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In relation to you saying a teenager could have a licence to sin A huge difference between the two covenants. Under the old covenant it was an external law, engraved in stone and written on parchments. An external law does not mean you in your heart want to obey it. Whichever country you live...

why do you keep this up? You cannot confirm you obey Christ's commands put to you can you? Strange

The ten commandments are an inflexible law. Thou shalt not Perfectly obey them or stand guilty before them, no wiggle room for error:

Perfectly obey the law or stand guilty before it.

I can immediatley give you 20 verses of Paul that state believers are not under righteousness of obeying the law. What's the alternative? You wouldn't really tell me you fully obey the law would you? None of us are sinless in our flesh. Break one law you are guilty of breaking them...

Lets help you out here: Carry each others burdens(love them) and so fulfill the law of Christ Gal 6:2 You obey the law by loving others, the more you love them the more naturally you obey the law. Doesn't work if you look to individual commandments in the Gospels and insist they individually...

If you cannot confirm you yourself obey Jesus commands when they are put to you, it surprises me you quote the verse you do

Put it this way. If I tell you God will condemn you to hell if you think of a pink rabbit, what is the first thought that will come into your head if you believe me? However much you would not want to think of the creature it would not be long before your mind was consumed with it, that's human...

If we remove righteousness of obeying the law we are simply left with what is Holy, Just and good. The power of sin has then been removed Rom 6:14&Rom3:31

The power of sin to be precise is righteousness of obeying the law. Remove righteousness from the equation and the power of sin has been taken away: For sin shall no longer be your master, because you are not under the law/righteousness of obeying the law, but under grace/righteousness of...

Sin used the commandment thou shalt not covet to bring condemnation to Saul and made him exceeding sinfull through it. Thou shalt not covet is one of the ten commandments Thank you for the apology

If I knew better I would not have written what I did. My conscience wouldn't allow it

It appears two people who insist Christ's literal commands in the Gospels must be obeyed in order to show you love Jesus cannot themselves confirm they obey Jesus commands put before them

I see from your two replies you are unable to confirm you obey the commandments of Christ put before you. Do I take it from your scripture quotation you do not love Jesus?

. However, Paul said that the law of God is good and that it was not what was good that brought death to him, yet that is precisely what you are trying to use his words to blame. . Please do not bear false witness against me. The law of God is Holy, righteous and good. I made very clear it...

OK So do you obey all of the following, alongside all the other literal commands of Christ in the Gospels? I can quote more if you like You do not to invite friends, family or neighbours home for a meal but rather the poor, lame, blind and beggars? You never so much as to hint to anyone if...

Some may wonder why I am so against preaching a righteousness/justification of law. It is because what happened to Saul the Pharisee happens even today among many who go to church. They believe, as Saul did, due to what they hear preached, they are in effect living under righteousness of obeying...

Unfortunatley, on websites such as these people never can admit to error, even when it is laid before them according to the bible. Through Pauls knowledge of the commandment Thou shalt not covet, sin took occasion of it to arouse all manner of concupiscence in him. I assume you know what...

You may keep deflecting if you wish. In my view it simply shows your inability to defend your beliefs according to scripture placed before you