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Saying not to take anything from my neighbor is not the same as saying to love him. We have secular laws against stealing from our neighbors, are you going to tell me that those secular laws are implying that we are required by law to love our neighbors as well?The law of Moses was added because of sin for breaking the law of God, the Ten Commandments 1John3:4 James2:11 Mat5:19-30 Rom7:7. It contained how to love God, how to love man which is the Ten Commandments summarized, it had the blessings and the curses for breaking the law of God, the Ten Commandments, why it was beside the ark as a witness against. Deut 31:24-26 In the New Covenant God wrote His laws in the NC believers hearts Jer 31:33 Heb8:10 and are kept through His Spirit and their love and cooperation with Him based on what He does John14:15-18 sadly, not everyone accepts God's NC and rebels against the law of God Rom8:7-8 God will never force anyone to obey Him or to Remember what He asked us to, its through love and faith. Exo20:6 John14:15 1John5:3 Rev14:12 which is how those who are in a covenant relationship with Him are reconciled Rev22:14. If the Ten Commandments was kept the way Jesus explained them Mat5:19-30 magnified- in our hearts Heb8:10 what He came do to with this law Isa 42:21 there would be no more sin in the world so the greatest commandments would be kept- loving God with all our heart and loving man Rom13:9. Sadly the majority does not want to come out of their sins and Scripture tells us why John3:19-21
I think we are way too far apart in our understanding of the Word of God. I am not sure debating this further is going to help. God will sort it all out soon enough, but wish you well.
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