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Messiah would have had to resurrect on the 1st day since that would be how first fruits would be fulfilled. It was done during Eve of the 1st day, we see that when the ladies go to his grave. Then you just place the rest of it by him being dead 3 days and nights. I used to hold to the...

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Rom 8:6 - To be controlled by flesh results in death; to be controlled by spirit results in life and peace. And so people become enemies of Gd when they are controlled by their human nature; for they do not obey God's law and in fact they cannot obey it. Those who obey their human nature cannot...

Exactly, in the Messiah our sins can be atoned for. Through this we are able to die to our flesh where the punishment for our sins live (law of sin and death) and live spiritually, obedient to G-d's laws, and righteous. Its in the spirit when the flesh has died that grace comes in play, but when...

no one answered because you didnt direct it towards anyone. Messiah talks about some of the ten and some of the other commands in the sermon on the mount. Even in 5:19 he addressess the least of the commandments which is a Hebrew concept because the sabbath was known as the least of the...

Let no man judge you in respect to a holy day, new moon, or sabbath. If I were to respect my fathers wishes would I do them or not do them? You show respect through an action. So, I am not suppost to let anyone judge me in my respect for following the holy days (festivals), new moon, or the...

True it is written on their hearts, but it was not put to death. The curses were nailed on the cross, if the law was than there would be no second coming of Messiah.

He did come to fulfill it, but it wasnt nailed to a cross the curses were. If the law was nailed to a cross than we would have no hope, and Messiah would never come again.

REALLY?? I dont even need to answer, I think you've pretty much summed it up. Repent for the coming wrath is near when you will not have your chance.

That would be what I just said, the word law is used for a specific reason. If its translated law than it becomes human nature to think legalism and think of law as a bad thing. Even using "Gods Word" would be a better translation.

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The Law is actually a mistranslation the actual translation would be Torah (the first five books of the bible) Then the prophets are of course the prophets, there are different parts in the law/Torah. Like the blessings, commandments, or curses (curse of the law, law of sin and death)

Sin is defined in 1 John 3:4 sin is the breaking of the law/Torah. The law/Torah is the first five books of the bible. That means everything that is contained in those books is God's law. Can we go a day without sinning? yes we can, however that does not last forever since its in our nature to...

grace from what? grace from sin right? whats sin? sin is the breaking of the law, you just threw the law out. You could always repent? oh wait you cant do that either because you have to repent from sin.

Where did a lawless jesus break the sabbath? I cant find it anywhere in my bibles. Do you have a "Message" bible or something?

Roman Catholic Confessions James Cardinal Gibbons, The Faith of our Fathers, 88th ed., pp. 89. “But you may read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, and you will not find a single line authorizing the sanctification of Sunday. The Scriptures enforce the religious observance of Saturday, a...

For it to be finished it would then be abolished, he said he came to fulfill it, and I put the definitions at the beginning.