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Living the Law – Hit the Mark Sabbath School

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Was the primary purpose of the statutes and judgments to ensure that there would be order in the community? Join the Hit the Mark Sabbath School panel as we discuss that question and more as we study Lesson 10 – Living the Law. It’s the fastest hour of the week!

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    • That is a very easy statement to make Joseph. But, what does perfection mean? Theologians have been arguing that one for centuries, and clearly have not come to a concensus. I take refuge in the fact that God through his prophets has let us know that some pretty unsavoury characters are his people. Adulterousm, murdering, King David is called a man after my own heart by God. That does not excuse sin but reveals the compassion of God.

      This is not a very good illustration but I think it makes a point. If you sprinkle metal filings near a magnet, the iron filings, rough and sharp from their previous experience, allign with the magnetic field. Despite their appearance they are perfectly magnetic. Don't try to extrapolate this illustration. I am simply trying to illustrate that outward appearance sometimes hide where the heart is.

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