Have all Biblical Laws been done away for Christians?

What about the Ten Commandments? What about the Fourth Commandment, the Sabbath? What is sin? Can we really ignore Biblical Law? Are the first five books of the Bible only for Jews, or is there some guidance for all nations?

What were the beliefs of the first-century Christians?

This book endeavors to identify the distinctions in Biblical Law and provide some insights into the practices of the original Christian believers.

The following chapters provide more clarity:1. From your Bible, we can identify four main divisions. Chapter one makes that clear. 2. Are the Ten Commandments done away? Chapter two proves beyond a shadow of a doubt what the New Testament expects from us. 3. From Acts 15 the message is clear that the Law of Moses was not required from the uncircumcised world, but mention was made about the Noahide laws, which are universal. What are they? Chapter 3 goes into more detail. 4. Chapter four shows that God expects us to follow guidance concerning our health. What are the health laws? There are laws concerning diseases, epidemics, and control over pandemics. These are detailed in this chapter. 5. Diet is obviously important. The Bible provides clear instructions, and these are universal for all mankind. 6. What about Holy Days and New Moons? Or Xmas and Easter? Our relation with God as Christians is guided by these. This is also important to form the right relationship with our Creator. 7. Since we are gentiles forming a relationship with God through Christ, are there laws for us gentiles? Chapter seven discusses these. They help to grow our worship of the God of the universe. 8. God is pro-life. He wants us to be as well. Chapter eight shows some specific instructions. 9. There is also guidance concerning sex that is shown in the New Testament as extending to all people in the world. Chapter nine discusses laws concerning our sex life in marriage and even before. 10. The supreme sacrifice of Jesus Christ meant that some laws were done away. Can we see from the Bible which laws were done away? Chapter ten shows clearly how we can discern and know which laws Jesus made redundant.

After looking at these, we can be sure what is expected from us in the New Testament, and what we no longer need to do.