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God placed a ritual law
You made that up. YHWH never mentioned ritual law.
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God placed a ritual law
God engraved it in stone, and Jeremiah told of the day when it will be implanted in the heart.Opinions opinions. The real truth is that God placed a ritual law among nine laws dealing with morality. The Sabbath was a shadow, Jesus is reality. Come unto me and I will give you rest, something Israel never entered into.
I will use your quotation.Wow! You'll try to find any loophole you can.
Who is Paul talking to here?
Excerpt: Paul on the Law: 1 Corinthians 9
8 Not according to man am I speaking these things. Or is the law not also saying these things?
According to who then?
The what? The law? What law?
9 For in the law of Moses it is written: "You shall not muzzle the threshing ox.Not for oxen is the care of God!"
So Paul is quoting YHWH's authoritative word?
Where did he get this, in a vision after Yahshua ascended?
(CLV) Dt 25:4
You shall not muzzle a bull when it threshes.
The TORAH?!?
10 Or is He undoubtedly saying it because of us? Because of us, for it was written that the plower ought to be plowing in expectation, and the thresher to partake of his expectation."
Wait! What's this? Paul is not only quoting of the 613; but he's applying it in a way that is deeper than what is actually written.
HE'S SAYING THAT THE TORAH WAS WRITTEN BECAUSE OF US?
We actually have to listen to YHWH's Torah?!? Where is he getting this? Was it written on his heart?
In fact, the entire law and the prophets was a shadow for Christ to fulfill.Opinions opinions. The real truth is that God placed a ritual law among nine laws dealing with morality. The Sabbath was a shadow, Jesus is reality. Come unto me and I will give you rest, something Israel never entered into.
Obviously God was not talking about muzzling the bull.
So this method of interpretation that Paul employs by disregarding the literal reading. Opens up the law to a non literal interpretation.
In fact, the entire law and the prophets was a shadow for Christ to fulfill.
God was not really talking about muzzling the bull. That is the literal meaning.Yes he was.
Gentiles were never under the law and the Jews could not obey the law. All the law does is hold a mirror to your face, so that you can see your inability to obey it.The Two Great Commandments are a summary of the Decalogue. The Decalogue is a summary of the 613. The 613 are a summary of what YHWH has written on your heart.
There is nothing in the 613 that specifically says that I can't take an ATV and do burnouts on my neighbors lawn; but a prohibition is written on my heart; and the second greatest commandment is a second witness.
I think I see clearly enough.If you can't see this; perhaps you aren't seeking diligently enough.
Of course Jesus fulfilled both the law and the prophets.It all hasn't been fulfilled.
Of course Jesus fulfilled both the law and the prophets.
If one letter of the law passes then the entire law passes with it.
The law has changed since the priesthood changed.
Hebrews 7:12
For when the priesthood is changed, of necessity there takes place a change of law also.
Gentiles were never under the law and the Jews could not obey the law. All the law does is hold a mirror to your face, so that you can see your inability to obey it.
Gal 1:6-9 corresponds with Gal 3
Opinions opinions. The real truth is that God placed a ritual law among nine laws
Christians are not under the law because Jesus brought the law to an end at Calvary. "It is finished".
Jesus said that is what He came to do, so I would presume you don't believe the words of our Savior.It all hasn't been fulfilled.
Romans 13 - we too are to "fulfill the law" - when it comes to moral law of God like the Ten C - you are supposed to comply with it rather than live in rebellion against it. That's why Paul says "do we then make void the LAW of God by our faith? God forbid! in fact we ESTABLISH the Law" Rom 3:31It all hasn't been fulfilled.
No he did not make that up. Official Jewish sources say this: "Shabbat is the most important ritual observance in Judaism. It is the only ritual observance instituted in the Ten Commandments." Judaism 101: Shabbat 2nd chapter.You made that up. YHWH never mentioned ritual law.
Here we go again with your customary handling of the scriptures. Why the partial quote? Here's what Rom 13 really says.Romans 13 - we too are to "fulfill the law" - when it comes to moral law of God like the Ten C - you are supposed to comply with it rather than live in rebellion against it. That's why Paul says "do we then make void the LAW of God by our faith? God forbid! in fact we ESTABLISH the Law" Rom 3:31
I said that Jesus fulfilled the law and the prophets. To which you replied by asking when did this happen.When did this happen?
You have misunderstood that verse. The law is in place, even the smallest letter of the law, until the end of the world or unless all is accomplished.(CLV) Mt 5:18
For verily, I am saying to you, Till heaven and earth should be passing by, one iota or one serif may by no means be passing by from the law till all should be occurring.
When did heaven or earth pass by?
The translation of the Koine Greek word, 'metathesis', G3331, can be translated using one of three words in English.The high Priesthood was transferred. The Levitical Priesthood is still in place. I've covered this with you before.
(CLV) Hb 7:12
For, the priesthood being transferred, of necessity there is coming to be a transference of law also