Soyeong
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I think a lot of Bible believing Christians would find this hard to accept.
Indeed, that is what most Christians have been taught, but I showed how that would make no sense whatsoever, so if you disagree, then please explain why. Most Christians have not been careful to determine which law Paul was speaking about and have systematically taken verses that we were only against works of law or against the law of sin as being against obeying what the God we serve has commanded. In 2 Peter 3:15-17, we are told that Paul is difficult to understand, but that those who are ignorant and unstable have twisted his words to their own destruction and have fallen into the error of Lawlessness, so we can be confident that Paul never spoke against anyone obeying any of God's commands. However, we must obey God rather than man, so if you nevertheless still think that Paul was speaking against obeying God and that God therefore spoke against obeying Paul (Deuteronomy 4:2, 13:4-5), then it shouldn't be difficult to figure out which one has the higher authority and which one to follow.
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