Law, or Grace—What Are You Under?

Understanding the Prophecy

Many believers have been taught to think of law and grace as opposites, but Scripture presents them in harmony. In this teaching, Tom examines Yeshua’s own words, along with key passages from the Old and New Testaments, to show that grace does not abolish God’s law—it establishes it. The law reveals sin, defines love, and points us to our need for a Savior, while grace forgives, transforms, and empowers obedience through the Spirit.

Prophetic Insights

This study addresses one of the most common end-times deceptions in modern Christianity: the idea that obedience to God’s commandments is unnecessary under grace. Tom shows that Yeshua magnified the law, the New Covenant writes God’s law on the heart, and Revelation identifies God’s last-day people as those who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Yeshua.

Key Bible Texts

• Isaiah 42:21
  Jeremiah 31:33
  Hebrews 8:10
  Hebrews 10:16
  Psalm 40:6–8
  Ezekiel 36:26–27
  Matthew 5:17–19
  Matthew 3:15
  Romans 13:10
  Psalm 19:7
  1 John 1:9
  Revelation 14:12
  Revelation 22:14
  John 14:15–17
  Proverbs 28:9
  Exodus 31:13
  John 17:3

Key Takeaways

• Grace does not cancel God’s law; it confirms our need for it.
• Yeshua did not come to abolish the law, but to fulfill and magnify it.
• The New Covenant promise is that God’s law will be written in the heart.
• The Holy Spirit leads believers into obedience, not lawlessness.
• Revelation describes God’s end-time people as commandment-keepers who have the faith of Yeshua.

Related Teachings

• Law or Grace, Part 2
• Does Torah Keeping Deny the Gospel?