That’s right, the law leads us to Christ and is silly to think once we are in Christ we can profane his holy and righteous law. Those who are in Christ keep His commandments. Rom 8:4-8 Rev 14:12 which reconciles us back to Him Rev 22:14The law is holy just and good. the beautiful worship, in the temple etc, a pattern and picture of the reality in Christ.
The new covenant was not in effect yet. The fleshy commands were not yet disannulled. Christ was fulfilling the law......You might consider looking at the index in your bible both Luke and Matthew are “New Testament”
Yes, he was fulfilling the law? The carnal elements were yet in place.Jesus teaching how not to be least in heaven is “Old Testament” and His teachings should be ignore instead of the example we are told to follow. 1 John 2:6 Jesus tells us to live by His every Word- so I feel bad this is what you believe. Not sure how one can believe in Jesus but not believe or follow His teachings.
Paul is New Covenant, the carnal elements were disannulled.Sadly many rely on Pauls scriptures that come with a warning that many people twist to their own destruction 2 Peter 3:16 over the plain teachings of Jesus when Paul himself kept every Sabbath decades after the cross and taught what matters is keeping the commandments of God 1 Cor 7:19 just as Jesus taught. Mat 15:3-14 and lived. John 15:10 2 Peter 2:21-22 Heb 4:15
The carnal fleshy things are disannulled in Christs blood. He fulfilled the law..in the Gospels....That’s right, the law leads us to Christ and is silly to think once we are in Christ we can profane his holy and righteous law. Those who are in Christ keep His commandments. Rom 8:4-8 Rev 14:12 which reconciles us back to Him Rev 22:14
So His blood at the Cross is not what ratified His covenant? Luke 23:56 is after the Cross. Jesus spoke with Mary after He rose and never once corrected her on keeping the Sabbath, nor told anyone not to keep the Sabbath or break any of the commandments of God as one would be least in heaven- its such a sad teaching that we are to disregard the plain teachings of Jesus that He tells us to live by, in lieu of our own will. Jesus came to reconcile us, He showed us the Way and led by example through His life and teachings, and its sad so many people disregard His teachings and think its going to work out for them, when every example in scripture of one doing this it never did.The new covenant was not in effect yet. The fleshy commands were not yet disannulled. Christ was fulfilling the law......
Yes, he was fulfilling the law? The carnal elements were yet in place.
Paul is New Covenant, the carnal elements were disannulled.
His blood did.So His death at the Cross is not what ratified His covenant?
Why should anyone correct Jew's for keeping Sabbath? Or defile the temple etc.Luke 23:56 is after the Cross. Jesus spoke with Mary and never once corrected her on keeping the Sabbath,
The Gentiles were certainly told the needed to keep the law and circumcision (it was not required), that was a no, no. Were Jew's and Gentiles free to defile the Temple? No. Were Jew's told not to circumcise their children? No. That would have sent a false message in the preaching of the Gospel. Jew's and gentile's one in the new covenant. If either quit being Jew's or Gentiles would be false. Especially when Circumcision is a sign and seal of the Covenant made with Abraham.nor told anyone not to keep the Sabbath or break any of the commandments of God as one would be least in heaven- its such a sad teaching that we are to disregard the plain teachings of Jesus that He tells us to live by, in lieu of our own will. We have free will, butJesus came to reconcile us, He showed us the Way and led by example through His life and teachings
The Sabbath commandment was made for everyone- do you believe Jesus- He said so. Mark 2:27 Isa 56:6His blood did.
Why should anyone correct Jew's for keeping Sabbath? Or defile the temple etc.
They were certainly told the needed to keep the law and circumcision, that was a no, no. Were Jew's and Gentiles free to defile the Temple? No Were Jew's told not to circumcise there children? No. That would have sent a false message in the preaching of the Gospel. Jew's and gentile's one in the new covenant. If either quit being Jew's or Gentiles would be false.
We are not Sanctified by the carnal elements in the Sinai covenantThe Sabbath commandment was made for everyone- do you believe Jesus- He said so. Mark 2:27 Isa 56:6
God wants to bless and sanctify everyone and does not want any of His children to sin- which is breaking His law Rom 7:7 and why He taught not to break the least of these commandments quoting from the Ten as one would be in fear of sin and judgement Mat 5:19-30 because breaking one is like breaking them all James 2:10-12.
As I said it is a sign and a seal of the covenant made before Sinai. Circumcision of the heart is inward. It is important concerning Gentiles being heirs with Jew's with AbrahamCircumcision is not one of the Ten Commandments- which you can find here Exodus 20- God’s law written by the finger of God- His Authority that no man has authority to change one dot or tittle because no one is above God. Paul said circumcision doesn’t matter- but keeping God’s commandments is what matters.
agreed.We have been through this too many times so guess we will have to agree to disagree and everything will get sorted out soon enough.
Are you claiming the day God claims as His holy Sabbath day Isa 58:13 that He blessed, sanctified and made holy from Creation before sin Gen 2:1-3 that no man can reverse Num 23:20 is carnal? Where’d you find that scripture. Really such a sad teaching…..We are not Sanctified by the carnal elements in the Sinai covenant
God finished all his works, the Sabbath is eternal in Christ.Are you claiming the day God claims as His holy Sabbath day Isa 58:13 that He blessed, sanctified and made holy from Creation before sin Gen 2:1-3 that no man can reverse Num 23:20 is carnal? Where’d you find that scripture. Really such a sad teaching…..
What is carnal is not keeping God’s law- that is the carnal mind Rom 8:7-8- not doing what is righteous and just meant to bless and sanctify Eze 20:12 Isa 56:1-7 because we can’t sanctify ourselves, but sadly people still try.
I prefer to stick with what Jesus taught. He kept the Sabbath, the apostles kept the Sabbath, God kept the Sabbath- there is no thus saith the Lord to not keep the Sabbath- for me I am going to follow who God tells us to follow, instead of following popular traditions of man which Jesus warned us about that lead our hearts far from Him Mat 15:3-14 opposite of the New Covenant- God’s law in our hearts Heb 8:10 kept by God faithful until He returns Rev 14:12 which reconciles us Rev 22:14
God finished all His works at Creation Gen 2:1-3 and yet still gave the commandment for us to keep the Sabbath day holy as we are made in His image to follow Him, God who rested on the seventh day Sabbath at Creation Exo 20:11 was an example for man- which Jesus said the Sabbath was made for. Mark 2:27 Jesus never turned into the Sabbath, commandment or a day- He is the Creator, not a creation and Jesus said He is Lord of the Sabbath, not that He is the Sabbath, nor did He give Himself a commandment to follow and for us to profane. Profaning God’s Sabbath didn’t work out so well for the Israelites Eze 20:13 Eze 20:21 and we are told not to follow their path of disobedience Heb 4:11 but we have free will to take any path we want and guess hope for a better outcome despite the clear warnings in scripture. All Jesus wants is to spend time with us and bless and sanctify us, not sure what could be more important.God finished all his works, the Sabbath is eternal in Christ.
I would say that the Law of Moses *was* holy, just, and good. But absolutely, the Temple Worship was all designed to "hold the fort" until Christ could come and win for us. We no longer would need a temporary support. The Law has expired.The law is holy just and good. the beautiful worship, in the temple etc, a pattern and picture of the reality in Christ.
I obviously know what the 39 books of the OT are and what the 27 books of the NT are. But do you know when the NT system began to be implemented?You might consider looking at the index in your bible both Luke and Matthew are “New Testament”
For us in Christ this is true. But Jew's still keep the covenant of circumcision, as partly blinded. I think through/or because of partly blinded Israel, God judges the world, for the benefit of all. As long as this world remains, so also will Israel. It seems like when evil men attempt to rule the world and their armies spreads, Israel gets involved. Radical Islam, Hitler etc.I would say that the Law of Moses *was* holy, just, and good. But absolutely, the Temple Worship was all designed to "hold the fort" until Christ could come and win for us. We no longer would need a temporary support. The Law has expired.
Jews may *think* they are keeping a covenant under the Law, but that is certainly not true. That covenant has expired in favor of Christ's new covenant of eternal salvation. The covenant designed to lead up to Christ would certainly no longer be in effect when its fulfillment had already come!For us in Christ this is true. But Jew's still keep the covenant of circumcision, as partly blinded.
I'm not sure that's how God uses Israel. They are under a curse. They are under punishment. How can God use them unless they return to their God?I think through/or because of partly blinded Israel, God judges the world, for the benefit of all. As long as this world remains, so also will Israel. It seems like when evil men attempt to rule the world and their armies spreads, Israel gets involved. Radical Islam, Hitler etc.
The abrahamic covenant of the earthly Israel seems to be on that path from egypt on
What Paul is saying here is that the Law was OT, and applied to Israel before they were fully redeemed. As such, they were given a Law that gave reprieve to those willing to repent, and brought judgment against those who wouldn't.It is what the law was for
1Ti 1:9 Knowing this, that the law is not made for a righteous man, but for the lawless and disobedient, for the ungodly and for sinners, for unholy and profane, for murderers of fathers and murderers of mothers, for manslayers,
It is holy, just and good to being judgement on these...
I certainly don't believe every Jewish individual will become a Christian in the future Kingdom. This is talking about the political salvation of Israel, which will take place when the majority of Jews turn to Christ in repentance. Then the whole nation will be delivered from all of the oppression they have been going through over the last 2000 years.Dont know when or how, but i do believe all Israel will be saved in Christ when the times of the nations is fulfilled
The earthy temple is not married to the Sabbath. Can you please point to where God said the Sabbath is not part of the Ten Commandments. There is no such teaching of nine commandments God wrote Ten Commandments Exo 34:28 Deut 4:13 with His own finger never telling us we can forget the one commandment God said to Remember, that He made holy and blessed that no man can reverse Num 23:20 because we are not God. Overwriting what God wrote with His own finger and editing or selecting the commandments we feel we should keep makes one their own god and depends on ones own righteousness instead of God’s Psa 119:172 which is everlasting Psa 119:142 Isa 56:1-7 and is not having the mind of Christ Rom 8:7-8 and not how we receive Christ’s righteousness which He imputes if we have not harden our heart and He kept and taught on the commandments of God Mat 15:3-14, Mark 7:7-13, Mat 5:19-30, Mat 19:17-19 and kept as our example. John 15:10 1 John 2:6Trying to tie Sabbath Law together with moral commands like "Do not murder" ignores the obvious inclusion of the 10 Commandments in the Temple Law, or the Old Covenant. We may very well continue to obey such prohibitions as to "not murder," but we may not do that under a Temple system that has been abandoned.
Luke 23.56 is Old Testament. Even if Christians continued to observe the Sabbath, as some of them did, this did not mean it was a NT observance. It was in the NT era, but not according to NT doctrine.
Matt 5.19-30 is also Old Testament. Why are you using OT verses in an attempt to prove Sabbath Law in the NT era?
Paul arguing on the Sabbath with the Jews who were under the Law is not indicative of Paul's effort to comply with Sabbath Law for himself. Rather, it was an outreach to those who were still under the culture of Sabbath practice. Paul was following Jewish tradition, as opposed to Jewish Law that he deemed applicable to himself.
On the contrary, Paul claimed he was in no way obliged to keep "days" as prescribed by the Law of Moses.
Gal 4.10 You are observing special days and months and seasons and years!
And yet God changes not. Malachi 3:6Has anyone noticed how the whole concept of the Hebrew/Christian religions has become a matter of evolution as it continually changes and grows to suit itself. A beta concept in progress. A living entity unto itself that man occasionally feeds and helps grow and mutate.