psalms 22.3
I can see the possible confusion, but lets look at the whole statement, and not just part of it, alright. As I know you are putting forth great effort here to show what you believe to be true.
The first thing I think we can agree on, is that Jesus Christ said - "ye pay tithe" of mint and anise and cummin". So he recognized that they were giving the tithe of these three things - correct ?
Then he mentions that they "OMITTED" the "weighter" things -- judgment, mercy, and faith - correct ?
Then he says that you ought to have done these (plural) - speaking about judgment, mercy, and faith - correct ?
Then he says - "and not to leave the other undone" -- Ask yourself - "The "OTHER" what" ? He already recognized them giving the tithe ! The understanding here is --- "The "OTHER" pertains to the "OTHER" parts of the Law, OF WHICH Jesus mentions them --- judgment, mercy, and faith, is "WHAT" they were leaving "undone", because they already gave the "tithe", as Jesus Christ already recognized this part that they "did", but what they left "UNDONE" was "judgment", "mercy", and "faith".
Do you see what I am try to explain now ?
Love IN Christ - Hervey
I can see the possible confusion, but lets look at the whole statement, and not just part of it, alright. As I know you are putting forth great effort here to show what you believe to be true.
The first thing I think we can agree on, is that Jesus Christ said - "ye pay tithe" of mint and anise and cummin". So he recognized that they were giving the tithe of these three things - correct ?
Then he mentions that they "OMITTED" the "weighter" things -- judgment, mercy, and faith - correct ?
Then he says that you ought to have done these (plural) - speaking about judgment, mercy, and faith - correct ?
Then he says - "and not to leave the other undone" -- Ask yourself - "The "OTHER" what" ? He already recognized them giving the tithe ! The understanding here is --- "The "OTHER" pertains to the "OTHER" parts of the Law, OF WHICH Jesus mentions them --- judgment, mercy, and faith, is "WHAT" they were leaving "undone", because they already gave the "tithe", as Jesus Christ already recognized this part that they "did", but what they left "UNDONE" was "judgment", "mercy", and "faith".
Do you see what I am try to explain now ?
Love IN Christ - Hervey
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