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So when you break the ten commandments, is this unknowingly, you do not have the knowledge of what is required to obey them? Or, are you committing known sin?

Good, I am glad you admit you transgress the ten commandments

If we claim to be without sin we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us 1John1:8 Clearly the blind are those who claim to be, or infer they are without sin.

As you still commit sin, do I take it you do not understand what the law of the Ten Commandments requires for obedience? Or are you committing known sin?

It would be far better, if you want to obey Christ's law, and show love to your neighbour, to admit you yourself do not fully obey the ten commandments when you insist everyone else must. Then you will show concern for your neighbour by not demanding of them what you do not demand of yourself...

The naivety of belief concerning some is astonishing, as is their contradictions. They say if you knowingly break any of the TC without repentance you cannot enter heaven/remain saved. And yet, those who are in earnest you must obey a seventh day sabbath freely accept as christians those who do...

Paul gave an example of why he had to die to the law. The example he gave was not: Thou shalt not commit adultery, or thou shalt not steal, or thou shalt not murder, or you shall not bear false witness. The example he gave was thou shalt not covet. And he went on to explain it was all about...

So if you still break the ten commandments in thought in your mind, is this because you have not yet matured in the faith? Is that why you are guilty of breaking the whole law(James2:10)

I sure hope everytime you sin in thought in your mind you repent of it quickly

Kinda strange that God would not want to reveal your sin to you, therefore you can happily go on blissfully sinning in ignorance until God decides to step in and reveal your sin to you. Not sure why God would want that in your life

If you do not know what is breaking the ten commandments in your thought and mind, seek revelation of it

Those who genuinely believe they fully obey the TC do not understand the full demands of that law. If we claim to be without sin we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us 1John1:8 John summed it up nicely

Do you faultlessly obey the law relating to the inner man, the law only you and God need know you break? Are you in ignorance of what that law is relating to the ten commandments? The letter of the tc commandments kills, for you cannot faultlessly obey it.

The Apostle Paul states, to born again Christians who have the Holy Spirit: The letter(of the Ten Commandments) kills. And yet, there are people who are adamant, this law can be and must be fully obeyed. If it is not fully obeyed, you do not have the fruit of faith, or, you do not love Jesus...

A precept without penalty is no law? The Holy Spirit also testifies to us about this. First he says: 16 ‘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.’ 17 Then he adds: ‘Their sins...

One imagines the above would be considered house contract rules under the new covenant, for those who say Christ's commands are part of it

. Well you commit sin, and I doubt you believe you have lost your salvation. To be honest, I am bored with this. Pat statements that bear no reality to ones own life will never result in meaningfull discussion. I will bid you good day. BTW It is not enough just to quote the letter woodenly...

Well we have established you do not even try and obey all the rules under the new house contract haven't we. So why ask others to?.

I haven't mentioned osas. No love for your brother in demanding of him what you do not demand of yourself. So are you a murderer to do such a thing?

Is that your scripture? If you say you must fully obey the Ten Commandments, that is according to the letter. We know no one can obey the letter of the Ten Commandments. The Spirit circumcises the heart, indeed, but that does not mean full compliance to the letter, for scripture tells us that...