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What does the Bible say about the moral law?

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The Bible teaches that the moral law serves to expose sin and lead the elect to Christ for redemption.

The moral law, according to Scripture, is used by God as a chastening rod for His elect, who are naturally transgressors. In Psalm 89:30-32, it is stated that if God's children forsake His law, He will visit their transgressions. This law reveals God's wrath and leads sinners to recognize their hopeless state, prompting them to seek refuge in Christ. Through this process, believers understand their need for an advocate and are drawn to the mercy found in Christ, the ransom God has provided for their sins. The law serves not only to expose our need for grace but also prepares our hearts to receive the gospel.
Scripture References: Psalm 89:30-32, Job 33:24, Ezekiel 36:36-37

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