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So do I. I also believe all things written in the NT. The NT creates a problem for you and sets me free.
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So do I. I also believe all things written in the NT. The NT creates a problem for you and sets me free.How about this one:
Acts 24:14
"And yet I confess this, that in the same doctrine of which they speak, I serve The God of my fathers, as I believe all things which are written in The Written Law and in The Prophets.”
Had to read that twice to understand. Good verse.Heb 12:18 For ye are not come unto the mount that might be touched, and that burned with fire, nor unto blackness, and darkness, and tempest,
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I've heard this out (dodge) many times.No one could ever keep the entire law, since some laws were only for priests, other laws only for women, etc
That's simply not true. LK 6:31 Also I look around me and observe many people who will tell you what to do with stinky religion. Their reference for behavior isn't the Scripture.Listen, is it OK to murder, steal, commit adultery, etc? Do you do these things? Do you promote them? If not, then you follow the law. Simple...
That's opinion.Those are His own words, not opinion. It is up to you if you want to believe them or not
I've heard this out (dodge) many times.
So what. It still doesn't make Christianity Judaism. Even though called a sect of Judaism it was recognized as totally different and foreign to Judaism.It was called The Way originally, a Jewish sect. Christianity is from a Greek term (Christianoi) used for followers of Christos (or those belonging to Christos).
Why? That's what the Apostles conveyed to me.LOL, tell that to all the Apostles!
So what. It still doesn't make Christianity Judaism. Even though called a sect of Judaism it was recognized as totally different and foreign to Judaism.
Why? That's what the Apostles conveyed to me.
Why? That's what the Apostles conveyed to me.
That's simply not true. LK 6:31 Also I look around me and observe many people who will tell you what to do with your stinky religion. Their reference for behavior isn't the Scripture.
No idea why you would think he was talking about Pharisee law.What do you mean by “these”? If your referring to the actual commandments given by God then yes those are the law. If your referring to the laws that were written by the Pharisees there were many additions they added to God’s actual commandments. Like for example where does God command us to worship on the sabbath?
True! The law isn't the Holy Spirit nor does the Holy Spirit direct us to the law.The commandment itself is God’s will but our keeping it is our’s. Ultimately we choose whether or not to adhere to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
This is just dodging the law.The laws were intended to whom they were intended for. A man could not keep laws only intended for woman...
This is just dodging the law.
No idea why you would think he was talking about Pharisee law.
To your question - no where. Which really makes the argument about worship promoted by sabbatarians void.
So what. It still doesn't make Christianity Judaism. Even though called a sect of Judaism it was recognized as totally different and foreign to Judaism.
Please tell us why the gentiles would be interested in becoming Israel. It was the Jew who wanted to exclude gentiles unless they submitted to the law.Who was he writing to? Yes, the gentiles did not know and it has NOW been revealed to them...
True! The law isn't the Holy Spirit nor does the Holy Spirit direct us to the law.
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