What I have said is the 10C's were not nailed to the cross. God would not nail commands he wrote with his own fingers to the cross. What I have said in Acts 15, is you do what 99% of Chrisitanity does by stopping at verse 20 and saying thats all they had to do (4 BASIC COMMANDS),
That is EXACTLY what the Apostles and ALL of the Early Christians did. And the first Century Fathers that heard it straight out of the mouths of the Apostles. You belong to a cult that disputes that history. You have made up your OWN history instead. But that is not Christianity. Christianity never has needed nor will ever need in the future your help on defining itself or explaining its own history. If you wish to participate in a non-Christian cult, then by all means, do so. But do not pretend that what you are doing is consistent with Christianity or its history. I know the history of Christianity: What you are constantly saying on this website has NOTHING to do with Christianity.
I have read every single First and Second Christian writer in the First and Second Century, and not ONE of them mentions the Ten Commandments.
Apparently, they were ALL following what Paul told them to do.
yet skip verse 21 in which it says they will learn everything else they need to learn as they go along each Sabbath when they go to the synagogs.
That is absolutely false and deceitful. I have written a lengthy three-part analysis of that verse. When it talks about the "Law of Moses being preached in the Synogogue" I actually have spelled out in detail what that law actually WAS. The Acts 15 letter was written to the Gentiles at Antioch. The "Law of Moses" that was "preached in the Synagogue" prohibited Gentile Sabbath Keeping and following the Mosaic Law with the Death Penalty as punishment if they disobeyed. The "Mosaic Law" that was "preached in the Synagogue" specifically covered the Gentiles under the Noahide Commandments. Here is the actual "Law of Moses" that covered the Gentiels living in Jewish lands:
"8.1 Moses our Teacher did not bequeath the Torah and the Commandments to anyone but to Israel, as it says, “the Heritage of the Congregation of Jacob” (Deut. 33:4), and to anyone from the other nations who wishes to convert, as it says, “as you, as a convert” (Numbers 15:15). However, no one who does not want to convert is forced to accept the Torah and the Commandments."
"8.13 Moses our Teacher was commanded by the Almighty to compel the world to accept the Commandments of the Sons of Noah ("the Noahide" laws). Anyone who fails to accept them is executed. Anyone who does accept them upon himself is called a Convert Who May Reside Anywhere. He must accept them in front of three wise and learned Jews. However, anyone who agrees to be circumcised and twelve months have elapsed and he was not as yet circumcised is no different than any other member of the nations of the world."
"8.14 Anyone who accepts upon himself and carefully observes the Seven Commandments is of the Righteous of the Nations of the World and has a portion in the World to Come. This is as long as he accepts and performs them because (he truly believes that) it was the Holy One, Blessed Be He, Who commanded them in the Torah, and that is was through Moses our Teacher we were informed that the Sons of Noah had already been commanded to observe them. But if he observes them because he convinced himself logically, then he is not considered a Resident Convert and is not of the Righteous of the Nations of the World, but merely one of their wise."
"9.1 Adam, the first man, was commanded with six commandments: 1) idolatry, 2) “blessing” (euphemistically) the Name (of G-d), 3) murder, 4) illicit sexual relations, 5) thievery and, 6) establishing a system of justice."
"9.2 Even though all of these have been received as a Tradition from Moses our Teacher and we can understand the rationale for them, nevertheless, from (verses in) the Torah (we learn that) it was these that they were commanded. A seventh commandment forbidding the eating of a limb torn from a live animal was added for Noah, as it says, “Even flesh, life is in the blood, do not eat of it” (Genesis 9:4)."
"9.3 These commandments were universally applicable - until Abraham. With Abraham, circumcision was also commanded and he prayed Shacharis (the Morning Prayer). Isaac separated out a tithe and added another prayer in the afternoon and, with Jacob, the prohibition against eating the sciatic nerve was
added, as was the Maariv (Evening) Prayer. In Egypt, Amram was commanded with other precepts and, with Moses our Teacher, the Torah was completed."
"10.4 We ignore the request of a non-Jew who had converted and was circumcised and immersed, and now wishes to turn away from G-d and change his status to Resident Convert as he was before. Rather, he is to conduct himself like any other Jew, or he will be executed. A child can annul his conversion when he grows up if he had been immersed by the Court when he was a minor. He may only become a Resident Convert. However, if he didn’t annul his conversion at that time, he cannot do so later, and he becomes a Righteous Convert."
"10.11
A non-Jew who busied himself with Torah is liable with his life. He must involve himself in their Seven Commandments only.
Similarly, a non-Jew who “rested” as one would on Sabbath, even on a weekday, is liable with the death penalty. There is no reason to mention (that he is culpable) if he invented his own holiday."
"10.12 The principle here is that we do not permit them to make a new religion and create new commandments for themselves based on their own reasoning. They may only become Righteous Converts and accept upon themselves all the Commandments, or they must observe their own (Seven) Laws only, and not add or detract from them. If a non-Jew busied himself with Torah or made Sabbath or made up something new, we give him lashes and punish him and tell him that he is liable with the death penalty for doing this. But he is not executed."
http://halakhah.com/rst/kingsandwars.pdf
NO GENTILES KEPT THE SABBATH IN EITHER THE OLD OR NEW TESTAMENT. For you to insinuate that they did is just incredibly and blatantly dishonest.
Those 4 things in Act 15 were just general starting guidelines for them, NOT.....these are the only 4 things gentiles need to adhere to only. And even with those 4 commands, many Christians eat medium rare meats, so they cant even keep that command of not eating food with blood in it.
And Paul finished those "4 things" out with very specific rules for Christians to live by. You and Ellen White dishonestly pretend like Paul never wrote those things. But that is precisely why you belong to what is known as a "cult" and why she was branded as a "false prophet" and a cult leader.
PAUL NEVER COMPLETED THE DECREE OF JERUSALEM BY ADDING ON THE TEN COMMANDMENTS!!!
