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Good for you. I think that's exactly what Paul and James intend when the say all the law.I try to keep what applies to me
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Good for you. I think that's exactly what Paul and James intend when the say all the law.I try to keep what applies to me
No one was actually forced by the other.Both had to because of certain circumstances...
What exactly is the real focus of your previous statement considering you most likely don't have the blue cords on your garments? I think it's nothing more than a legalism to avoid the whole law. When you unplug from the grid and wear tassels on your garments I'll consider more that you keep the law.
So you're promoting Judaism.Actually the Yeshuas (there are more than one in the Talmud) could not be the Yeshua of Christianity, the timeline for one was 100 BC while the other is 100 AD.
BTW, I quoted Hillel. Paul's teacher was Gamaliel.
So you're promoting Judaism.
Yes I read and responded to that post. I don't see any call to the law in this passage.I do see sin mentioned. Sin isn't the law.
You don't want to present with Scripture what you believe. I'm not going to present something for you to argue with. My stance is Romans 11 doesn't promote Christians are Israel. You brought up the idea we are. Defend it with a quote.So tell us what is being "misrepresented"...
Scripture please. The three time the males are require to worship are the annual feasts.
I didn't ridicule you. I did say you don't keep the law as it pertains to a male Jew or adherent of the covenant made with Israel in the desert after departure from Egypt at Sinai.That is because you do not understand it so you ridicule it...the blue "cords" were tekhelet tzitzit made from the Chilazon...it has been lost for over 1000 years...
You don't want to present with Scripture what you believe. I'm not going to present something for you to argue with. My stance is Romans 11 doesn't promote Christians are Israel. You brought up the idea we are. Defend it with a quote.
I didn't ridicule you. I did say you don't keep the law as it pertains to a male Jew or adherent of the covenant made with Israel in the desert after departure from Egypt at Sinai.
Please look at post 880 friend. I said the Holy Spirit directs us to obey God’s commandments which is part of the law. God’s commandments were given to us to define what sin is. God set the standard for morality. This is what the law is based on. The law says do not commit adultery, do not murder, do not lie or steal these are all commandments of God which the Holy Spirit directs us to refrain from such activities. Hence the Holy Spirit directs us to obey part of the law.
Correct. You can't make your case from the Scripture.Huh? YOU said it is misrepresented...
Correct. You can't make your case from the Scripture.
On the contrary.No one can fully at the present so your point is moot
To establish you point you need to back it up with something or it's only personal opinion. All you have so far is a claim based on hot air making lots of noise.I don't need to...YOU said it was misrepresented...so make YOUR case!
Good .On the contrary.
JN 5:24 Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.
JN 14:6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
Jesus (God) is claim exclusive rights. Obedience to the law has nothing to do with salvation. One can't obtain or maintain salvation by the law. The wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life. A gift can't be earned.
Your contention is one isn't a Christian unless they follow the law given to Israel in the desert. Jeremiah and Jesus disagree with you.Good .
And who do those who are born again by the will of the Father from heaven follow ?
DO they still follow hasatan,
or DO they follow Jesus ?
TORAH is not based on morality. That is man's faulty way of thinking or seeing things , and wrongly so.Please look at post 880 friend. I said the Holy Spirit directs us to obey God’s commandments which is part of the law. God’s commandments were given to us to define what sin is. God set the standard for morality. This is what the law is based on. The law says do not commit adultery, do not murder, do not lie or steal these are all commandments of God which the Holy Spirit directs us to refrain from such activities. Hence the Holy Spirit directs us to obey part of the law.
No. And non-sequitur. You have no evidence at all for your post.Your contention is one isn't a Christian unless they follow the law given to Israel in the desert. Jeremiah and Jesus disagree with you.