The Ten Commandments were given to Israel...

k4c said:

The Ten Commandments, which includes the fourth commandment to remember to keep the seventh day holy, were given to Israel, not to us Gentiles.

This means only Israel can break the Law. This is why salvation is only of the Jews. The Law was never made for a righteous person (Gentile) but rather, for Israel.

Jesus didn't die for the sins of the whole world, He died for Israel only.

Gentiles, (me and you) have no need for a Savior just don't eat blood, because it stains your teeth, and stop having sex with your neighbor's wife because she's Jewish.

There is no condemnation for the Jew who is in Christ. There is no condemnation for the Gentile with or without Christ.

Jews have to live by God's defination of sexual love. Gentiles are free to define sexual love as they choose. Gay, straight or bi, whatever floats your boat.

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Do you see how silly this sounds?

The problem is, it's really happening.

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k4c said:

What gives you the right to call something strange and by which standard of nomal are you using to base your interpretation of strange?

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k4c said:

Wow! We have something in common because you misrepresent what God believes.

Do you believe God's defination of love?

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stinsonmarri said:

k4c:​

You stated:​

The Ten Commandments were given to Israel... ​

The Ten Commandments, which includes the fourth commandment to remember to keep the seventh day holy, were given to Israel, not to us Gentiles.​

Now I do not understand is this your belief or not? Well I want to clarify some things. The Commandments of Yahweh was given to Adam and Eve. (Rom 5:12, 7:12) I am not a Gentile but a black woman so you can't label all nations as Gentiles if they are not of Jewish descent. The Bible makes it clear who are called Gentiles and that is the Indo-European people especially the Greek speaking people. (Gen 10:5) Also the word ten is not correct as well it should be to the 10th power and if you notice it is never used in the New Testament. There are only three Scriptures that used the word ten but look up the Strong Dictionary to understand what should actually be stated. (Ex 34:8; Deut 4:13, 10:4) Yahweh never stated to Moses that is was ten but this is what was stated clearly:​

And Yahweh said unto Moses, Come up to me into the mount, and be there: and I will give thee tables of stone, and a law, and commandments which I have written; that thou mayest teach them. Ex 24:12​

You also said this for sure:​

Are you sure you're not into wife swapping?​

You are a senior member and it grieves me how you talk to someone who differ with you. Please take the Bible views on how to reach others. I am praying for you because love is the universal key to Heaven and the earth made new, I hope to see you their!​

Blessings,​

stinsonmarri​

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