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The law says you must be circumcised, if your not under the law then you are not required to be circumcised.For clarification, the 2 commandments that the Messiah gave are not his, nor are they new.
He was teaching from the law of God and upholding it. Him quoting the 2 commandments is proof that he taught the law of God, because to obey those 2 is to obey the law of God.
Jesus didn't teach the law anywhere. Jesus did answer questions about the law from Jews trying to dispose of Him. Such discussions aren't mandates to keep the law. Jesus didn't tell anyone to keep the law.I don't understand what you're asking. All that he taught, and all that he encompasses under the two great commandments as a summary...
What exactly do you think satisfies our physical bodies. Our physical bodies seek to indulge themselves in what pleases them. This is contrary to the law and not subject to it. Yes our soul controls our bodies to a certain extent. Sometimes our bodies control or cause our soul to sin. Like Paul said he couldn't help himself and hated this unholy jihad war.You are talking by the flesh as if the flesh (carnal nature) is the same as the flesh (body of bone and muscle).
The body of bone and muscle dies. But the carnal nature is born again of the Spirit when you repent of your sin nature and given a spirit that is born of the Spirit.
May I ask you if a particular denomination taught you what you believe, or did you come up with that in your private studies?
No these OT saints weren't saved until the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus.God's people in the OLD TESTAMENT were saved in the same way we are in the NEW TESTAMENT and that is by FAITH *HEBREWS 11. Only difference was in the process. In the OLD TESTAMENT if someone sinned they would have to provide sin offerings and animal sacrifces that pointed to JESUS *JOHN 1:29 in the NEW COVENANT. It was by FAITH that those in the OLD COVENANT were forgiven their sins just like we are in the NEW COVENANT. Main difference here is that God's people in the OLD COVENANT looked forward to the coming Saviour in JESUS while we look back to what Christ has done for us through his blood we are reconciled to Christ. God has always had people in the OLD COVENANT that BELIEVED and FOLLOWED his WORD by faith.
The Christians doesn't sin by not keeping the law because we're not under (obligated to) that covenant.HEBREWS 11
GENESIS 26:5 [5], Because that Abraham obeyed my voice, and kept my charge, my commandments, my statutes, and my laws.
GENESIS 5:24 And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him.
GENESIS 6:9 These are the generations of Noah: Noah was a just man and perfect in his generations, and Noah walked with God.
2 KINGS 2:11 [11], And it came to pass, as they still went on, and talked, that, behold, there appeared a chariot of fire, and horses of fire, and parted them both asunder; and Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven.
Most of your post I agree with. We are saved by Grace through faith and not of ourselves it is a gift of God *EPHESIANS 2:8. Can you explain yourself further here brother? Sounds like your saying that once we come to Christ we are once saved always saved even if we choose to go back to a life of sin. In your view if a Born again Christian decides to forsake God and returns to a life of KNOWN UNREPENTANT SIN are they in a saved state before God or an UNSAVED state before God? Are you saying that we are saved while continuin in sin? Are you saying that JESUS cannot save us from our sins?
I don't need your whole post for this question.Please read the post you are responding to.
Your choice. You've yet to address JN 15:10 in any meaningful way. You've not posted anything showing your passages are the commandments given by Jesus. So all your statements are subsequent to the OP.Please do not expect me to respond to your questions when you ignore the questions and all the scriptures in the posts provided to you that disagree with your teachings that God's ETERNAL LAW (10 commandments) have been abolished.
Ps 14:3 disagrees with you.Fulfilling the law is something every follower of the Messiah can do, and should be doing every day - Romans 13:8-10
No these OT saints weren't saved until the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus.The Christians doesn't sin by not keeping the law because we're not under (obligated to) that covenant.
Fulfilling the law is something every follower of the Messiah can do, and should be doing every day - Romans 13:8-10
The Christian isn't obligated to the covenant given exclusively to Israel in the desert after departure from Egypt. that covenant is the famous 10 as declared by Moses in Deut 4:13. It's this covenant the new one isn't like. Jeremiah isn't referring to movement from stone tablets to hearts of flesh. Jeremiah is referring to contents. There's nothing in the NT requiring the keeping of the law anytime redemption (salvation) is talked about.What you have posted does not respond to the post and the scriptures you are quoting from. Or does it make any sense. What do you mean that a Christian does not sin by not keeping God's LAW when it is God's WORD that says that by breaking any one of God's ETERNAL LAW in the NEW COVENANT we commit sin *JAMES 2:10-11? According to God's WORD in the NEW COVENANT SIN is the transgression of God's LAW *1 JOHN 3:4; JAMES 2:10-11.
Jesus didn't teach the law anywhere.
Jesus did answer questions about the law from Jews trying to dispose of Him. Such discussions aren't mandates to keep the law. Jesus didn't tell anyone to keep the law.
The Christian isn't obligated to the covenant given exclusively to Israel in the desert after departure from Egypt. that covenant is the famous 10 as declared by Moses in Deut 4:13. It's this covenant the new one isn't like. Jeremiah isn't referring to movement from stone tablets to hearts of flesh. Jeremiah is referring to contents. There's nothing in the NT requiring the keeping of the law anytime redemption (salvation) is talked about.
This is a commandment of God telling us to keep the commandments of Jesus.
yes or no pleaseIf you are a sinner, and going to hell, yes. Those do not have the Spirit. To be free from the law you must have the Spirit. Only those who walk in the Spirit continuously and endure to the end are saved.
Understand?
I don't mean John says sin is OK. John provides a way to make things right if an when we do. Even Paul had a problem. See Rom 7. A sin doesn't void our salvation. It may dirty our robe of righteousness. We have a way to wash it. Yes I agree a Christian doesn't practice sin especially as a life style.
Yes, I believe we agree what the commandments of Jesus are don't we? People such as SDAs believe the commandments of Jesus are the Ten Commandments, and they are wrong. They go much deeper than what the 10Cs covered.
What exactly do you think satisfies our physical bodies. Our physical bodies seek to indulge themselves in what pleases them. This is contrary to the law and not subject to it. Yes our soul controls our bodies to a certain extent. Sometimes our bodies control or cause our soul to sin. Like Paul said he couldn't help himself and hated this unholy jihad war.
Jesus was talking to the Jews, Jesus was sent only to the Jews. Israel was under the law and Jesus was talking directly to them about the law.
Jesus was not talking to the Gentiles about the law. The Gentiles were never under the law.
Romans 6:14
For sin shall not be master over you, for you are not under law but under grace.
Romans 6:15
What then? Shall we sin because we are not under law but under grace?
Romans 7:4
Therefore, my brethren, you also were made to die to the Law through the body of Christ.
Romans 7:6
But now we have been released from the Law, having died to that by which we were bound, so that we serve in newness of the Spirit and not in oldness of the letter.
yes or no please
yes or no please
On what do you base Jesus means the famous 10? Do you have some evidence Jesus issued the famous 10?
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