Carl Helmuth – The Whole Counsel of God – Exodus 20 – The Giving of the Law 4


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Exodus 20 – The Giving of the Law 4
 
What does the fifth commandment say to those in the New Covenant?
– The NT teaches that this command is God’s will for a New Covenant believer.
– We are to honor God as our heavenly Father.
– Parents are a “stand in” for godly authority.
– We are to honor the “brotherhood of believers” as our new spiritual family.
 
What does the sixth commandment say to those in the New Covenant?
– The NT expands it to an internal motive of love rather than prohibiting an external act.
– The NT expands it to “do no harm to your neighbor, but instead return good for evil”.
– We “image” God by loving as He loves…
– By forgiving as He forgives.
 
What does the seventh commandment say to those in the New Covenant?
– The NT expands it to include complete sexual purity in body, heart and mind.
– We are to selflessly love our spouse as Christ has loved the church.
– This command highlights God’s faithfulness.
– Our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit.
 
What does the eighth commandment say to those in the New Covenant?
– The NT teaches this command.
– The NT teaches us to work to provide for ourselves AND so that we can give to others.
– God is our Provider.
– Everything we have comes from Him.
– We glorify Him when we trust Him to provide.
 
What does the ninth commandment say to those in the New Covenant?
– The NT expands it to include only speaking words that will build others up.
– We are “on the side of truth”.
– We are to “walk in the truth”.
– We are to “speak the truth in love”
– Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth, the Life.
 
What does the tenth commandment say to those in the New Covenant?
– The NT shows coveting to be the evil desires that cause every other sin.
– Coveting is a sin of the heart that is idolatry.
– It is desiring something else besides God.
– Coveting is doubting that God is truly sufficient for all that we want or need.