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Welcome to the Plodcastcast this is episode 197 episode 197

so last time in the in the previous plodcast

I talked a little bit about theocracy and free speech and I want to continue on a related

theme with this one. I want to talk a little bit about the relationship of Old Testament law to today. What is the relationship of Old Testament law to today?

What is the relationship of Old Testament law?

And I'm talking about the relationship of Old Testament law to an obedient magistrate who is wanting to know how we should configure our laws today.

Does the Old Testament have anything to say to us?

And I would say yes, but here are some important qualifiers. The Old Testament law, the

Mosaic Code, is a case law system. It's a case law system.

It's a case law system.

And what that means is you are given certain cases

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