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So, when you said: "I will say it again if someone is breaking the law this is only evidence that they do not have God's law written in their hearts and need to be born again..." Well, some things, then, that you may want to clarify is what law you're referring to that, if one is breaking...

I have a question: LGW claimed that anyone who breaks the letter of the law has no law written in their hearts. (See post 1291) Given that none of us can keep the letter of the law perfectly, and that perfection is the measured standard for the keeping of the letter of the law to keep from...

They are out there. They aren't Messianic Jews, but call themselves Jews of another flavor....if not bloodline. That's possible. Computer screens aren't all that great at providing a medium of full understanding. Therein in the question. They will likely try to be front and center when the...

Perhaps I can word this better: #1) There are those who think they can be saved by law-keeping, albeit they're few and far between in my experience. #2) There are those who think they can successfully gain reward from God for making an attempt at "keeping" the ten commandments and/or the law...

You know, what's also interesting is that letterists have told me that they TRY to live the ten commandments, and some even try to keep Torah, as a works-based system of reward from God. In other words, some believe that they will receive some sort of rewards, possibly crowns of (attempted)...

Well, if by that you're referring to His not having "lived" the laws concerning women's menstruation, then yes. Of course. However, the moral absolutes of the Law He did keep perfectly. Additionally, given that Jesus "fulfilled" the Law and the prophets, and to the satisfaction of the Father...

Whatever.... I'm sure you're convinced of you're beliefs, just as I am of mine from my having read Acts 15 for what it actually says rather than to inject into the white spaces what isn't there. [Jas 2:10] For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one [point], he is guilty of...

Acts 15 doesn't agree with you, but, hey, you can leap over tall buildings in one bound, right? Whatever.... Jr

Whatever....

That's the same old fodder I hear from letterists. The claim always degenerates to the ideas that the OT law and commands are all the same that Paul referred to in all his treatise on the subject as applying to us today. That's just too easy a deceptive twisting that only convinces the ignorant...

Nice try, but I didn't interpret anything. I made good use of Thayer's Greek Lexicon, and I would say that Thayer was FAR more knowledgeable of the Greek language than you or anyone else here given that his work is renowned among some of the greatest lingual scholars in the world. Your snake oil...

Col. 2:14 also lays to rest the law of Moses in relation to us: [Col 2:14] Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross; The Greek word in this verse translated "ordinances," contrary to the false...

As you know, we're not dealing with Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic, but rather Arabic written in the seventh or later centuries, which are much more recent than the Hebrew texts of the Bible. So, what's the solid basis, if any, that would cause us to think there is some parallel with what you said about...

If you have reason to doubt Muhammed was white, then what's your proof? Jr

Actually, I knew that none of us owns our homes. Paying property taxes is nothing more than rent to the king. For those who would argue the point, stop paying your property taxes, they take your property away from you, and pay you nothing. The idea of "buying a home" is a total distortion. We...

So, you're saying that they had never built a time machine?:liturgy:

LOL! It's sometimes fun seeing how some people react to what they think is absurd. But seriously, do you think he was an albino arab, or a white European? Jr

It might have an impact on black muslims, especially among the north African black muslims, many of whom think Muhammed was a man of color, or of Middle Eastern dissent, which he obviously was not. Given how white he was, I can't help but to think that he may very well have been European, but...

I ran across these two videos that drew information from the very texts of a prominent religion. What would happen if more ignorant Westerners became aware of these facts?

Well, the letter was and still is: [2 Cor. 3:15] But even unto this day, when Moses is read, the vail is upon their heart. The revelation has not yet come to you by the Spirit as to the letter and its "ministration of death," but perhaps that revelation will some day be made more real to you...