This collection of various series’ of articles from E. J. Waggoner are on the theme of Law and the Gospel. Formerly titled, “Under the Law,” this book has doubled in size, with the addition of a few more series of articles that fit with the theme.
The articles were all written to show the essential role of the Law in the work of the Gospel, and to explain those texts most commonly misused to war against obedience to the law, supposedly in the name of grace.
Phrases such as “under the law,” and “works of the law” are used by many modern Christians to excuse themselves from rendering strict obedience to the Law of God. Especially do they wish to avoid the Sabbath commandment, and so, discarding the whole law is an easy way to accomplish that.
But Waggoner shows in these dissertations, that such a view is contrary to the real meaning of Scripture, and that such a false view ends up throwing away the ministry of the Law as a God-given agency to lead to the knowledge of sin, repentance, and salvation. By discarding the Law, men are discarding Salvation also, whether they realize it or not. 357p
Christ: The End of the Law
- An Important Question
- Nature of the Law
- Condemned and Justified
- A New Creature in Christ
- Christ the End of the Law
- All Things Through Christ
- Relation of the Law and Grace
Under the Law (1884)
- Righteousness and Grace
- Righteousness is Obedience
- The Role of the Law
- The Law and Christ
The Law and the Gospel
- What the Gospel Teaches
- The Law and the Gospel Coextensive
- Nature of the Law
- Jurisdiction of the Law
- Perpetuity of the Law
- The Foundation of God’s Government
- Doers of the Law
- Justified by Faith
- Justification and Sanctification
- Christ the End of the Law
- Abolishing the Enmity
- The Handwriting of Ordinances
- The Law and the Gospel
- Exposition of 2 Corinthians 3:7-11
- What Condemns Me?
- The Relation of the World to God
- Lawful Use of the Law
Under the Law (1886)
- Definitions
- Life or Death
- The Galatian Problem
- Old and New Covenant
- In the Law
Brief Comments on Romans 7
- The Role of the Law
- The Struggle and the Deliverance
Comments on Galatians 3
- No Justification by the Law
- The Curse of the Law
- The Purpose of the Law
- The Coming of the Seed
- The Time of the Inheritance
- The Work of the Schoolmaster Finished
- In the Hand of the Mediator
- Kept Under the Law
- Redeemed from the Curse
- Bondage and Freedom