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Hello again Hark!, one last question, what is the "perfect" Torah? Are you referring to the written Torah as "perfect", while the "imperfect" one is the oral Torah perhapsThanks again
Test through the Holy Spirit.When a spirit comes, and tells me that it's OK to ignore YHWH's perfect Torah; how do I test that spirit?
Context? Mark 7 opens with the Lord talking to the Pharisees and scribes about their oral traditions, which certainly included the extensive washings of hands, pots, cups, etc., and how some of their traditions are worse than useless, because they often invalidate the word of God .Context. This passage speaks of eating bread with unwashed hands.
CompareCLV) 1Co 6:9
Or are you not aware that the unjust shall not be enjoying the allotment of God's kingdom? Be not deceived. Neither paramours, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor catamites, nor sodomites,
(CLV) 1Co 6:10
nor thieves, nor the greedy, nor drunkards; not revilers, not extortioners shall be enjoying the allotment of God's kingdom.
I'm sorry I don't understand the point you're makingIt shows us OT saints like Moses and Elijah standing "with Christ in glory" in Matthew 17 - before the cross even happens
Ahh, thanksI was quoting David.
I don't believe that the oral Torah had been manufactured at that time.
Psalm 19:7
The law of the Lord is perfect, converting the soul: the testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple.
Test through the Holy Spirit.
The Lord then calls another group to come and listen to Him, the people of Israel, and He continues his conversation with them, which he ends by saying this, "~whatever~ enters a man from outside cannot defile him, because it does not enter his heart but his stomach, and is eliminated, thus purifying all foods". This statement is hardly about hand washings.
I left you passages from St. Luke (Acts) and St. Paul (Romans) as well. Both passages make it clear that ALL foods are now considered to be pure/clean, because the Lord God has made them so.
The strawman is it's a question that only has one answer and it's set up this way by design. It tries to force opposing positions in some sort of torah filter.Where is the strawman argument, unless you are making one?
How do you feel this is in conflict with my intent?
If you don't mind me asking, do you keep Torah? And if you do (and if you don't mind me asking), why do you do so/what is your principle purpose in doing so?
The conflict is that torah has a much wider definition than what Moses penned and God has more to say about abstaining from food (as an example) than what we read in the first 5 books of the Bible.
Ahh, thanks
I was taught that the oral Torah was delivered to Moses by God at the same time the written Torah was (according to the traditions of the elders), or were you referring to the (written) Talmud above.
Thanks!
--David
Instinctively.That's the whole point. How do you test the ruach, to see if it is kadosh?
This is a bit of a strawman. NT shows us deeper revelation of law and greater wisdom into what they mean
I'm sorry I don't understand the point you're making
Instinctively.
Of course we have all been deceived however when one walks in the Spirit he knows the truth.Have your instincts ever misled you? For example, has anyone ever deceived you?
Of course we have all been deceived however when one walks in the Spirit he knows the truth.
It shows us OT saints like Moses and Elijah standing "with Christ in glory" in Matthew 17 - before the cross even happens
The NT shows us that the Law known to Moses and Elijah - even before the cross ... was in harmony with the Gospel and being fully glorified with Christ. In other words it was not something that needed to be deleted/replaced in order to stand with Christ in glory.
All the giants of faith in the NT - are OT saints in Hebrews 11.
So while it is true that the more light we have over time - the more the Word of God is seen to have infinite depth.. it does not come in the form of deleting the truths of the Bible - but in magnifying them.
It does not matter which language. God does not have a problem discerning!So of the spirit says that Master Yahshua came in the flesh; then it's all good; or does it have to say Lord Jesus came in the flesh?
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