Sermon Title- -You shall not eat leavened bread---Text- Exodus 12 vs 14-39--1. Israel in Egypt was God preaching salvation through Christ.---2. He gave us the problem that Israel was under-which was slavery.--3. But God's interest was slavery to sin and there is no slavery to sin without Law.---4. So, all men and women apart from Christ are slavery to sin, that is, they are under the power, dominion and condemnation of it.---5. And to get out this situation requires the God given solution-which is the death of the Passover Lamb.--6. But there is more to the Passover Lamb. He was the first born of God, and also was pictured in the Unleavened bread.---7. Unleavened bread was bread made without yeast and that is without any influence of sin and that speaking to the sinlessness of Christ.---8. And by this God established the condition for the salvation of His people. That it was only to happen by the death of the First Born of God who was without leaven. ---9. And God sees ONLY this blood as the basis of a sinner's passing from death unto life.---10. AND IT IS FREE

Sermon Title: *You shall not eat leavened bread*Text: Exodus 12 vs 14-391. Israel in Egypt was God preaching salvation through Christ.2. He gave us the problem that Israel was under-which was slavery.3. But God's interest was slavery to sin and there is no slavery to sin without Law.4. So, all men and women apart from Christ are slavery to sin, that is, they are under the power, dominion and condemnation of it.5. And to get out this situation requires the God given solution-which is the death of the Passover Lamb.6. But there is more to the Passover Lamb. He was the first born of God, and also was pictured in the Unleavened bread.7. Unleavened bread was bread made without yeast and that is without any influence of sin and that speaking to the sinlessness of Christ.8. And by this God established the condition for the salvation of His people. That it was only to happen by the death of the First Born of God who was without leaven. 9. And God sees ONLY this blood as the basis of a sinner's passing from death unto life.10. AND IT IS FREE

1. Salvation has happened in the context of sin, Law, death and condemnation.--2. These things mediate a sinner's relationship with God apart from Christ. And it is a hopeless relationship. --3. How then does a sinner get out of this relationship----4. This question can only be answered by God for the sinner.--5. God has proposed the way of salvation of His people. The way of His appointed mediator, who is His first Born and also the Lamb of sacrifice.--6. In the Passover we then find God's proposed solution to the sinner's plight.--7. Those in slavery to sin -In EGYPT- can only experience the Exodus if and when God's Passover has been offered.--8. And that answers the condition of salvation, because men and women have a tendency to condition salvation on things that do not save.--9. That and more gospel nuggets.

1. Salvation has happened in the context of sin, Law, death and condemnation.2. These things mediate a sinner's relationship with God apart from Christ. And it is a hopeless relationship. 3. How then does a sinner get out of this relationship?4. This question can only be answered by God for the sinner.5. God has proposed the way of salvation of His people. The way of His appointed mediator, who is His first Born and also the Lamb of sacrifice.6. In the Passover we then find God's proposed solution to the sinner's plight.7. Those in slavery to sin (In EGYPT) can only experience the Exodus if and when God's Passover has been offered.8. And that answers the condition of salvation, because men and women have a tendency to condition salvation on things that do not save.9. That and more gospel nuggets.

Title- Do we void the Law through faith Pt 2 --Text- Romans 3 vs 31--1. Many use Romans 3 vs 31 to teach continuity of Moses over the redeemed--2. But is that consistent with Pauline teaching and thinking of the believer's relationship to the Law----3. I argue that this verse is speaking not to continuity of Moses, but to historical function-purpose of the Law in redemption history.--4. Because if we say the Law is binding on the redeemed then we have too many scriptures that teach the very opposite that Moses has been retired.--5. His ministry was passing away and was the ministry of death and condemnation.--6. So, the only satisfying understanding for me given all the Pauline data on the treatment of the Law is that he was not speaking of CONTINUITY, but of FUNCTION.--7. That and more.. and IT IS FREE-

Title: Do we void the Law through faith Pt 2 Text: Romans 3 vs 311. Many use Romans 3 vs 31 to teach continuity of Moses over the redeemed2. But is that consistent with Pauline teaching and thinking of the believer's relationship to the Law?3. I argue that this verse is speaking not to continuity of Moses, but to historical function/purpose of the Law in redemption history.4. Because if we say the Law is binding on the redeemed then we have too many scriptures that teach the very opposite that Moses has been retired.5. His ministry was passing away and was the ministry of death and condemnation.6. So, the only satisfying understanding for me given all the Pauline data on the treatment of the Law is that he was not speaking of CONTINUITY, but of FUNCTION.7. That and more.. and IT IS FREE/

1. We tackled the matter of the relationship between Law and gospel.---2. The Apostle Paul asked a very important question about Law and faith.--3. To say if it is true that righteousness and life come apart from the Law, what then is the purpose of the Law----4. Is the Law opposed to the promise of God-- No, it is not.--5. The Law was not given to give life, but to prove that life was only a gift that could not be earned.--6. A promise and gift through the faithfulness of Christ who was the cause and bringer of them.--7. The Law then had a purpose, to prove the sinfulness of sin and human inability.--8. So, what is established by faith is NOT CONTINUITY OF THE LAW OF MOSES on the redeemed, but the righteousness that Christ established by His obedience.--9. There is a lot of detail to this message. So, sit down and listen and may God bless you with the hearing.

1. We tackled the matter of the relationship between Law and gospel.2. The Apostle Paul asked a very important question about Law and faith.3. To say if it is true that righteousness and life come apart from the Law, what then is the purpose of the Law?4. Is the Law opposed to the promise of God? No, it is not.5. The Law was not given to give life, but to prove that life was only a gift that could not be earned.6. A promise and gift through the faithfulness of Christ who was the cause and bringer of them.7. The Law then had a purpose, to prove the sinfulness of sin and human inability.8. So, what is established by faith is NOT CONTINUITY OF THE LAW OF MOSES on the redeemed, but the righteousness that Christ established by His obedience.9. There is a lot of detail to this message. So, sit down and listen and may God bless you with the hearing.

1. The gospel has parameters established by God. --2. God designed salvation in a way that He alone will be praised. --3. Thus, all that has befallen humanity especially sin, redounds to God's glory in salvation.--4. Sin was only an instrument to this end and so is the Law. --5. Sin and Law work together to remove all boasting from sinners by condemning the sinner. --6. Sin and Law ensure that salvation is 100- of God's grace in Christ alone.- -7. Any gospel that conditions all or any part of salvation to the doing or will of a sinner is by default, false.