What is the book and verse in the bible that says “and this too shall pass”?
Like many popular sayings and proverbs, this sounds like scripture but isn t. Works like Bartlett s Familiar Quotations may be consulted for its actual source. I’d very much like an explanation to Heb 10:10. It would seem that if the Lord has taken away the old Law, that Law is no longer needed. First, we must establish a distinction between the Law, of which the Hebrew writer is speaking, and law in general. The Law, in the context of the book of Hebrews, has specific reference to the Jewish law of Moses. This Law is contained in the Old Testament. The book of Hebrews, written to Jews, makes clear the point that God has replaced the Old Law of Moses with the New Law of Christ. The New Law, or Testament, is superior to the Old Law, because it is ratified, not with the blood of animals but with Jesus’ blood. Galatians 3 teaches that the Old Law, or Testament, was a “schoolmaster” to prepare for the coming of the Christian Law. So in that regard, the Old Law is done away. However, the Bi
