There Shall Be One Law: A Biblical Defense of One Law Theology

Description

“There Shall Be One Law” by Tim Hegg is a comprehensive anthology of theological writings spanning 2003 to 2014, offering a robust defense of One Law theology. This theology posits that God’s law serves as a vital means of sanctification for believers in Yeshua the Messiah, applicable to both Jewish and Gentile followers. The book’s opening chapter establishes a foundational argument for One Law theology, setting the stage for subsequent essays that address critiques from Messianic Jewish leaders who challenge the applicability of God’s law to Gentiles.

Authored by a leading Messianic scholar, this collection showcases Hegg’s decades-long advocacy for One Law theology, a position he has championed since the early 1990s. The book includes incisive responses to key objections, such as accusations of replacement theology, and engages with significant theological debates within the Messianic movement. Notable topics include

• A defense of salvation by faith alone
• A critique of bilateral ecclesiology
• An exploration of soteriology within Messianic theology.

Written with scholarly rigor, “There Shall Be One Law” is an essential resource for readers seeking a deeper understanding of One Law theology and its biblical foundation.