1. The Apostle Peter told us that the Apostle Paul's writings were:

to be read and understood as historical wisdom.
hard to be understood, which some would distort to their own destruction.
theologically of great interest, but not meant for us to follow today.
None of the above.

2. Some passages Paul wrote are often misunderstood and need further clarification, many being taken out of context. Which one or ones did Paul actually write:

We are not under law, but under grace.
No man will be justified by the works of the law.
Where there is no law, there is no transgression of the law.
All of the above.

3. Because of our carnal or fleshly nature, man is very eager to embrace the erroneous belief that:

We will be forgiven for all sins if we only believe.
By nature, our conscience will convict us of any evil doing.
There will be no salvation apart from obedience to the law.
Both A and B above.

4. Paul wrote about the "works of the law." He meant that:

Salvation can be obtained by keeping the commandments.
We will be justified in Yahweh's sight if we have kept only the Ten Commandments.
When Yahshua returns and we tell Him that we've done all His works, we will then be justified.
No one can be justified by the deeds or works of the law.

Please click on True or False:

5. Yahweh eliminated sin by doing away with the law.

True
False

6. Paul was clearly teaching that keeping Yahweh's laws is no longer necessary for those under the New Covenant.

True
False

7. We don't have to be concerned about sinning because, as Paul wrote, we are under grace and will always be forgiven.

True
False

8. Abraham kept all Yahweh's laws, including His statutes and judgments, even before Sinai.

True
False

9. Even though Yahshua kept all Yahweh's appointed feast days, He told us that, after His death, all that would be nailed to the tree.

True
False

10. The whole duty of man is to fear Yahweh and keep all of His commandments--to be "doers of the law."

True
False

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