Ok friend lets agree to disagree and remain friends. I can see your getting upset. I have to go now for work anyway we can chat latter if you like? Also please keep this thread for the OP and open other topics if you like. I am happy to chat with you and share God's Word. Bye for now. Nice chatting with you.
In Christ Always
Now you are not going to be able to answer my question regarding King David are you, and I doubt you will be able to define what is and what is not wilfull sin.
I sincerely wish you could get away from just quoting the literal letter and having this view the letter must be faultlessly obeyed to be in a saved state/ righteous before God. However, only an act of God can open your eyes, no one on this website can. Indeed, only an act of God could have opened my eyes for i used to be as you are now in this regard.
Let me make absolutely clear. Neither you, nor anyone else who goes to church on a Saturday or Sunday can obey the letter of the law. Paul states that letter kills, and those with their eyes opened understand that.
You can follow after the Spirit of the law, but NOT obey the letter of the law.
Hence, when I repeatedly asked you if you ever commit any sin you allways refused to answer the question.
BTW
Your repeated quotes from Elias about hypocrisy of not obeying are non applicable, unless you can show a NT/ covenant command that states Christians MUST observe a set Saturday sabbath.
And your excuse for only mentioning the TC in your basis for judgement, excluding the second greatest commandment, is an attempt to reason anything in order to justify what you wrote( you are not alone here in that regard) For the TC DO NOT cover every aspect of loving your neighbour, as frankly you should know. If they did, love thy neighbour as thyself would not have been an OT law, it would not have been needed. Jesus told us what loving others entailed. The TC do not encompass all of that. However, the real issue, is by you stating the basis of the christians judgement is obeying the law, that in itself shows you don't understand the NC. You just try and desperately reason you are not trying to seek justification of observing the law, when in truth you are. You are far from Alone in that. Many who go to church on Sunday do the same, but not to the extent sda do
This is good advice. If you are not willing to change your outlook. Rigidly stick to quoting the partial letter, and stick resolutely to only discusing Saturday sabbath. Don't venture beyond that.
In my view, you are missing out on so much, but no one can help you unless you are willing to see