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Jesus in Matthew 5 intensifies the law — lust equals adultery in the heart, hate equals murder

Steven Anderson vs The Biblical Gospel 00:13:16 – 00:14:20

Jesus's Sermon on the Mount expands the scope of sin

Jesus does not soften the OT death penalty for adultery — he strengthens it: looking with lust is adultery in the heart. Hating your brother without cause is murder in the heart. Mike argues this makes the problem worse by showing that all people, not just specific sinners, are under the law's condemnation.
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Steven Anderson vs The Biblical Gospel @ 00:13:16

2019-06-13

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Matthew 5 Sermon on the Mount universal sinfulness adultery in the heart murder in the heart
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