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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.Very well, I don't. Many times, Strong's gives us several meanings, as do the dictionaries. We choose the words that best fit our... -
Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.I am not aware of any of the original words of the Bible. The Dead Sea Scrolls give us some knowledge of meaning. Scholars who wrote...
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.What is your part? Have you stopped sinning? He is able to keep us from falling and I believe that. So, am I sin free? The answer is no.
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.I already did prove it. The Ten Commandments were the ministry of death. The Israelites were judged by whether they were able to keep...
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.Would Isaiah be considered a Pharisee when He wrote Is 58:13? That meant the Sabbath keeper must not even think about worldly things...
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.All translated by men. You cannot escape the fact that it is/was man who, to the best of their ability, cannot or could not interpret...
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.No, Matt5 tells us "not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything...
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.Jesus was a Jew born under the Old Covenant. He lived and died observing the laws of that covenant. The New and better Covenant began...
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.If you were to attend a Sunday church to proselytize your particular beliefs, could I accuse you of Sunday keeping? Actually, you have...
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I'll quote the NASB since it's a bit more literal (these are not "my translations") but I'll highlight the word in protest since NASB...
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Bob S reacted to DamianWarS's post in the thread Antinomianism, definition and a Question "is this you"? with
Winner.
The context in deut. is Moses summarizing the covenant and he uses the tablets as the covenant document. He is not separating the 10... -
Bob S replied to the thread Antinomianism, definition and a Question "is this you"?.Thou shalt not is not the summary of love, Dave. The Ten Commandments were about duty. The Israelite who loved God and respected His...
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Bob S replied to the thread Antinomianism, definition and a Question "is this you"?.Paul describes the Ten Commandments as the Ministry of Death and told the Jews they were no longer their guidance. 2Cor 3:6-11. Jesus...
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.31 Do we then make void the law through faith? Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law. Paul in Rom 3:31 is not telling us...
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Bob S replied to the thread Does The "Weekly Sunday Services in NT" suggestion survive Acts 13? No?.The old covenant Bible Sabbath ended when the new and better covenant took its place. Time and time again, the New Testament tells us...
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