Date of Award
6-1-1952
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Bachelor of Divinity (B.Div)
Department
Exegetical Theology
First Advisor
Walter Bartling
Scripture References in this Resource (separated by semi-colons)
Isaiah 65:25; 1 Samuel 7:9; Isaiah 41:2; Isaiah 40:14; Isaiah 44:26; Isaiah 41:29; Isaiah 48:5; Isaiah 42:11; Isaiah 24:11; Isaiah 43:2; Isaiah 43:20; Isaiah 43:23; Isaiah 22:14; Isaiah 28:18; Isaiah 43:25; Isaiah 43:28; Isaiah 44:4; Isaiah 53:7; Isaiah 55:12; Isaiah 44:5; Isaiah 44:12; Isaiah 44:16; Isaiah 40:15; Isaiah 40:22; Isaiah 45:14; Isaiah 47:2; Isaiah 13:22; Isaiah 48:4; Ezra 37:6; Job 10:11; Job 40:17;
Abstract
Thus Christ did not end the law--period! In spite of the legalism in His and Paul's day and in spite of the prevailing idea of seeking righteousness by means of the law among the Jews, the apostle is not flatly declaring that Christ ended the law. It is the care of the writer to make this clear. It is also the intention of the writer to make clear what "law” in Romans 10:4 and in what sense Christ ended that law. Our investigation will Deal in depth with the words Τ́ελας and νόμος, bringing in δικουοσ́ννγ and πίστις as they shed light on our key phrase, "CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW.” We will deal with the context of Romans 10:4; the Pauline corpus; other passages of New and Old Testament; the opinions of other interpreters. Finally, there will be a concluding statement.
Recommended Citation
Hilsabeck, Howard Raymond, "For Christ Is the End of the Law for Righteousness to Everyone That Believes Romans 10:4" (1952). Bachelor of Divinity. 895.
https://scholar.csl.edu/bdiv/895
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