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No Freedom Without Law
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Excerpt
Freedom is one of the most sought-after ideals in human history. Man’s search for freedom has taken him into the fiercest of protests, struggles, revolutions, civil wars—even world wars. Today, in the midst of free societies, many continue to fight for what they perceive as ever-greater freedoms.
Did you know that what most people call freedom today is really slavery?
The great majority of people today are deceived about what freedom truly is! And yet, we can’t be free until we know what freedom is. Neither can we avoid slavery unless we know what slavery is. Are you sure you know?
The Apostle Peter taught about true freedom, and it got him into serious trouble because his audience didn’t understand what true freedom was!
Peter talked about people whose idea of freedom was in error: “They promise them freedom, but they themselves are slaves of corruption; for whatever overcomes a man, to that he is enslaved” (2 Peter 2:19; Revised Standard Version). If you are overcome by something, you are enslaved to it. What does that mean, exactly?
Take alcoholism, for example. People may consider it freedom to be able to drink to excess, but many people do that so often, they become alcoholics; they then crave alcohol and feel miserable without it.
Table of Contents
| Chapter 1: | What Is True Freedom? | Read |
| Chapter 2: | Justice and Our ‘Evolving Constitution’ | Read |
| Chapter 3: | The War Against Law | Read |
| Chapter 4: | Aaron’s Rod | Read |
| Chapter 5: | The 10,000 Saints and God’s Law | Read |
| Afterword | Read |
About The Author
Gerald Flurry
is the presenter of the Key of David television program and the editor in chief of the Philadelphia Trumpet newsmagazine. He is the founder and pastor general of the Philadelphia Church of God, chancellor of Herbert W. Armstrong College and chairman of the Armstrong International Cultural Foundation.
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