When the Law Giver died, so died the Law.....Redemption Insight........deno......please share freely

        When the Law giver died on the Cross, so died the power of the Law that He gave. Its condemning powers were all swallowed up by Christ taste of death on the Cross. The strength of sin was the Law, but where there is no Law, there is no accounted transgressions. That is how he took away the sin of the  world. He took away the Laws powers and dominance which gave sin its record keeping and dominion over all. This is part of the liberty blessing that we have in Christ. Not under the Law, but under grace. 
       When the Law Giver died the Law didn't have a prayer. When the Law giver died the strength of sin, which was the Law, was destroyed so that all people could come to God by a new and living way which God Himself made and consecrated for our entrance into life, by faith, hope, and ever remaining trust in Jesus Christ and him crucified and risen from the dead. This would be the new ticket. Faith in Christ blood the NEW WAY.
          God gave the Law to show us our guilt and so that ALL THE WORLD would become guilty before God and would see their need of a Savior. Then God sent the world THE SAVIOR. This was all together His Plan and Purpose for the Law even before  He carved the first Law in stone. He was going to send Jesus  who was  known in God as slain from the foundation of the world. He sent him into the world to die for our guilt's removal. God gave the world Christ His Son. 
       He sent us Jesus the Law giver to take away the Law HE GAVE which gave Him every right to fulfill the Laws purpose and he would do so thru the ERASING power of his death and take away our sins with his own redeeming blood. In him we are free to love God, serve God, believe God, trust God, obey God as our Father and we as His born again dear children in Christ Jesus, not under the stoning, condemning weight of the old, but under the yoke that is easy and under the burden that is lite in THE NEW AND LIVING WAY in a love relationship with Jesus Christ who loved us and gave himself for us......deno.