Law
Illustration★★★Obligation of the Moral, 1 Cor. 9; 21.—T’he moral law is still a rule of life to us. Those that think they have done with the lawshall find that the law has not done with them. It is a striking fact, that while infidels have presumed to mock the Lawgiver, and him who has redeemed us from the curse of the law, they have never attempted to touch the law itself. The perfection of the Ten Commandments stands before the civilized world unimpeached, as a perfect rule of right and wrong. Bowes
— Bowes
The point
Argues the moral law, though never directly attacked by skeptics, remains a binding rule of life whose Ten Commandments stand unchallenged as the standard of right and wrong.
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