Stop. It’s Not a Suggestion
Love Letters Paul shows that Love is the Fulfilling of the Moral Law
Keeping the Law
The Third Use of the Law
What is the place of the law in the Christian life? The law for the Christian does not only function to reveal sin and limit ungodliness; to a Christian the Ten Commandments are the believer’s life of gratitude before God. This article argues how this is so, and how the Reformers taught this use of the law.
How We Live by the Ten Commandments
Why We Should Teach Our Children the Ten Commandments
Preaching Christ from the Decalogue
Arguing that Christ is the substance of the Ten Commandments, this article shows how the Decalogue reveals the righteousness of Christ, our need for Christ, and the righteousness we have in Christ. These realities call for ministers to learn how to preach Christ from the law.
Christian or New Testament Ethics
The Law of God
The Ten Commandments and Ethics
How Jesus Transforms the Ten Commandments – The Covenant Lord Fulfils the Law
The author says that the ten commandments are a treaty document, and as such were written to define and secure the nature, character, and calling of Israel as the people of God. He reflects on the way the Lord went with his people throughout the Old Testament, and how in the end the law reaches its fulfilment in Christ. Clowney considers the significance of this fulfilment in Christ.
An Examination of Conscience: Preparing for Holy Communion
Before we partake of holy communion, there is a call for self-examination. This article shows how the Ten Commandments can be used for self-examination before partaking of the Lord's Supper.
The Israelite Household and the Decalogue: The Social Background and Significance of Some Commandments
In Old Testament scholarship, there is a general recognition of the unique importance of the Decalogue in Israel's understanding of her relationship with God. The article states that the last six commandments are in themselves not at all unique. Is there significance in the explicit listing of these otherwise very general moral obligations at the foundation of the nation as the covenant people of Yahweh?