Social Law of God


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Sermons on the Sabbath and Law


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The Law and the Sabbath


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The law-versus-grace controversy has besieged the church for 2,000 years. Now at the time of the end, every Christian must soon decide what the role of obedience and the 10 Commandments should be to the converted life. Using solid biblical support, Allen Walker boldly answers the church's greatest crisis by examining the law's most contentious dictate-the Sabbath commandment. He clarifies the issue of legalism and other arguments to arrive at the only possible conclusion: Only by understanding the profound truths of rightrousness by faith will you find a more intimate walk with the One who fulfilled the law. This classic, newly revised journey into the heart of the Bible remains a powerful blessing to every honest seeker of God's will.




The Desire of Ages


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