Whole Bible Objections: It's Judaizing, The Crucifixion Changed Everything, It's a Shadow

Bruce S. Bertram, a nobody from The Word of God Ministries and http://www.wholebible.com examines the next three objections to whole Bible Christianity, "It's Judaizing," "The Crucifixion Changed Everything," and "It's Shadows." As always, these part Bible objections are based on at the very least misunderstanding the text and perhaps even deliberately mistranslating.

Judaizing is an English word we use to describe living like a Jew. A similar form is used by Paul in criticism of Peter's hypocrisy with the Galatians, but it is applied to Jewish traditions, not the Law itself.

The crucifixion did indeed change everything. Everything, that is, except the unchangeable Word of God. Jesus paid the penalties for sin, He did not eliminate the Law with His death. Nowhere does the Bible teach that the crucifixion eliminated the Law.

Shadows may be insubstantial, but that doesn't make them any less real. If you have the shadow, you have the reality too. And being faithful in little things is supposed to be an indicator of faithfulness in big things too. So just because the Law might be a shadow does not invalidate the Law either.

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