How do Christians uphold the law? A bible study on Romans

Romans 3:31 is a common stumbling block for those trying to determine if—and to what degree—Christians are expected to keep the Law of Moses. In this verse, the apostle Paul, seems to be indicating that our faith in Jesus does not overthrow the law but, instead, upholds it. What does that mean for our Hebrew Roots and Torah-observant friends? Let’s dig into this passage in context and see what Scripture is teaching us here.

"Do we then overthrow the law by this faith? By no means! On the contrary, we uphold the law." (Romans 3:31)

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CHAPTERS
00:00 What's the deal with Romans 3:31?
00:31 Setting the table
01:13 The Road to Romans 3:31
05:47 Examining Romans 3:31
06:52 Interpretation option #1
07:35 Interpretation option #2
10:12 Interpretation option #3
12:02 Wrap up: Two takeaways