Description
In recent times the laws of the Old Testament have been criticized as irrelevant, arbitrary, primitive or offensive. Christian readers have sometimes tried to distinguish ceremonial, civil and moral law, but this is not what the Old Testament does, and in important places the New Testament affirms the continuing validity of the whole law.This study offers a new approach that interrelates different levels of law and suggests how law can play an important role in spirituality, doctrine and ethics.
