Which statement about Moses' Law's relation to Jesus is presented in the material?

• A. In Scripture, we encounter the living person of Jesus Christ
• B. To punish and condemn
• C. To reveal wealth
• D. To reveal moral truth and point to Christ

Answer: (D)

The main idea is that Moses' Law serves to reveal moral truth and point to Christ. The Law lays out God's righteous standards and shows what is owed to Him, making human inability to meet those standards clear. In doing so, it exposes sin and directs people toward faith in a Savior. At the same time, it prefigures and anticipates the coming Christ, whose life fulfills the Law’s demands and brings forgiveness. That relationship—the Law revealing moral truth and pointing to Christ—best matches the material’s presentation. The other ideas miss this dual purpose: the Law isn’t mainly about presenting Jesus within its text, nor is its primary aim punishment or wealth discovery.