Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |                Moses: “This book of the law shall not depart out of
  2   1,1,1  |              most Western nations civil law is based primarily upon
  3   1,1,2  |                 the coming Kingdom, the law of which is love, and the
  4   1,1,3  |               by no means pass from the law till all is fulfilled” (
  5   1,1,4  |               which were written in the law of Moses, and in the prophets,
  6   1,1,4  |                esteem these books . the Law of ~Moses, the prophets
  7   1,1,4  |         categories of books besides the Law and the Prophets: the didactic ~
  8   1,1,4  |                 of Christ has come: the law and the prophets~were until
  9   1,1,5  |                   Take this book of the law and~put it in the side of
 10   1,1,5  |                words in the book of the law,” i.e. in the book of Moses.
 11   1,1,5  |            along with the ~books of the law and the prophets, and the
 12   1,1,6  |                 the books of the Jewish law for his library, and to
 13   1,2,1  |                 Torah. which means .the Law. in He-~brew (Josh. 1:7).
 14   1,2,1  |                6:18), ~.the Book of the Law. (Gal. 3:10); .the Law of
 15   1,2,1  |              the Law. (Gal. 3:10); .the Law of Moses. (Luke 2:22) or .
 16   1,2,1  |              Moses. (Luke 2:22) or .the Law of the Lord. ~(Luke 2:23,
 17   1,2,1  |             human transmission gave the Law its supreme authority and
 18   1,2,2  |                 to explain. Why ~is the law of the constant renovation
 19   1,2,2  |                 of life, the beneficent law of the life of the world,
 20   1,2,2  |                 is said about the first law of nourishment which God
 21   1,2,2  |              the earth (Gen. 6:12). The law of concord ~gave way to
 22   1,2,2  |                concord ~gave way to the law of struggle. And Saint Paul
 23   1,2,2  |          obviously then, neither is the law ~of conflict, the right
 24   1,2,2  |                  indeed, indisputably a law of life? Do we not ob-~serve
 25   1,2,2  |                2:23-24). ~But the moral law is not destroyed by man'
 26   1,2,2  |               that of the giving of the Law. Preliminaries to the departure
 27   1,2,2  |               precede the giving of the Law ~of God through Moses, where
 28   1,2,2  |      circumstances of the giving of the Law, ~and consecutive chapters
 29   1,2,2  |               31), transgression of the Law in intervals of idolatry (
 30   1,2,2  |            responsible for teaching the Law to the people, conducting
 31   1,2,2  |             should be stressed that the Law contained in the ~Pentateuch
 32   1,2,2  |               that ultimately the moral law is ~ingrained by God into
 33   1,2,2  |               other ancient codes, ~the Law of Moses has nothing in
 34   1,2,2  |              must fear God and obey the law, “that his heart may not
 35   1,2,2  |               Through Christianity, the Law of Moses profoundly influenced
 36   1,2,2  |                 1:1). “Moses wrote this law and delivered it to the
 37   1,2,2  |                post-exilic writings the Law, or Torah, was often attributed
 38   1,2,3  |                a ~woman, made under the law. ~1 John 3:8 For this purpose
 39   1,2,3  |             judge him according to your law. The ~sus reconciled us
 40   1,2,4  |             code of religious laws, the Law of Moses. No ~one else in
 41   1,2,4  |                 the handing down of the Law on Mount Sinai. ~ God called
 42   1,2,4  |           containing the tablets of the Law was placed in the Tabernacle,
 43   1,3,2  |                 nation. Even though the Law of Moses did ~command priests
 44   1,3,4  |                 an apostasy from God.s ~Law is followed by oppression,
 45   1,3,5  |                 was determined to bring law and order to ~the weakened
 46   1,3,5  |                unchangeable spiri-~tual law: faith in God and godly
 47   1,3,5  |           country. The validity of this law can be ~traced throughout
 48   1,3,6  |         teaching the people about God.s Law and collecting the books
 49   1,3,7  |                the life of society. The Law of Moses was read, the feast
 50   1,4    |         parallelism, Ps. 20:7,8). ~“The law of the LORD is perfect,
 51   1,4,7  |                 knowledgeable about the Law, the Prophets and the books
 52   1,4,7  |           wisdom,~and transgresseth the law of the most High (Sir. 19:
 53   1,4,7  |                shall be filled with the law. They that fear the Lord
 54   1,5,2  |             Zion, ~was its capital. The law allowed the Jews to have
 55   1,5,3  |            sacrifices prescribed by the law. ~They did not take care
 56   1,5,3  |                the violations ~of God's law, the prophets sternly denounced
 57   1,5,4  |          understood that breach of ~the law by a minority was a bad
 58   1,5,5  |                rites prescribed by ~the law. It was the time when the
 59   1,5,5  |              instruct the people in the law of God: ~ ~.My people are
 60   1,5,5  |                 thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I ~will also
 61   1,5,5  |               have done violence to the law. The just LORD is in the
 62   1,Add,0|                 a woman, born under the law” (Gal. 4:4). In ~the Bible
 63   1,Add,0|          therefore, above all, history. Law and prophets, psalms and
 64   1,Add,0|                and grant his own sacred law. Here only a true priesthood
 65   1,Add,0|               he fulfills the old, “the Law and the prophets,” ~he inaugurates
 66   1,Add,0|                 been accom-~plished and law has been superseded by grace.
 67   1,Add,0|                book, simply because the Law and the Prophets were ~superseded
 68   1,Add,0|                Why do we still need the law and the ~prophets even in
 69   1,Add,0|                all the prophets and the law prophesied until John” ~(
 70   1,Add,0|               do we still keep both the law and the prophets, and in
 71   1,Add,0|        primarily) a Church of God. The ~Law was given to Israel just
 72   1,Add,0|                believers, united by the Law of God, the true faith,
 73   1,Add,0|            Church, we should add. ~ The Law was superseded by the truth,
 74   2,1    |                 code of~moral and civil law, the settlement in the land
 75   2,1    |              the teachers of the Mosaic law, made their~appearance as
 76   2,1,1  | Intertestamental period from~the Mosaic law and the prophets and the
 77   2,1,2  |                 and interpreting of the law and the prophets. No mention
 78   2,1,2  |              the one who would read the law and the one~who would read
 79   2,1,2  |               and~interpretation of the law, reading and interpretation
 80   2,1,3  |             scribes, in emphasizing the law of the~Sabbath, had gone
 81   2,1,3  |               but which were not in the law given through Moses.~
 82   2,1,4  |              had their beginning in~the law of Moses. The other feasts
 83   2,1,4  |        anniversary of the giving of the law (the Ten Commandments) by
 84   2,1,5  |              three groups of books: the Law, the five books of Moses;
 85   2,1,5  |            their~minds the books of the Law came from God through Moses (
 86   2,1,5  |            Moses were regarded as God’s law (Josh. 1:8; 8:32-36). There~
 87   2,1,5  |               periods of neglect of the law. At the time of the captivity
 88   2,1,5  |                to Babylon copies of the law and of other treasured~books —
 89   2,1,5  |            interest in the~study of the law was stirred during the Babylonian
 90   2,1,5  |               groups for a study of the law, the singing of the Psalms
 91   2,1,5  |      traditional interpretations of the~law by the scribes equal weight
 92   2,1,5  |            weight of authority with the law itself. These are referred
 93   2,1,6  |          writers who made copies of the law for those~who desired them.
 94   2,1,6  |                soon know more about the law than anyone~else they came
 95   2,1,6  |              time to be teachers of the law and its interpreters. From
 96   2,1,6  |                them were doctors~of the law. The tradition of elders
 97   2,1,6  |              the interpretations of the law which the learned scribes
 98   2,1,6  |                 they put on keeping the law.~By their selfish credit-seeking
 99   2,1,6  |          authoritative with the written Law itself. They looked on themselves~
100   2,1,6  |                  and the so-called oral law, accepting as authoritative
101   2,1,6  |              pretend to keep the Jewish law with any degree of exactness,
102   2,2,5  |                well acquainted with the Law of Moses, and who more or~
103   2,2,5  |            superiority of New Testament Law over the Old~Testament,
104   2,2,5  |                 God not by means~of the law, but by God’s grace, given
105   2,4,3  |             considered~an expert on the law and despite belonging to
106   2,4,3  |                the~traditions of Mosaic law.~Returning to Antioch, Saint
107   2,4,3  |              Pharisee, fulfiller~of the law of Moses and the traditions
108   2,4,3  |           justified by the~works of the law and his zeal for the faith
109   2,4,3  |             independent of deeds of the law~(Romans 3:28). However,
110   2,4,3  |          understanding of “works of the law” does not mean “good~deeds”
111   2,4,3  |                observance of the Mosaic Law. It must be remembered that~
112   2,4,3  |       ceremonial instructions of Mosaic Law. They deluded~themselves
113   2,4,3  |               ceremonial decrees of the law of Moses for Christians.~
114   2,4,3  |                 ceremonial deeds of~the law, but only through faith
115   2,4,4  |            meaning of the Old Testament law~in relation to the New Testament,
116   2,4,4  |        according to the Spirit. For the law of the~Spirit of life in
117   2,4,4  |               has made me free from the law of sin and death” (Rom.
118   2,4,4  |                it is not subject to the law of God, nor indeed can be.
119   2,4,4  |                Phil. 1:27.~Deeds of the law does not justify a person:
120   2,4,4  |              Cor. 13:1-8). “For all the law is fulfilled in one word,
121   2,4,4  |             burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ” (Gal. 6:1-2).~
122   2,5,9  |            finally the followers of the law of~Moses and the Roman administrators