In the Old Testament, the Bible is characterized by commands: “Don’t kill,” “Don’t steal,” “Don’t commit immorality,” “Don’t have another god before the true God” (see Exodus 20:3–17). These commands never change. We don’t vote about them. We don’t go by what the culture says. If anybody gets a revelation that changes the moral law, we know that they’re false and of the evil one. Jesus gave more moral commands in the New Testament. The Old Testament says, “Don’t kill,” and [...]