We will be judged and the standard will be Gods 'law'. In Malchi it says that when jesus returns and rules He will teach Gods law to all nations. As for revelation you are wrong when you say there is no mention of the law or the jews, firstly you have 144,000 who are jews and then in Rev 12:17 "The dragon was infuriated over the woman and went off to fight the rest of her children, those who obey God's commands and bear witness to Jesus." and Rev 14:12 "This is when perseverance is needed on the part of God's people, those who observe His commands and exercise Jesus faithfulness. As for Pauls epistles, they have been quoted incorrectly for years and used to teach out of context. Rom 2:13 'For it is not merely the hearers of the Toah whom God considers righteous; rather, it is the doers of what Torah says who will be made righteous in God's sight."……..As for the law was fulfilled at the cross, ok, but since when does fullfilled mean done away with. What actually changed at the cross ? Throughout the bible we can see that God's covenants, although modified according to His will, were never negated, abolished or replaced ! For instance lets examine what happened when we received the New Covenant. The covenant changed, but the following did NOT :
* Torah (Gods law) (not to be confused with mans law added to it which put people into bondage *refer writings of paul)
*God's provisions
*The penalty for disobedience
*God's promises.
What did change ?
The Steward : Jesus is now the steward, relesing Moses of that responsibility, which fullfills the prophecy of Deut 18:18-19
The Torah/law Written On our Hearts : The Torah/law is presented and managed (not replaced - God never said He was replacing Torah/His Law) under a new covenant which is written on our hearts via the Holy Spirit which fullfills the prophecy of Jer 31:32 (the law written on our hearts means we are willing to follow Gods instructions and lear and obey His law; NOT that we are born with an innate knowledge about his teachings and commands which we can ignore at will!
* The Priest - No longer Aaronic now Melchizedek prophecy psalm 110:1-4
*The Sacrifice - no more animals Jesus was the final one psalm 40…….
As for Jesus, you need to remember that he was a law observant , sabbath observant, Synagogue attending, Kosher Jew. He also told us that He came only to Israel, not the gentiles. He spoke out not against HIS PEOPLE in general but the Pharasees who had manuipulated Gods Commandments/Law and had put the people in bondage. For many years after Jesus went to the Father, all believers or followers of the way were considered a sect of judism, sabbath observant, synagogue attending, christianity didnt come about until many many years later. So the christianity we profess to belong too actually was more jewsish than you probably realise.
* Torah (Gods law) (not to be confused with mans law added to it which put people into bondage *refer writings of paul)
*God's provisions
*The penalty for disobedience
*God's promises.
What did change ?
The Steward : Jesus is now the steward, relesing Moses of that responsibility, which fullfills the prophecy of Deut 18:18-19
The Torah/law Written On our Hearts : The Torah/law is presented and managed (not replaced - God never said He was replacing Torah/His Law) under a new covenant which is written on our hearts via the Holy Spirit which fullfills the prophecy of Jer 31:32 (the law written on our hearts means we are willing to follow Gods instructions and lear and obey His law; NOT that we are born with an innate knowledge about his teachings and commands which we can ignore at will!
* The Priest - No longer Aaronic now Melchizedek prophecy psalm 110:1-4
*The Sacrifice - no more animals Jesus was the final one psalm 40…….
As for Jesus, you need to remember that he was a law observant , sabbath observant, Synagogue attending, Kosher Jew. He also told us that He came only to Israel, not the gentiles. He spoke out not against HIS PEOPLE in general but the Pharasees who had manuipulated Gods Commandments/Law and had put the people in bondage. For many years after Jesus went to the Father, all believers or followers of the way were considered a sect of judism, sabbath observant, synagogue attending, christianity didnt come about until many many years later. So the christianity we profess to belong too actually was more jewsish than you probably realise.
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