IF that is all you came away from that post with you missed the bulk of 'why' THE LAW is fully in force and FULLY applicable to this exact second.
I understand your posts quite well, squint, and I figured you know I don’t agree with most of them. But they do make for very interesting reading.
Maybe if I come to know someone else who believes the way you do, your posts might be more persuasive, but I don’t know anyone else who believe like you do.
Do you know anyone who believes what you believe?
Do you know anyone who knows anyone who believes what you believe?
Do you remember this question:
“What about they who received the 'word' on 'stony places', 'among thorns' and on 'good ground'?”
I asked this question earlier because I find that you often quote the ‘word’ that fell on the ‘wayside’ while ignoring that same ‘word’ that fell in these other places.
You seem to be picking out scriptures that fit your theory while ignoring those that do not fit. So I was just wondering why.
Do you really understand that the REASON that the LAW has not passed away...?
This is my position on law:
God’s law is eternal, even as God Himself is eternal.
God’s law existed loooooonng before creation was made, and loooooonng before the Ten Commandments was introduced to man.
I believe God lives by His own eternal law, and not by the one He made for man; the Ten Commandments.
The law is...made...for the lawless...1 Tim 1:9.
The Sabbath was made for man...Mark 2:27.
I do not believe that the Ten Commandments is God’s eternal law. God does not live by the Ten Commandments which He made for man. God lives by His own eternal law.
My arguments are not against God’s eternal law. It is against the Ten Commandments being required of Christians. I do not believe these commands are for a righteous man, as is quoted above.
God’s eternal law is a Living Spirit. The Ten Commandments is a written letter. Some people try to rewrite this letter in their hearts and call it the Spirit of the law, but it is not.
The Spirit of the law is a Living Spirit and not a written letter. Even if this letter was written on our hearts it is still a written letter. The Ten Commandments is a written letter, not Living Spirit.
God’s eternal law is a Living Spirit. God lives by His own Living Spirit, not by a written letter. This is how it always was for God from eternity to eternity.
Christians are called to live by this same eternal law God Himself lives by, the Spirit of the law.
The Ten Commandments are Old Covenant and now obsolete. We Christians are ministers of a New Covenant.
He has made us competent as ministers of a new covenant- — not of the letter but of the Spirit; for the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life. Now if the ministry that brought death, which was engraved in letters on stone, came with glory...will not the ministry of the Spirit be even more glorious? If the ministry that condemns men is glorious, how much more glorious is the ministry that brings righteousness!...2 Cor 3:6-9.
Why would I want anything to do with a letter that kills and brings death and condemns men?
I DO NOT.