So the law is kept to only judge yourself and not others?
It is used for both. If someone is committing adultery in the congregation, we who are spiritual must restore that person in the spirit of meekness (Galatians 6:1; James 5:19-20) before his sin leavens the rest of the congregation (1 Corinthians 5:6). We cannot know it is adultery unless the law says, "Thou shalt not commit adultery".
I have problems with the law because of the curses and consequences for breaking them ...
Yeshua redeemed us from the curse of the law, not by abolishing the law, but by taking the curse upon himself. However, there are consequences that our loving Father will bring upon us via His chastening so that we learn not to commit sin (Hebrews 12:5-11).
people will one day use the law to judge and condemn again ...
People will judge and condemn others even without the law. Do not some erring Christians condemn their brothers and sisters for smoking cigarettes or for not believing in the trinity, etc?
Already men use the law to call Christians pagans .. Big red flag for me...
Just because others use the law unjustly is no grounds to avoid obeying it ourselves. The Jews were using the law unjustly by telling people they needed to be justified and saved by the law (Acts 15:1; Galatians 5:1-4). Paul did not tell them the law no longer exists, so we can't be justified by it. He taught them the true way to be justified by faith and saved by grace and that the law is firmly established by faith (Romans 3:31).
Using the law men will find all manor of sins against their brothers and sisters ...and it won't be long men will eventually deny Christ as messiah and reject him to turn to another messiah who will enforce the law and rebuild the temple and commit judgement against sinners which will be a violation of all that Christ stands for ...they will eventually reap what they sowed ..I choose to walk without the law and love my brothers and sisters and judge not and condemn not which is some of my righteousness I offer up to God ....
Any man, including those who claim to keep "Jesus' commandments" can use those commandments unjustly to find fault with others. No one should use the law to "find" sins against others, but once the Holy Spirit exposes those sins (transgressions against the law), we are to restore our wayward brother.
By choosing to walk without the law, you are choosing to walk without the very thing that tells you you sinned. If you don't know you sinned because you no longer have the law telling you you sinned, then you will fail to go to Yeshua for forgiveness through his shed blood. You sins will always be unconfessed because you don't even know you sinned. Yes, the Holy Spirit convicts us of sin, but so does the law (Psalm 19:7). They work together. The Holy Spirit will convict you that you have broken the law, but only if you know the law still exists. You have been deceived into believing it no longer exists. What a diabolical strategy Satan uses on believers to get them to sin. He knows it is difficult to get a believer to break YHWH's laws, but if he can convince them there is no more law, it makes his job so much easier.
Paul taught if we submit ourself back into the law and sin again against the law there is no more sacrifice for sinning against the law ...
I assume you are referring to Hebrews 10:26? Please put references in your posts so we can look up the verses you use. In context, it is referring to a person who renounces Yeshua, not a person who goes back under the law. You used the word "submit". Paul taught that it is the carnal mind that cannot "submit" or be "subject to" the law (Romans 8:7). However, the spiritual mind will be subject to the law.
I don't teach not to keep the feast and I don't judge against those that still do ... I just personally don't think it's nessesary for salvation ... I don't keep them nor know much about them and it's very confusing ...
YHWH is not the author of confusion. That is the adversary keeping you from the truth. If you choose to read and learn about the Feasts and allow YHWH's word into your heart, your confusion will vanish. Each Feast portrays a specific aspect of YHWH's plan of salvation. When salvation is complete and the last soul saved, then that which portrays the plan will cease.
I believe God will perform the resurrection and rapture during Firstfruits and gather us during the counting of the Omer ..
If YHWH still keeps to His feast day timeline, why shouldn't we? The disciples in Acts 2 were gathered together on a Feast day (Shavuot/Pentecost). They did not think it was abolished at the cross. Had they stayed home that day and not been gathered in a holy convocation in obedience to YHWH, they would not have received the outpouring of the Holy Spirit (the former rain). The latter rain is yet to come. I hope you won't miss it by going shopping on that future Shavuot.
From death and from being separated from our land and families. Keep in mind that all of the feast days are shadows of something to come in our future. That makes it somewhat difficult at times to see what the reality is that is casting the shadow. The Israelites had to offer a Passover lamb each year (the shadow). or them to look into the future and Yeshua as the true Passover Lamb (the reality) was very difficult. All feast keepers are not in agreement as to what the reality of the anti-typical Jubilee trumpet is, but I believe it will be the "last trump" signaling the resurrection of the dead. The captives of death will be set free and return to their homeland and families (Leviticus 25:8-10).
