paulspassingthoughts said, on September 11, 2014 at 7:54 AM
Right, they use those verses as an idea of “leading to” rather than the OT law being something that protected us till Christ came. This is a major consideration for unbelievers as all of their sins are being imputed to the law–all they have to do is believe in Christ and that law, along with all the violations against it, are ended. They are now free to obey the law of the Spirit of life without fear of condemnation. The eradication of that law also strips sin of its power to condemn, and also removes the sting, or power that death has over us. It is the law of “sin” and “death.” For the unbeliever, it is grace in the batter’s box.
Paul's Passing Thoughts 
Right, they use those verses as an idea of “leading to” rather than the OT law being something that protected us till Christ came. This is a major consideration for unbelievers as all of their sins are being imputed to the law–all they have to do is believe in Christ and that law, along with all the violations against it, are ended. They are now free to obey the law of the Spirit of life without fear of condemnation. The eradication of that law also strips sin of its power to condemn, and also removes the sting, or power that death has over us. It is the law of “sin” and “death.” For the unbeliever, it is grace in the batter’s box.
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