receive the citation of sin and are not saved.
Obey the laws and you are saved.
2007-07-23 22:09:36
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answered by My Final Answer 3
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The laws were created because man wanted laws not god so god gave us laws but no sin or law is greater than another.
The only way to be justified is through the blood of Christ that is why he died on the cross for our sins to be paid in full
2007-07-23 22:04:29
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answered by wkemrer 3
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If you are talking about the ten commandments, they were given to reveal to us that we are all sinners and not one could keep the law.
2007-07-23 22:08:30
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answered by austin 2
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what laws?
2007-07-23 22:04:28
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answered by Anonymous
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