But there are some Christians who deny that the law has any validity today. Such people believe that the Church only began with the Day of Pentecost in the Book of Acts, and that, therefore, none of the Old Testament laws apply to the Church today. We would reject such a distinction as being false, the reason being the testimony of the New Testament to the usefulness of the Older Testament. All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work. Not only that, but the Bible makes the statement that those Old Testament Scriptures are useful to equip Christians for every good work.
Nothing is left out, or left to chance.
All the navigational charts, the provisions, and the exploration gear are packed, and in their proper places. This is the Bible's own view of itself. Everything necessary for life and godliness is stowed aboard the ship we know as the Bible in the two holds called the Old and New Testaments. Those charts may now be stored back in their proper hold, but they can always be looked at to see how important they were to get the voyage underway. Now they remind us of that perfect and completed work.