Diolectic

EEk! Sorry, that I didn't answer, I didn't have time in my 15 min brake. Can you elaborate on the meaning of this statement, please?Moriel is the Hebrew word for God is my Teacher. To be more cleare with my answer: You asked, "where are you getting these articles?" I should have said that I get these articles from my private studies.

It the fact that the guilty is being punished by the law that is satisfying to those in whom are the victims it does not matter that the guilty become innocent or not it is solely that the innocent recieves justice as the law is applied and carried out toward the guilty and puninshment is administered solely and it is not like you say that the guilty become innocent.Sorry for the miss understanding, I didn't say that guilty become innocent, I said that they can not become innocent just because justice has been served & the law satisfied. The fact remains that one broke the law. As I said above, paying the penalty does not negate the fact of the cahrge. One will continue to have a fellony charge even after the penalty is payed. The Speeder broke the Law, therefor, justice needs to be administered, no matter if any one was hurt. A police(law) could not pull an ambulance(speeder) over no matter what. The ambulance is not at the mercy of the law enforcement officiers.

I write these articles because of Morial(God is my Teacher) Not realy, I was trying to show how we are justifide. Since Justification is a legal term, I needed to start with the Law, however ther are two sides of the law; the letter and the spirit. Forgiveness and Disicipline would be another subject. Your welcome Sorry, I don't understand the relation with my OP and children obeying parents Sorry if I came acrossed that I was mixing Law of the OT and men's laws. I wasn't, I was only comparing the two since they are laws that I could show an example with. I don't think there is any room for taking The Christ's sacrifice on the cross for granted. Hebrews 10:31 It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.

An injustice can never be satisfied, in the sense that, the guilty can be punished until he ceased to be guilty, and became innocent. For example: one breaks the law by speeding then pays the fine for the crime; that one does not cease from being guilty for paying the fine, but, paying the fine only satisfies the law. Therefore, punishment for a crime against the law is not for the purpose of rehabilitation, but to satisfy the law. The law is not founded in mere randomness, but in the Personhood of God or on the foundation of reality. The difference between the letter of the law and the spirit of the law is that the letter relates to the outward action; the spirit relates to the motive or intention of the heart and from which the act should proceed. The spirit of the law requires impartial goodwill or benevolence, and is all expressed in one word--love. The letter of the law requires strict adherence to every precept, it is all expressed in one word--obey. An example, the letter of the law says, do not commit murder! But the spirit of the law says anyone who is angry with his brother without cause shall be liable to Judgment. The spirit requires that certain conditions to be examined in their proper place. The letter of the law is unyielding and sentences guilty all violators of its precepts, without regard to purpose. Just as the speed limit is 55 mph and one exceeds the limit, the law says, guilty. The spirit of the law sees the purpose of the excess speed for an emergency and says; keep speeding until purpose is met. Furthermore, when speeding for the purpose of an emergency, the spirit of the law is not broken, but fulfilled The purpose of the law is to teach one of the character of the Lawgiver also to guide and to guard us while directing us to mercy of the Lawgiver, Galatians 3:23-24 There is a lot to say on the account of our righteousness that is imputed to us. For man to be legally pronounced just, is not impossible, however, there is but one ground of the justification of man, that is by obedience to the law. I repeat, there can be no justification in a legal sense, but upon the ground of perfect, and uninterrupted obedience to law. Jesus is the only Man that has accomplished this, He performed the law perfectly, therefore, while in His earthly ministry, He would have had a perfect conscience from sin according to Hebrews 9:9 It is true that what a man does through another he does himself, however, there is a theological theory that the law regards Christ

However, Rev 12:17 And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ. This remnant is the Church. the True Church & Israel are one. Galatians 6:16 And as many as walk according to this rule, peace be on them, and mercy, and upon the Israel of God.(the Church and saved Israel). However, the Nation of Israel is the Woman as you concluded.