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And so did Jesus. And Jesus won out.He was the grandson of Hillel. He taught Paul.
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And so did Jesus. And Jesus won out.He was the grandson of Hillel. He taught Paul.
It's not OK by me if you want to promote the law as a requirement for Christians. This is calling Christians wicked. See 1 Tim 1:9. Read the rest of the chapter while you're there specifically not what it says about those spouting the law. This isn't my doctrine and definitely not what is commonly taught for a reason.
Sadly this is the second most ignorant thing I've heard you say yet. The first being that love is never commanded and your refusal to acknowledge the first two commandments.That OK by me. When you find something in the OT about having eternal life let me know.
The Old Testament pointed to the Messiah.That OK by me. When you find something in the OT about having eternal life let me know.
if you believe that the work of God Is by The Commandments found in the law then you will be condemned for not keeping them.The 10 commandments are not the law of Moses they are commandments of God given to Moses. Matthew 7:21-23 these people were believers who performed miracles in Jesus’ name but lived a sinful life. They did not abide in Christ and He did not abide in them.
....and I merely defined it in *context*. To answer only what "fulfill" means without context would be like me asking you to define "set" (IOW.....it's not enough for a basic definition as there are many applications).I asked you about the word "fulfill" only.
Why are you separating Jesus from fulfilling the Commandments that are in the law. Is it not written that all the law is fulfilled by love, and is there a greater love than laying down your life for your friends? To say men ought to keep the commandments in the law to be justified is to reject the love of Christ: which is to reject his sacrifice of life in the flesh. Upon the two commandments found in 1 John 3:23 hangs all the new testament.Why are you constantly trying to separate Him from His Judaism?
Where are you seeing that to make that accusation?Why are you separating Jesus from fulfilling the Commandments that are in the law.
Why are you separating Jesus from fulfilling the Commandments that are in the law. Is it not written that all the law is fulfilled by love, and is there a greater love than laying down your life for your friends? To say men ought to keep the commandments in the law to be justified is to reject the love of Christ: which is to reject his sacrifice of life in the flesh.
And how do you know this to be the truth, other than reading it in Wikipedia?
Wiki was a joke! It is part of Jewish history...
There is a communication problem because humans are relational creatures. That makes it very difficult to have a conversation. I'm trying very hard to not be preachy. I detest any of the things I see as options.
The whole NT testifies against you when it comes to the law.
So I return LK 6:37 back to you with your understanding and apparent use knowing you will reject it, too.
And what is your source of information for that history?
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Jesus isn't what we commonly call the Torah (the law). Hillel may have been a authority on the law (Torah), but those he taught failed to recognize their Messiah the law, prophets and Psalms talk about. So I'd say Hillel and Gamaliel failed.
This is from Acts 13. Paul referred back to the OT and the promises made there (which includes the foretelling of the resurrection of Jesus). Also...go back to v 14 & 16 to see who Paul's audience was:Ace of Hearts said:That OK by me. When you find something in the OT about having eternal life let me know.
And so did Jesus. And Jesus won out.
I honestly had never paid any attention to this name until reading it today. I did some reading on the Greek Orthodox site - and Gamaliel was recognized as a saint (it looks like both the Roman Catholics and Orthodox traditions recognize that).Gamaliel taught Paul...
Talmud is one source.