Paul borrows Israel’s words, not Israel’s program. How do we explain the words that often offend us as Pauline right dividers when we read them in Paul’s epistles. Are these words forbidden to be used under grace? If so, then why does the apostle of grace use them? Learn in this series how to understand Paul’s use of words that sound like he is an Old Testament prophet.
| Lesson | Name | Audio | Outline |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Forbidden Words Under Grace – Part I – Kingdom, “If… Then…”, Labor/Work, Terror/Fear of the Lord, Obey | MP3 | Outline |
| 2. | Forbidden Words Under Grace – Part II – Commandments, Ordinances, Tradition, Submit, Proving/Approved | MP3 | Outline |
| 3. | Forbidden Words Under Grace – Part III – Circumcision, Seed of Abraham, Fellowcitizens, Sacrifice/Passover, Bride | MP3 | Outline |
These lessons were originally published in the weekly Grace Ambassadors Update sent free to subscribers.