The law is Exodus and Deuteronomy, all of it, that is the law that Israel was under.
"Under"? Do some study.
In the mean time here are some of the people that don't exist anymore, according to some;
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The law is Exodus and Deuteronomy, all of it, that is the law that Israel was under.
Absolutely not. Gentile believers are part of the commonwealth of Israel, but not Israel. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being a Gentile. You don't have to be part of Israel to be loved by God!And again, Jesus makes all that believe in Him children of Israel.
Absolutely not. Gentile believers are part of the commonwealth of Israel, but not Israel. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being a Gentile. You don't have to be part of Israel to be loved by God!
Hello Bob.
You said earlier that Gentiles were not circumcised in the Old or New Testament.
Gentiles did not have to become Jews to worship the true God. That was never an OT demand.
Gentiles were told to observe the Sabbath in Isaiah 56:1-8 but never told that they had to be circumcised to be saved or to worship the one true God.
All mankind to come before God "from Sabbath to Sabbath" and bow down in worship Isaiah 66:23 -- but never do we see "all mankind circumcised" in OT or NT.
Hence Paul's statement here
"circumcision is nothing and uncirumcision is nothing but what matters is keeping the Commandments of God" 1 Cor 7:19
I showed you that Gentiles were circumcised to celebrate the Passover.
Why can't you admit to your error?
Hello Bob.
Your partial quotation of Isaiah 56, fails.
Isaiah 56, states that the Gentiles will be sacrificing.
6 “Also the foreigners who join themselves to the Lord,
To minister to Him, and to love the name of the Lord,
To be His servants, every one who keeps from profaning the Sabbath
And holds fast My covenant;
7 Even those I will bring to My holy mountain
And make them joyful in My house of prayer.
Their burnt offerings and their sacrifices will be acceptable on My altar;
For My house will be called a house of prayer for all the peoples.”
Your interpretation is a train wreck.
You must explain how you sacrifice while not profaning the Sabbath?
Hebrews 4 refutes your flawed understanding of Isaiah and sabbath
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You really seem to be on both sides of the fence. The covenant made with Israel ended at the cross.
I wonder about this statement. The title you use has always been associated with the human posterior.
This makes me think indeed you're using Pontifex Maximus in the derogatory manner referring to the human buttocks.
I’ve heard you make the claim that physical Israel is not God’s chosen people any longer. What I haven’t heard is the Scripture supporting this position.
Do you have any that specifically state this position?
I think you're completely mixed up.Definition of commonwealth -
Commonwealth:
commonwealth
1. a nation, state, or other political unit: such as:
a. one founded on law and united by compact or tacit agreement of the people for the common good.
b. one in which supreme authority is vested in the people
Yeah, we are part of the commonwealth, you're right. Because commonwealth means nation. Gentiles are not in covenant with God, believing, we are. You can't be an out of covenant believer, it's an oxymoron. Just as strangers (gentiles) became the same as natural born Israel back all throughout Torah and in the Tanakh (before Judah does what it still does today and started exaulting themselves over everyone) as a believer who desires Him and His law, just as before, we are grafted in to Israel in the same fashion.
Egyptians followed them out of Egypt, yet God nor Moses referred to them "Israel and the gentiles" or "Israel and you Egyptians who also came out" no. Because their faith made them as natural born Israel. It wasn't God that made it as you're saying, it was Judah. Man. Not God.
Gentiles had to be circumcised to participate in the covenant made with Israel at Sinai. If they weren't they could not participate in the rites of the covenant. Thus they weren't obligated to any of it except when sojourning in Israel.Hello David -
I actually said this --
Gentiles did not have to become Jews to worship the true God. That was never an OT demand.
Gentiles were told to observe the Sabbath in Isaiah 56:1-8 but never told that they had to be circumcised to be saved or to worship the one true God.
As we see even in the NT among NON-Christian Jews the uncircumcised gentiles worshiped the One True God in the Synagogues in Acts 13, Acts 17:1-4, Acts 18:1-5
All mankind to come before God "from Sabbath to Sabbath" and bow down in worship Isaiah 66:23 -- but never do we see "all mankind circumcised" in OT or NT.
Hence Paul's statement here
"circumcision is nothing and uncirumcision is nothing but what matters is keeping the Commandments of God" 1 Cor 7:19
Indeed -- a "bait and switch" on your part having nothing at all to refute the much more general statement
Gentiles did not have to become Jews to worship the true God. That was never an OT demand.
As we see even in the NT among NON-Christian Jews the uncircumcised gentiles worshiped the One True God in the Synagogues in Acts 13, Acts 17:1-4, Acts 18:1-5
Because your equivocation between the special case of 'Passover participation' with my more explicit statement about "never told that they had to be circumcised to be saved or to worship the one true God. " is much more transparently disconnected from "in order to celebrate Passover" then you may have at first imagined to yourself.
As I keep pointing out - over and over.
Neither had any thing to do with the law. So you've got no point.Until you notice the details in the actual text. And the fact that even Cain and Able were offering sacrifices -- as this was the OT form of liturgy for all mankind.
HOw does that turn into a command for Christians?we see even in the NT among NON-Christian Jews the uncircumcised gentiles worshiped the One True God in the Synagogues in Acts 13, Acts 17:1-4, Acts 18:1-5 -- your argument is "with the text".
Did Jeremiah lie? Is Paul protecting Jeremiah and his false prophecy with: Then said he, Lo, I come to do thy will, O God. He taketh away the first, that he may establish the second?The covenant did not end for the covenant was not a part of Mosaic law, it was in the 10 commandments.
I believe the verse you posted. This is a direct reference to the words found in Matthew 5. This fact is being denied. This denial makes Jesus a liar. The last 2 definitive words of the quoted verse are being ignored.Jesus came to fulfill THE LAW.
Luke 24:44
And he said unto them, These are the words which I spake unto you, while I was yet with you, that all things must be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses, and in the prophets, and in the psalms, concerning me.
IF you would study history and Scripture, you would see this is true.
Are you talking about me or yourself? The verse you posted clearly doesn't agree with you.But it is easier to believe the indoctrination of a deceived world, than to search out truth for ones self.
No. I'm very familiar with slang usage. Slang isn't technical in usage. You've got no valid point.? ? ? ? ?
are you confusing glutious maximus with;
PONTIFEX(latin)
(bridgebuilder between the Gods and humans)
MAXIMUS
(greatest)
Don't understand . Sorry.It is a 2300 year old UNBROKEN Pagan Sun Worshiping TITLE of SUPREME RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY now held by the POPE in Rome.
It is THE ONLY COMMON LINK connecting the actions of Daniel's "Little Horn" through out documented human history!
I return this verse to you.Hosea 4:6
My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children.
Don't be one of them my brother!
So did I. It poses a serious problem for the law contingency.I read the Gospels and Acts.
bugkiller
If you're under the law issued to Sinai you're under the law of sin and death.Which law are you refering to?
I'm certainly not under the law of sin and death.
I have quoted Scripture that states that FLESH cannot inherit the kingdom.
If fleshly Israel cannot inherit the kingdom, that would leave what, . . . . . . .?
Spiritual Israel?
It is only common sense.
Yes, commonwealth means those who are within a country. For example, legal residents from other countries are part of the commonwealth of any country.Commonwealth:
commonwealth
1. a nation, state, or other political unit: such as:
I'm very familiar with slang usage. Slang isn't technical in usage. You've got no valid point.