ISBN-13: 978-1519178060 According to the Holy Scriptures, sin is the transgression of the Law. Whoever therefore hates sin, must uphold the Law, and whoever fights the law is upholding sin, whether they acknowledge it or not. The purpose of Grace was to give a pardon for sin, which as we just read is the breaking of God's Law. The Savior of the Holy Scriptures died so that we might have Grace, which is a time period in which mankind can receive a pardon for sin, which is breaking God's Law. This same Savior not only died but also gave unto us a gospel. The gospel, also called the 'Good News', is the story about a Savior who died giving us grace, which is pardon for sin, which is the transgression of God's Law. Today in Church's across America, the Law of God is rejected. By the elusive and secretive deceptions of Satan, we currently have men fighting God's Law in the Church. They fight it not only in the Church, but in millions of books, some of which are used to teach in Bible Colleges throughout the world. Their doctrinal foundation is built on the misnomer that the Law is done away with. They believe the Law is fulfilled, put away, or as some say, nailed to the cross. They believe where there is no law there can be no sin. This they come to believe due to misunderstandings derived from the writings of Apostle Paul. In 2nd Peter 3:15 we are warned about those who don't have a true understanding of God's Law and how these men were getting hold of letters written by Paul and became confused at his sayings. Their lack of knowledge had caused them to twist the word and to stumble spiritually on a path of destruction, taking many with them. Today this same problem exist & when we acknowledge it, we have thus proven to ourselves that there is nothing new under the sun. If no Law, means no sin, then Grace is not needed as Grace is pardon for sin. This theology renders His death and worship vain by ignoring God's Law and instead keeping the traditions of men. Therefore there would be no Gospel, nor a need for a preacher, nor would there be need for the church. So we have to ask ourselves, why would God have Messiah take His commandments such as, thou shalt not commit adultery, and nail it to the cross, taking it out of the way? If he nailed a Law to the cross would it not have been the Law to 'stone you for sinning'? Did he not pay that price, did he not free you from the penalty of your sin, did he not command you to go and sin no more?