Q.97. How does the moral law apply specifically to the saved?

A. Although those who are saved and believe in Chri st are freed from the moral law as a covenant of works,[1] so that they are neither justified[2] nor condemned[3] by it, nonetheless, in addition to the general applicability of the moral law to all humans, it specifically shows believers how much they owe to Christ for fulfilling it and for enduring its curse in their place and for their good.[4] This recognition spurs believers on to a greater thankfulness,[5] so that they try all the harder to observe the law as their personal standard for living.[6]

1	Romans 6:14	dummy text
	Romans 7:4	dummy text
	Romans 7:6	dummy text
	Galatians 4:4-5	dummy text
2	Romans 3:20	dummy text
3	Galatians 5:23	dummy text
	Romans 8:1	dummy text
	Romans 8:34	dummy text
4	Romans 7:24-25	dummy text
	Galatians 3:13-14	dummy text
	Romans 8:3-4	dummy text
	2 Corinthians 5:21	dummy text
5	Luke 1:68-69	dummy text
	Luke 1:74-75	dummy text
	Colossians 1:12-14	dummy text
6	Romans 7:22	dummy text
	Romans 12:2	dummy text
	Titus 2:11-14	dummy text