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Sabbath: The Law of God and the Law of Christ — 3 Comments

  1. Everything in our present world operate under a given law. Though minute and insignificant it may appear has a law that govern it. If that thing in question do not operate under its given law, things with be chaotic. In Psalms 40:6-10 Jesus delighted to do his Father will. He was not walking against his Father but was subjected to his Father's law.

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    • Marva,

      What indication is there that Psalm 40:6-10 is Jesus speaking in first person? I believe David wrote this particular psalm. Although I agree Jesus did delight in His Father's will and subjected himself to His law, credit must be given to the rightful author of this text.

      Willie Scott II

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  2. Have you ever found yourself accepting people's values and you practice those values as if they originate from you? In like manner, Christ unquestioningly accepts God's law and they become his. So his beliefs and conduct synchronize with that of the father. Putting myself in Christ's place, I will delight myself in the law; I want to obey it; I want to be in harmony with God's law. "Great peace have which love the law and nothing shall cause them to stumble" ( psalms 119:165).

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