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Are Christians Under the Law?

FHMI-1265Shane Vaughn2019-09-23Sermon Transcript

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Are Christians Under the Law? Speaker: Shane Vaughn Date Delivered: 2019-09-23 Source video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2e0K9xsZsI YouTube title: First Harvest Ministries Presents - Are Christians Under The Law? Transcript made from the video's YouTube captions. 1 I want my seven children and I should be back on time thank you art and thank you Pastor saris and this is a little thing I've always done and I always enjoy talking to intelligent audiences and these precious little children are going to help me now I'm going to name these children and I want you to learn their names I want to see if you can do what other audiences have done the first one we're going to name let's not name them let's just say when I point to this one sin what is it s come on everybody what is it s once more s this one is law who 2 is this who is it law s La this is Grace who is this Grace once more let's go backward s that's very good let's go again s savior who is this savior come on now this one is Gospel what is it goel let's see if we can go now prise pastor artiz we got another good audience now let's do it all the way to the end this Isel this is preacher who is this and this one is church what's his name church now let's go and let's quote the Bible the Bible says who says the Bible says that is the transgression of God's law are are you with me let's do it one 3 more time the Bible says that s is the transgression of law whoever hates s must uphold the law whoever fights the law is upholding whether he likes it or not Now ladies and gentlemen come on ladies and gentlemen is pardon for S which is breaking the law very good let's do that one more time is pardon for S which is breaking the law and the die that we might have which is pardon for which is breaking the law and gave us the which is the good news about thei now the preaches theel in his church now today you've got men fighting ing God's law in 4 church and they say that the is done away with you may go darling now if you do away with the LA the Bible says where there is no law there is no s so you may go darling and if you do away with s you don't need which is pardon for sin which is breaking the law and if you don't need Grace you certainly don't need a who died that we might have Grace which is pardon for sin which is breaking the law and in that case you don't need a because it's the story of a savior who died that we might have Grace which is 5 pardon for sin which is breaking the law and if that be true what in the world do you need a and if you don't need him you might as well throw away us [Applause]

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The speaker uses seven children, each assigned a word (sin, law, grace, savior, gospel, preacher, church), to lead the audience in a chain of definitions. He has the audience repeat that sin is the transgression of the law and that grace is pardon for sin. He then removes the children one by one to argue that doing away with the law leaves no need for sin, grace, a savior, the gospel, a preacher or the church.

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Continuing Authority of God's Law

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