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In regard to the meaning of the word CHANGE, can a law be changed, yet not replaced with another law? If a man changes his name, does he not simultaneously replace his changed name with another name? Thus if, according to Hebrews 7:12, the Law of Moses was changed, would not the changed law also have been simultaneously replaced with another law by the Lord God? If not, as is commonly believed by church leaders today claiming that the New Testament does not constitute a law, how then could God be charging Christians with sin, in light of the fact that sin is the transgression of the law ? (1 John 3:4.) Also, if not, what then did the apostle Paul mean when, in addressing Christian believers, he said, For not the hearers of the law are just before God, but the doers of the law shall be justified ? (Romans 2:13.) The doers of which law? The Law of Moses that he said the Lord Jesus Christ abolished (Ephesians 2:13-15), and also which all Christians are not under, as he said in Romans 6:14? Or was he referring to the law of Christ, under which he said he was (1 Corinthians 9:21), and which he urged the Christian believers to all fulfil? (Galatians 6:2.) What is this law of Christ ? How is it defined? How is it fulfilled or kept? How is it violated? How are violators punished? In this book we show in-depth from the Holy Bible that, contrary to the pervasive view in the church today, the Law of Moses was not merely fulfilled and terminated by Christ Jesus, but instead replaced; and that Christians are, in fact, under a law and will be judged by this particular law. We also clearly show what this law entails; how it is violated, and how violators are punished. (Years ago visited by an angel, before sometime later [also in a dream] meeting the Lord God, on the side of a mountain [see By What Authority, page 195], Sam Phillips was called away from a successful fine art career to be a prophet to the church now mired in spiritual deception and disobedience to God.)

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