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Main conclusion: the phrase "under the law" refutes Torah observance as a Christian obligation

A Pivotal Issue： Hebrew Roots part 4 00:35:51 – 00:37:23

Winger's summary conclusion for the episode

Winger concludes that the consistent meaning of "under the law" across Romans, Galatians, and 1 Corinthians is the Law of Moses. This single exegetical issue refutes the Hebrew Roots claim that Christians are obligated to observe the Torah in the sense of being under the Mosaic covenant. However, this does not mean we ignore the OT — there is still application, wisdom, and teaching available from it.
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@tiermakeracco17 @ADRoblesMedia @smashbaals Yes, that unfortunately does happen too. So where’s the correct path? It’s neither Replacement Theology / Supercessionism nor the Hebrew Roots Movement. When I visited the wailing wall it was to watch wh...

@tiermakeracco17 @ADRoblesMedia @smashbaals Yes, that unfortunately does happen too. So where’s the correct path? It’s neither Replacement Theology / Supercessionism nor the Hebrew Roots Movement.

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A Pivotal Issue： Hebrew Roots part 4 @ 00:35:51

2019-06-05

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Hebrew Roots Movement Law of Moses Old Testament application Torah observance under the law
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