There are those who live by the principle of law and there are those who live by the principle of grace. The one is ministry of condemnation; the other is a ministry of reconciliation.
The law is only a shadow of things to come. We are powerless to save ourselves by the works of the law but Jesus Christ is the surety of our salvation. He is the high priest of a new and better covenant Who intercedes for us at the Father's right hand.
An examination of the transfiguration account as it represents the transition from the law and prophets to Jesus alone. Numerous texts are used to show that Jesus is God's Prophet and that we are to hear His Word and to tabernacle with Him alone.
This truth is one of the foundations of our faith in receiving blessing from the Lord. Some have called this truth the believer's Emancipation Proclamation.
Starting in Romans 3:19-31, this sermon shows the purpose and necessity of the Law in producing genuine conversion. Although all can recall wrongdoing, the Law has been given to convict us of sin -- to show the enormity of our crime against a holy, just,
