Learning from Levertoff

The Law and Love, Part 2[04]

Keeping the law to a devout Jew is a means to achieving union with God. One may ask where grace and love come into the picture? Yahnatan Lasko unpacks some ideas Paul Philip Levertoffs presented on these matters in his book Love and the Messianic Age.

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Learning from Levertoff[12 Videos]

01: Introducing Paul Philip Levert…
02: Knowledge and Love
03: The Law and Love, Part 1
04: The Law and Love, Part …
05: Fear and Love
06: Joy and Love, Part 1
07: Joy and Love, Part 2
08: Prayer and Love, Part 1
09: Prayer and Love, Part 2
10: Repentance and Love
11: Love and the Gospel of John, P…
12: Love and the Gospel of John, P…

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