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Jesus and the Law

Jesus and the Law

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Guided Question Are you trusting in your own righteousness and good works, or are you relying on the righteousness of Jesus, who perfectly fulfilled the law on your behalf? Summary In this episode, Dr. Robert Lewis explores Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5:17–20 concerning the law. He explains why understanding God’s law is essential for understanding God’s holiness, humanity’s sinfulness, Christ’s work, and the greatness of salvation. Jesus did not come to abolish the law but to fulfill it completely. Dr. Lewis distinguishes the Mosaic law from the oral traditions developed by the scribes and Pharisees. While the law revealed God’s righteous standard, these additional regulations became so extensive that they could actually contradict and invalidate God’s commands. Jesus confronted this legalism and redirected attention to the true intent of God’s Word. The law also reveals that righteousness is not merely about outward behavior. Jesus raises the standard by showing that God examines the heart, including motives and attitudes. The law therefore exposes humanity’s inability to achieve righteousness through personal effort. This leads to the heart of the gospel: Jesus alone perfectly fulfilled the law. While the law leaves humanity aware of its sin and unable to earn salvation, Christ offers His righteousness to those who trust in Him. Salvation is not achieved through religious performance or good deeds, but received through faith in Jesus Christ. Outline 1. The Importance of the Law The law reveals God’s holiness and righteous standard.Understanding the law helps us understand sin, salvation, justification, and Christ’s work. 2. What the Law Contains Ceremonial lawsCivil lawsMoral lawsThe moral law provides a continuing standard of righteousness. 3. Jesus and the Law Jesus came not to abolish the law but to fulfill it.He fulfilled its ceremonial, civil, and moral requirements.God’s Word is completely reliable and trustworthy. 4. The Problem of Legalism The scribes and Pharisees added extensive oral regulations.Their traditions sometimes contradicted the very law they claimed to uphold.Jesus challenged religious traditions that replaced God’s Word. 5. Righteousness Beyond External Behavior The law addresses the heart as well as outward actions.Jesus exposes the inadequacy of outward religious performance.True righteousness must extend to attitudes, motives, and desires. 6. The Only Way to Salvation No one can earn salvation by keeping the law.The law reveals our sin and inability to meet God’s standard.Jesus alone perfectly fulfilled the law.Through faith, believers receive Christ’s righteousness. 7. The Cross Road One path trusts in personal righteousness and good works.The other trusts in Christ and His righteousness.Jesus offers forgiveness, grace, and entrance into the kingdom of heaven. Key Takeaways Jesus Fulfilled the Law: Christ did not abolish God’s law; He perfectly fulfilled it.God’s Word Is Reliable: Scripture provides a stable and trustworthy foundation in an uncertain world.Legalism Distorts God’s Law: Human traditions can become substitutes for God’s commands when they are elevated above Scripture.God Looks at the Heart: Righteousness involves motives and attitudes, not merely outward actions.The Law Reveals Our Sin: The law shows that no person can earn justification through good works.Jesus Is Our Righteousness: Christ accomplished what no human being could accomplish by perfectly fulfilling the law.Salvation Comes Through Faith: The gospel offers Christ’s righteousness as a gift of grace to those who trust in Him. Scripture References Matthew 5:17–20 — Jesus fulfills the law and calls for true righteousness. Mark 7:5–13 — Jesus confronts traditions that replace God’s commands. Exodus 20:1–17 — The Ten Commandments establish foundational moral law. Proverbs 16:2 — God examines a person’s motives. 1 Samuel 16:7 — God looks at the heart rather than outward appearance. Matthew 5:21–28 — Jesus applies the law to inner attitudes as well as outward actions. Matthew 23:27–28 — Jesus exposes the hypocrisy of outward righteousness without inward transformation. Galatians 3:22 — Scripture reveals humanity’s bondage to sin. Romans 3:20–24 — The law reveals sin, while righteousness comes through faith in Jesus Christ. Romans 3:23 — All have sinned and fall short of God’s glory. 1 Timothy 5:8 — Believers are responsible to care for their families. Recorded 3.13.83
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