In this comprehensive study of Matthew 5:17-20, Christopher Enoch examines whether Jesus abolished the Torah or called His followers to a deeper obedience. Analyzing the Greek text of pleroo, the scribal language of iotas and pen strokes, Paul's letters, the Dead Sea Scrolls (4QMMT), and key narratives in Acts 15, 17, and 21, this livestream addresses one of Christianity's most contentious theological debates using historical and textual evidence.

Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 3:12 Salt and Light: The Function of Disciples 6:51 Did Jesus Abolish the Law? 11:00 Iota and Keraia: The Smallest Details of Torah 14:08 What 'Fulfill' (Pleroo) Actually Means in Greek 18:43 Matthew 19: Keep the Commandments for Life 21:25 God's Eternal Law Existed Before Sinai 25:09 Abraham Kept God's Torah in Genesis 26 28:17 Who Does Each Torah Command Apply To? 36:04 Surpassing the Righteousness of the Pharisees 45:05 Did Mark 7 Declare All Foods Clean? 52:02 Paul on Justification Apart From Works of the Law 55:32 'Works of the Law' in the Dead Sea Scrolls (4QMMT) 58:57 Acts 15 and the Gentile Decision 1:08:23 Paul's Temple Sacrifice in Acts 21 1:17:17 The Bereans Tested Paul Against the Tanakh 1:27:47 Does Matthew Actually Contradict Paul? 1:38:42 Interactive Challenge: What Makes a Contradiction? 1:45:21 Debunking the Lazarus Gospel Conspiracy Theory 1:56:37 Tatian's Diatessaron and Early Gospel Manuscripts