Law of Moses
1n 1993, several articles were published on
Eschatology – When Was the Law of Moses
Fulfilled?, and were designed to clarify issues
related to that question.
Today, it yet remains a problem that many
are challenged by what the Scriptures teach
on this subject.
For this reason, we have decided to revise
and present more information on those
articles to assist others who may not have access to that material. We
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Torah
In this, the third study, attention is focused on
the words of Christ in Luke 24:44–47. This text
had a profound impact on my studies when I
began writing on it over a decade ago.
Those who believe the end time events are yet
future, do not readily recognize or acknowledge
the implications of that conclusion.
For example, the Dispensationalists assume that
the law has not yet been fulfilled. They are at
least consistent in their reasoning on that point.
They understand that to fulfill the law means that all the prophecies
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Eschatology in the Old Covenant
In order to determine when was Old Covenant
fulfilled?, we must come to some consensus
about the meaning of fulfill.
When ordering Barbecue, I call my local small
store-front restaurant, -you know, the one with
about 10 to 15 crowded tables, that do more
take out orders than sit in.
I order two rib dinner plates, one for me and
one for my wife. But I get to eat one-and-a
half plates of ribs because she can’t eat a
full plate!
They take down everything I want on the order, ribs, slaw, barbecue beans and bread. That’s a standard order. When I go in to pick up my order, I expect it to be filled exactly as I ordered it. My order was my command.
Now what does it mean to fulfill that order? What if I went in and received only one plate of ribs? What if I
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Did The Law of Moses Prophesy Till 70 AD? If
you want to see an Amillennialist preacher
walk on pins and needles with tender feet,
ask him this question.
He doesn’t want to answer it. Rather, he
will attempt to rephrase the question then
attempt to answer part of it, and do a
rather poor job at that.
For example, search for this question in
the archives of the Christian Courier by
Wayne Jackson, and you will find it asked
in this manner:
“Did the Law of Moses Continue Until A.D. 70?” The blog post begins with a
