The weakness of the law God's law and the Christian in New Testament perspective Jonathan F. Bayes

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TextLanguage: 0 eng Publication details: Great Britian; The Paternoster; 2000Description: 243tr; Paperback; 23cmISBN:

085364957X

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Law and gospel -- History of doctrines

DDC classification:

241.2
J76-B36

Summary: The Weakness of the Law aims to demonstrate that the five New Testament references to the weakness of the Law, read in their respective contexts, support those who advocate the `third use of the Law` in the debate with `doctrinal antinomianism.` The study falls into two parts: Part One sets the scene by means of a series of illustrations of the debate, in approximate chronological order, in which representatives of each of the two broad positions are set side by side. In Part Two the four books in which the five key texts appear are studied in their entirety as they relate to the subject of the Law.

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The Weakness of the Law aims to demonstrate that the five New Testament references to the weakness of the Law, read in their respective contexts, support those who advocate the `third use of the Law` in the debate with `doctrinal antinomianism.` The study falls into two parts: Part One sets the scene by means of a series of illustrations of the debate, in approximate chronological order, in which representatives of each of the two broad positions are set side by side. In Part Two the four books in which the five key texts appear are studied in their entirety as they relate to the subject of the Law.

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