WHEN THE CENTER SHIFTED — THEOLOGICAL DETECTIVE SERIES BOOK TWO

What if one of Christianity’s most familiar beliefs changed the way we understand the Gospel itself?

WHO KILLED THE LAW?

A Biblical Investigation into What Really Happened

Did God's law die at the cross? Did Jesus abolish it? And what did Paul actually teach?

Christians have debated the place of God's law for centuries. Some understand the new covenant to mean that the Mosaic law no longer governs believers; others maintain that God's commandments remain significant under the new covenant. Yet the New Testament contains statements about the law that can appear difficult to reconcile.

Jesus called His followers to keep His commandments. Paul declared that faith establishes the law. And Revelation describes God's end-time people as keeping His commandments and holding to the faith of Jesus.

How do these passages fit together?

In The Law Died?, Freddy Munkaz investigates the biblical evidence, the controversy surrounding Paul's teaching, and the historical development of Christian interpretations of the law.

This book investigates:

• What did Jesus teach about God's law and commandments?

• What did the apostles teach, and how did the early church understand the law?

• What was Paul actually arguing against—and what was he defending?

• How did Christians come to understand the law as abolished, fulfilled, or transformed under the new covenant?

• What does Revelation teach about God's people in the final conflict?

• How does our understanding of the law affect the gospel we believe today?

The question is not merely whether the law died. It is whether we have misunderstood what Christ accomplished, what Paul taught, and what the gospel means.

Look at the clues. Follow the evidence. Discover the truth.