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An irrevocable decree of the Medes and Persians, symbolizing absolute temporal sovereignty, forming a theological contrast with God's eternal and unchangeable law.

An irrevocable decree of the Medes and Persians, symbolizing absolute temporal sovereignty, forming a theological contrast with God's eternal and unchangeable law.

Killing without intent or premeditation; in OT law, cities of refuge were established for such persons, demonstrating God's mercy and justice.

Killing without intent or premeditation; in OT law, cities of refuge were established for such persons, demonstrating God's mercy and justice.

The state of being without or against law, likened to a two-edged sword with incurable wound.

The state of being without or against law, likened to a two-edged sword with incurable wound.

Servants who fulfill their duty without expecting reward, recognizing they have only done what they ought.

Servants who fulfill their duty without expecting reward, recognizing they have only done what they ought.

God's moral commandments, fulfilled through love, summed up in loving one's neighbor as oneself.

God's moral commandments, fulfilled through love, summed up in loving one's neighbor as oneself.

The Mosaic covenant at Sinai, characterized by works and law-keeping. In reformed theology, it contrasts with the covenant of grace and exposes human inability to earn salvation.

The Mosaic covenant at Sinai, characterized by works and law-keeping. In reformed theology, it contrasts with the covenant of grace and exposes human inability to earn salvation.