Definition: The "law not is" refers to a legal principle or rule that requires the opposite action or consequence, often with consequences that are harmful or counterproductive. It's used in the Bible as an analogy for following God's commandments while resisting wickedness or evil. In Hebrews 13:5-6, the phrase translates "God’s law and his commandments" to mean that if a person is living according to God's will, he'll not be motivated by or commanded to commit acts of wickedness or evil.
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