Moving out of the Law : And INTO God's Grace.

[Behold]

Reader..

Lets look at WHAT defines a sinner as a sinner and their sin as sin.

Now...God does not define anyone as a sinner.

So, what does?

A.) THE LAW and the 10 Commandments.

Its the Law and 10 commandments that DEFINE our deeds as : "against God's law" or "breaking the 10 commandments".

Now, what happens if the Law and the 10 Commandments can no longer define you, at all?

1.) """Christ is the END of THE LAW (commandments also) for everyone who BELIEVES::" = is born again.

2.) "Christ has redeemed (the born again) from the CURSE of THE LAW (and the 10 commandments)".

So, what is the CURSE of the Law and the 10 Commandments, ????? as Paul also defines the 10 commandments as the "ministry of death, engraven in stones".

So, the CURSE of all this, is that they can DEFINE YOU as being A SINNER, and that is a "curse" upon every person.

So, Jesus's Sacrifice has = "redeemed (the born again) from the Curse of the Law".

How?

A.) The born again....."Are NOT UNDER THE LAW......but under GRACE"..

"Grace" is now the dominion over the born again Christian.
God's Grace now only defines us as "made righteous".. "eternally forgiven"... having become "the Righteousness of GOD... in Christ"..

See......... the Cross is a "divine exchange"..... where Jesus takes all our sin, and the judgement due us all..... and also removes the Law, and the Born again receive..... as God's "GIFT">.

= "the Gift of Righteousness"". .

= "The Gift of Salvation"..

= and "The Gift of Eternal life".

The born again.......now exist in the KOG...........here.....

AA) """"where there is no LAW... there is no SIN (Transgression).""

So....This is why Romans 4:8 and 2 Corn 5:19.. say that "God was in Christ not Charging SIN".. anymore, regarding every again Christian.

This does not mean we are never going to make a mistake or never again choose to do something that is carnal..

It means that there is no LAW or 10 Commandments as dominion over us anymore..., that would be able us ever again as a SINNER before God.

Its all GONE.........because "Christ is the END OF THE LAW, for Righteousness, to everyone who BELIEVES" (Is born again)

The born again are "NOT under the LAW.....but under Grace"..

The Born exist here.........."Where there is NO LAW there is no SIN (Transgression found)""

Welcome To : Salvation.......its a GIFT.

Now, to understand this.... is to understand "the LIBERTY that is IN CHRIST"..

And Paul says...>>"now that you understand that God wont charge sin to you.......do not use this LIBERTY.......this understanding........to go out and live in carnality"..

 

[quietthinker]

Reader..

Lets look at WHAT defines a sinner as a sinner and their sin as sin.

Now...God does not define anyone as a sinner.

So, what does?

A.) THE LAW and the 10 Commandments.

Its the Law and 10 commandments that DEFINE our deeds as : "against God's law" or "breaking the 10 commandments".

Now, what happens if the Law and the 10 Commandments can no longer define you, at all?

1.) """Christ is the END of THE LAW (commandments also) for everyone who BELIEVES::" = is born again.

2.) "Christ has redeemed (the born again) from the CURSE of THE LAW (and the 10 commandments)".

So, what is the CURSE of the Law and the 10 Commandments, ????? as Paul also defines the 10 commandments as the "ministry of death, engraven in stones".

So, the CURSE of all this, is that they can DEFINE YOU as being A SINNER, and that is a "curse" upon every person.

So, Jesus's Sacrifice has = "redeemed (the born again) from the Curse of the Law".

How?

A.) The born again....."Are NOT UNDER THE LAW......but under GRACE"..

"Grace" is now the dominion over the born again Christian.
God's Grace now only defines us as "made righteous".. "eternally forgiven"... having become "the Righteousness of GOD... in Christ"..

See......... the Cross is a "divine exchange"..... where Jesus takes all our sin, and the judgement due us all..... and also removes the Law, and the Born again receive..... as God's "GIFT">.

= "the Gift of Righteousness"". .

= "The Gift of Salvation"..

= and "The Gift of Eternal life".

The born again.......now exist in the KOG...........here.....

AA) """"where there is no LAW... there is no SIN (Transgression).""

So....This is why Romans 4:8 and 2 Corn 5:19.. say that "God was in Christ not Charging SIN".. anymore, regarding every again Christian.

This does not mean we are never going to make a mistake or never again choose to do something that is carnal..

It means that there is no LAW or 10 Commandments as dominion over us anymore..., that would be able us ever again as a SINNER before God.

Its all GONE.........because "Christ is the END OF THE LAW, for Righteousness, to everyone who BELIEVES" (Is born again)

The born again are "NOT under the LAW.....but under Grace"..

The Born exist here.........."Where there is NO LAW there is no SIN (Transgression found)""

Welcome To : Salvation.......its a GIFT.

Now, to understand this.... is to understand "the LIBERTY that is IN CHRIST"..

And Paul says...>>"now that you understand that God wont charge sin to you.......do not use this LIBERTY.......this understanding........to go out and live in carnality"..

You have turned grace into another law, Behold .....one of your own cobbling!

 

[Behold]

You have turned grace into another law, Behold .....one of your own cobbling!

Christians are "under Grace" so that is our Spiritual Law.
This is the only one that operates in the KOG.

"the law was given by Moses....but GRACE.. and truth came by Jesus The Christ".

So, to be "IN CHRIST" is to be "under Grace"., and "not under the Law of Moses, that included the 10 Commandments".

Does this mean that we are to ignore the 10 Commandments?
No....as they are a lifesyle boundary that keeps you out of a lot of Trouble..
However, the Law and Commandments, cant save you, because they only demand Righteousness, they can't provide it.

Jesus on the Cross is where we find God's righteousness, given to us, as "the Gift of Righteousness".

 

[LoveYeshua]

Christians are "under Grace" so that is our Spiritual Law.
This is the only one that operates in the KOG.

"the law was given by Moses....but GRACE.. and truth came by Jesus The Christ".

So, to be "IN CHRIST" is to be "under Grace"., and "not under the Law of Moses, that included the 10 Commandments".

Does this mean that we are to ignore the 10 Commandments?
No....as they are a lifesyle boundary that keeps you out of a lot of Trouble..
However, the Law and Commandments, cant save you, because they only demand Righteousness, they can't provide it.

Jesus on the Cross is where we find God's righteousness, given to us, as "the Gift of Righteousness".

Jesus did not teach that His commandments were optional in the New Covenant. He called people to follow, obey, and build their lives upon His words. The commandments He gave were not only consistent with the Father's will, but they fulfilled and deepened the meaning of the Law. He said they remain until heaven and earth pass away, and warned that breaking them or teaching others to do so would bring judgment. He made clear that love for Him is shown by obedience, not only belief. His disciples confirmed this after His resurrection, saying that knowing God means keeping His commandments, and that those who don’t obey are deceiving themselves. Therefore, the idea that Jesus’ teachings are only moral guidance without authority is not supported by Scripture. In the New Covenant, the commandments of Jesus are not less than law—they are the living expression of God’s will, written not on stone but on the heart, and they remain binding for all who follow Him.
Jesus clearly said, "Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to fulfill. For assuredly, I say to you, till heaven and earth pass away, one jot or one tittle will by no means pass from the law till all is fulfilled." (Matthew 5:17–18). Heaven and earth are still here, so the law is still in place. Jesus also warned, "Whoever therefore breaks one of the least of these commandments, and teaches men so, shall be called least in the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 5:19). He did not treat His teachings as suggestions but as commandments to obey.
When a man asked Him how to receive eternal life, Jesus replied, "If you want to enter into life, keep the commandments." (Matthew 19:17). He then listed some of the Ten Commandments, showing they still mattered. He also gave a new commandment: "A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you." (John 13:34). But even this was not separate from the Law—it deepened it.
Jesus didn’t separate love from the commandments. He said, "If you love Me, keep My commandments." (John 14:15). And again, "He who has My commandments and keeps them, it is he who loves Me." (John 14:21). So, love is proven by obedience, not by agreeing with His teachings but by living them.
After Jesus rose from the dead, He told the apostles to teach everything He had commanded them: "teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you." (Matthew 28:20). Not just believe them—but observe them. The apostles followed this. John wrote, "Now by this we know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments." (1 John 2:3). He added, "He who says, ‘I know Him,’ and does not keep His commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him." (1 John 2:4). These are strong words showing that Jesus’ teachings are not just noble ideas, but required ways of life.
Peter also said, "We ought to obey God rather than men." (Acts 5:29), after being commanded to stop teaching in Jesus’ name. So even under the New Covenant, obedience to God's word was a must, not an option.
In the end, Jesus warned, "Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven." (Matthew 7:21). Hearing His words is not enough. He continued, "Whoever hears these sayings of Mine and does them, I will liken him to a wise man who built his house on the rock." (Matthew 7:24). So His words are not just teachings to admire—they are the foundation of our lives.

 

[Behold]

Jesus did not teach that His commandments were optional in the New Covenant.

Its not through Christ's Commandments... but its The Cross of Christ where God meets a Sinner With Salvation..

So the issue with people who are obsessed with law and commandments, is that they try to add them to The Cross of Christ as God's Salvaiton.