Commandments Part 2 of 3 ( Fulfill the Law Through Love )

Rom 13:8 You should owe nothing to anyone, except that you will always owe love to each other. The person who loves others has done all that the law commands.
The law says, "You must not commit adultery, you must not murder anyone, you must not steal, you must not want what belongs to someone else." All these commands and all other commands are really only one rule: "Love your neighbor the same as you love yourself."
Love doesn't hurt others. So loving is the same as obeying all the law.

1Timothy 1:4 Tell them not to give their time to meaningless stories and to long lists of names to prove their family histories. Such things only cause arguments. They don't help God's work, which is done only by faith.
My purpose in telling you to do this is to promote love—the kind of love shown by those whose thoughts are pure, who do what they know is right, and whose faith in God is real.
But some have missed this key point in their teaching and have gone off in another direction. Now they talk about things that help no one.
They want to be teachers of the law, but they don't know what they are talking about. They don't even understand the things they say they are sure of.
We know that the law is good if someone uses it right.
We also know that the law is not made for those who do what is right. It is made for those who are against the law and refuse to follow it. The law is for sinners who are against God and all that is pleasing to him. It is for those who have no interest in spiritual things and for those who kill their fathers or mothers or anyone else.
It is for those who commit sexual sins, homosexuals, those who sell slaves, those who tell lies, those who don't tell the truth under oath, and those who are against the true teaching of God.