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Old 05-01-2007, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by non dignus View Post
When a people get kicked out of the land for non-performance, I am loath to characterize that covenant overall as gracious.
I am in the covenant of grace. If I do not love the law and do as it commands and effectively disrespect my boss at work (5th commandment) and am lazy (stealing) then why would I not get kicked out of my job? Does that mean that I am participating in the covenant of works or that even in the CoG actions have consequences? The Father still disciplines us even when we are truly a part of the CoG.

This is a long drawn out way of saying that even as Christians as a part of the CoG there still is the third use of the law as well as consequences for breaking it.
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