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Hey, friends, welcome back to OnScript. This is Matthew Bates, Professor of New Testament at Northern

Seminary, where I co-lead

Masters and Doctoral Programs in New Testament. With me today, to co-host is Jason Staples,

who's more regularly on one of our other OnScript podcasts, the biblical world side of things,

but we love to drag him over here whenever we can., Jason, why do you love the law of the Lord?

Because it is good and right and spiritual.

Well, you know, we can go further on this.

But, you know, I want to get to our real critic here, you know, the critic of the law that we're going to be interviewing.

So let's talk there.

Yes.

Our guest today is Paul Sloan, author of

Jesus and the Law of Moses, published by Baker Academic 2025. This book's getting all kinds of

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