The Old Law and the New Law

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The Old Lawand the New Law

• Different But Alike

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Old Law and New Law

• Basis of the covenant redemption
• Old (Exodus 194)
• New (1 Peter 118-19)
• Rewards of the covenant Gods elect
• Old (Exodus 195-6)
• New (1 Peter 25-9)

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Old Law and New Law

• Terms of the covenant obedience
• Old (Exodus 195)
• New (1 Pet. 114,22)
• Response to the covenant faith and trust
• Old (Exodus 198)
• New (Mt. 2820 Hebrews 58-9 116)

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Old Law and New Law

• Scope of the covenant all people, all life
• Old all Jews, all life (Ex. 20-23,25-40 Lev.
  1-27 Num. 1-9 Deut. 4-30 etc.)
• New all mankind, all life (Mt. 5-7 2818-20
  Rom. 12-16 Gal. 5-6 Eph. 4-6 Col. 3-6 etc.)
• Object of the covenant reflect Gods character
• Old (Lev. 1144-45 Deut. 47-8 624 1017-19)
• New (1 Pet. 115-16 2 Pet. 14)

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Old Law and New Law

• Ratification of the covenant five elements

Five Elements Old Law Exodus 24 New Law Hebrews 8-10
1. Mediator Moses Jesus
2. People Jews All People
3. Book Old Covenant New Covenant
4. Blood Sacrifices Cross of Christ
5. Fellowship Eat and drink Body of Christ
See also Mt. 2628 2 Cor. 36-18 Heb. 722
1224 1320
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Old Law and New Law

• Ratification of the covenant two points of
  clarification
• Why blood?
• Blood was 1) a means of enactment 2) necessary
  for forgiveness of sins 3) a solemn warning
  and, 4) a means of unity
• How did Moses and the others see God?
• They saw a vision of God, not the very person of
  God himself (Jn. 118 1 Tim. 616)

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Mount Sinai and Mount Zion

• A Final Exhortation to Christians
  Hebrews 1219-29
• Consider your dispensation (vv. 19-21)
• Consider your blessings (vv. 22-24)
• Consider your attention (vv. 25-27)
• Consider your obedience (vv. 28-29)