Matthew 5; Verses 19-20; The Law

Now Christ the previous verses just said He DID NOT come to do away with the law. But to fulfill. That being the sinless sacrifice to our Father. That we may come to relationship with the Father through Christ. Serving the LORD, thus keeping God's law, and His will in the process.

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(Matthew 5:19-20) "Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven: but whosoever shall do and teach them, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven.

(In other words, a nothing in the eyes of God for false teaching. False teachers who say you don't have to follow God's laws. False teachers who use grace as a license to sin at the end of their doctrine. In the eyes of God they get no respect now, and they won't be in Heaven in the end (next verse). To the contrary, God respects and is proud of those who teach His law, and His is law to be followed through serving Christ. The law written on stone/paper is there for correction as a Christian as we're following and serving Christ in heart and mind. Not serving the law in heart and mind).

20For I say unto you, That except your righteousness shall exceed the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no case enter into the kingdom of heaven."

(What did the Pharisees do? They did not even follow commandment one. Therefore, followed their own traditions which follow. Beginning with money in idolatry they veer/deviate so far away from God's laws they begin to make a whole other World. Making right wrong, and wrong right. People end up bowing and worshiping what they've made up. This is how people get put into bondage in the masses. If you are not following commandment one you are breaking the whole law. Putting the world and the things of the world first over one's creator. Grace is there, but if grace is a license to sin then that is not the right Christ to follow. Obviously so, otherwise would say that Christ did sin. Making the cross null and void in their mind. So let's get on the right track here).

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