What it will come down to on the end is choosing to keeping the commandments of God or the commandments of men and tradition.
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I'm in agreement with this post.Scripture is from Hebrews. Now show me scripture that plainly says Sunday worship will be the downfall of many Christians. And I mean plainly. Not just a bunch of innuendo which is what the entire Saturday worship doctrine is based upon. I will condemn no one who chooses to worship on a Saturday. The problem I have is when they expect everyone else to do it and make it a condition of righteousness. Who are you to judge another man's servant?
As for coming here to your forum, when you start in on other denominations, why shouldn't they be allowed to comment?
I'm in agreement with this post.
Dont hold your breathe for a reasonable response.
They're reluctant with the scriptures because "inspired" commentary is their foundation. They have to argue till the end of time.
the criteria for judgment is faith in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior
Faith without works (obedience) is dead.
What it will come down to on the end is choosing to keeping the commandments of God or the commandments of men and tradition.
Scripture is from Hebrews. Now show me scripture that plainly says Sunday worship will be the downfall of many Christians. And I mean plainly. Not just a bunch of innuendo which is what the entire Saturday worship doctrine is based upon. I will condemn no one who chooses to worship on a Saturday. The problem I have is when they expect everyone else to do it and make it a condition of righteousness. Who are you to judge another man's servant?
As for coming here to your forum, when you start in on other denominations, why shouldn't they be allowed to comment?
The Bible says:
John 3:14-16
14And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up:
15That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life. 16For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
These 2 direct questions were asked directly CSpurgeon:Argueing.
None is argueing as the posts that I have read. It is the thread topic that's claiming a down fall.
The response given by ECR is the classic standard arround here#21. Rather than giving answers with biblical references. This response says that: If you're not keeping the sabbath, you're not trully saved, because you're breaking God's commandments.CarlesSpurgeon said:Is the Sabbath a salvational issue to you?
If a person claims to be a Christian, but doesn't worship on the Sabbath because they don't think it's necessary under the New Covenant, do you think such a person is truly saved?
Many people are ignorant to what James is talking about. They have reason to ignor Paul's teaching that the law has nothing to do with faith Gal 3:12Faith without works (obedience) is dead.
John 16:What does the Bible say is faith by itself?
the criteria for judgment is faith in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior
it depends on how works are defined, is it obedience to the commandments or helping those in need...