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Anyway, time to leave the website-again, but it has passed a couple of days before I return to work. Have fun all of you

Yes, we obey the law of Christ. How? Allways comes back to the same thing: Carry each others burdens(love them) and so fulfil(fulfill) the law of Christ Gal6:2

To the natural mind of man absolutely. Every country on earth I know of lives under that principal. Therefore remaining in a justified/righteous state hinges on observing the law So, (officially) you are not justified by observing the law, but you can only be in a justified state if you do...

To some, this is how it should read: This is the covenant I will make with them after that time, says the Lord. I will put my laws in their hearts, and I will write them on their minds(once they have read the letter of the OT and done sound exegesis of it) 17 Then he adds: ‘Their sins...

To anyone led of the natural mind, yes

This is the new covenant: This is the covenant I will make with them after that time, says the Lord. I will put my laws in their hearts, and I will write them on their minds.’b]'>[b] 17 Then he adds: ‘Their sins and lawless acts I will remember no more. That is very different...

Its a pity you don't understand it You establish the law by knowing it cannot condemn you. Too much for some

Well you believe man is under the condemnation of the law now, you have made that clear.

So now you are arguing sin could not be forgiven under the OC

Under the OC you could be forgiven sin.

Thanks for the explanation. Just to clarify, so there is no misunderstanding. You mentioned the law of Moses, do you include the Ten Commandments in that? In your view, did Paul preach no righteousness of obeying the law, and that included the Ten Commandments?

Let me make it even clearer. If your view is, you are under the condemnation of the law if you break it, but you can be forgiven your sins for breaking it, that is just the same as under the old covenant. Yet to Paul something had changed, for he believed the believer was no longer under the...

What is the OL?

Paul did not preach righteousness of obeying the law, neither moral law or legalistic law, as they are often termed

As you don't wish to answer the question I won't further respond. Except to say, to try and suggest Paul preached justification of obeying the law, would be a very serious mistake

Under the OC you could be condemned by the law, but at the same time forgiven of sins If you say you are not under the condemnation of the law now, as long as you fully obey it, that is just the same as the OC. If you then add that you can be forgiven your sin if you break the law, that is...

No, I just asked for your clarification on a point, hope you will give it

It does not matter what verses you bring forth, or arguments you try and make. You have made perfectly clear your belief, if we break the law we are under the condsemnation of the law Paul tells us sin shall not be our master for we are not under the condemnation of the law. Your offering from...

So you believe Paul preached righteousness/justification of obeying the law?

It is too hard for the rational human mind to understand or cope with. Believe the law cannot condemn you if you break it and sin shall not be your master Fir sin shall not be your master for you are not under law(the condemnation of the law) but under grace rom6:14 If you live your life...