Join hosts Frank Hasel and Keldie Paroshi as they team up with guest speaker Ji?í Moskala to unravel how there is still relevance found in the Ten Commandments in the Bible. This captivating episode is part of our series on the 28 Fundamental Beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, where biblical wisdom and modern insights converge.
This is the 19th video in a series that explores the 28 Fundamental Beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Biblical scholars help explain and apply these beliefs so that we can understand what the Bible says and strengthen our faith in God's Word.
Discover the beauty and significance of the law of God, its relevance in the New Testament era, and its pivotal role in guiding Christian conduct and character development. Explore how the law of God serves as a loving expression of His character, shedding light on what is right and wrong, and empowering us to make righteous decisions.
Delve into the multifaceted functions of the law as a fence, a mirror, and a signpost to Christ, and understand how it brings light, joy, wisdom, and power to those who embrace it. Uncover the transformative power of a personal relationship with God and the gratitude for His salvation that enables us to understand and keep His law.
Hasel and Keldie Paroshi will address misconceptions, affirm the law's importance in upholding faith and grace, and clarify its relationship with salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. Gain a deeper understanding of
how obedience to the law is a fruit of salvation, made possible by God's grace and our trusting and obedient relationship with Him.
As you embark on this journey through the biblical understanding of the law of God, you'll come to realize its profound impact on experiencing a flourishing and meaningful life. So, join us for this thought-provoking video that explores the Ten Commandments in the Bible and inspires you to embrace the timeless wisdom of God's law.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to strengthen your faith, expand your knowledge, and engage with the rich teachings of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Tune in, be inspired, and let your commitment to the remnant mission be fueled by a deeper understanding of the law of God.
Some may accuse me of being anti-scholarship. I am for correct scholarship. However, Jesus took ordinary, humble in circumstances men whom He could instruct in His ways and not in the traditions of men. He wanted informed, enlightened men sharing His Words of truth and light. Scolarship can be of the high and noble character or it can be of the corrupting and deceitful type. We have got to be careful not to put scholarship where the Holy Spirit should be. Our panelists today during the discussion lifted up God's Holy Law and kept it in its rightful place and we thank you for that.
@edithdotson7603 Says:
The Holy Spirit's role in drawing us to Christ and converting, changing and enabling us is crucial to our ability to keep God's Holy Ten Commandments Law. Without Holy Spirit enabling, willing and cheerful obedience is totally impossible. With Holy Spirit's help it is totally possible. That is why Jesus just before His departure for Heaven promised and did fulfill the promise of giving His disciples the Comforter, the Holy Spirit to enabling them to obey Him and to spread the Gospel to the ends of the world. Let us remember ALWAYS to include the Holy Spirit's role in the salvation process. He is our all sufficient Helper. Praise the Holy Trio!
@edithdotson7603 Says:
Because spiritual things are spiritually discerned, prayer for Holy Spirit discernment is ever necessary when we deal with spiritual matters not only for you who share but for your listeners. I hope you can find a minute or two to include this element at the beginning and at the end of each session. I like that you share the exact statement of what we believe but prayer for spiritualy discernment is even more important than that in my way of thinking. Thank you for sharing.
@oleksandrhrytsak400 Says:
thank you for your very important work.
@sharonmcgillivray2119 Says:
Yes, they still matter, as long as their in existence even as they existed before this world was created and as long as there is God they exist.
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