decalogue

From Galatians chapter 3: This passage quite confuses me, and not for the first time. Basically, it seems to treat the uniquely Mosaic parts of the law and the moral law in one. It would not surprise me if this is a popular passage among antinomians, though such an interpretation would...

What are the various positions on this topic? I know there is variation but what are all the possible views one could have on this and still be true to the reformed confessions?

I'd like help understanding this extract from Witsius's "Economy of the Covenants" (Book I, pg. 62): I'm confused about (1) which law Paul means (natural law, Decalogue, Mosaic legislation, etc.) and (2) the import of the verses' past tense on the rewarded life. On Rom. 7:10. Witsius says...

I read the following exposition of Matthew 5:19 by David Dickson: It seems like Dickson is saying that if one believes they can reject any one of the commands of the moral law (which is summarised in the 10 commandments), that person is least in the Kingdom of heaven, which he takes to mean is...

Recently I've been growing in my conviction that the 10 commandments are indeed binding and the summary of the moral law (the dominant theological views around me are not this). As I've been coming to this it's left me wondering about how telling others about Jesus, as laity, relates to the...

The Ten Commandments in the Life of the Christian by C. Matthew McMahon (357 pages) In the contemporary church biblical teaching revolving around the Ten Commandments is inconsistent at best. Paul’s statement, misunderstood, is often what Christians will run to, “for ye are not under the law...

I feel as if I am in the middle of a paradigm shift recently. I have believed in the Doctrines of Grace for sometime, but I have never departed from many common evangelical beliefs like (supposed) images of Jesus not a problem, the Sabbath isn't required, and in general, we are not required to...