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According to unrepentant sinners, and those who condone sin,
you don't have to follow the 10 Commandments anymore.
In this thread you see a poster attempt to mischaracterize
Christ's description of the reasons for the 10 Commandments.
The devil is cunning.
Instead of vague aspersions, why don't you give a lucid counter to that characterization?
According to unrepentant sinners, and those who condone sin,
you don't have to follow the 10 Commandments anymore.
In this thread you see a poster attempt to mischaracterize
Christ's description of the reasons for the 10 Commandments.
The devil is cunning.
Yes you are! For Christ did not characterize the Ten Commandments anywhere in the gospels where He speaks. When Jesus did "quote" several of the 10 commandments, HE ALSO quoted the greatest commandment of all, that was not even in the 10 commandments. This proves that "keep the commandments" includes MORE than just the 10 commandments. And all of them are kept by keeping one, "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and strength and mind," and the new one that Jesus provided and which you consider the LEAST commandment.
So, Jesus, as Messiah, brought an end to the temporary Constitution of the Mosaic Law contract or covenant
Then he must have been mistaken when he said that those who don't keep the laws of moses and teaches other not to keep it will be the least in the kingdom?
He was wrong when he proclaimed that he did not come to abolish the law, and he was wrong when he stated the fact that when a person keeps even the least of the laws and teaches other to keep the laws, they will be the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?
If your Messiah is so wrong in so many places, then why would you possibly think that he could be the Messiah? And if any Jew came teaching Jews not to keep the laws of Moses, then he was a dirty rotten sinner who is obviously breaking the law, and by law, he should be put to death.
They told that lie about Stephen and they even had to pay liars to say that Stephen was teaching Jews not to keep the laws of Moses, and if that is what Stephen was doing, I would have been the first to throw a stone, to push him of the chair.
If those liars were really telling the truth, then Stephen had all the reason in the world to die as a sinner, but liars were paid to tell that lie.
Those liars told the same lie about Paul until he was brought up before the authorities under such accusations but Paul went and sacrificed decades after Jesus died, and he had his friend circumcised, and he presented himself to his own authorities which were the priests in Judaism. Tens of thousands of Jews believed and every one of them became even more zealous in keeping the law, and now it was told to Paul that liars were going around telling lies and rumors that Paul was teaching Jews not to keep the laws, and so Paul went way out of his way to prove his innocence of the LIES.
He sacrificed and took an oath under the hands of those priests, his authorities in Judaism and he saved his life by proving those lies were just that, lies.
So would you have us believe that the liars who were paid to lie against Stephen were not liars? Or would you have us believe that Jesus was a liar himself when he said he didn't come to do away with the law, and was he so wrong when he talked about people who keep the law and teach others to keep the laws?
Why would you even believe in Jesus if he is so wrong?
Nate and Warden SERIOUSLY
after all the posts I've made in this forum
which are quite worth reading, thank you,
do you really think I'm going along with your latest
heresy trap - and it's a big deal - that those of
us who are Christians don't "have to" adhere to the
10 Commandments ?
Sorry but I wasn't born yesterday.
I know snakes when I see them.
Meet Heel.
According to unrepentant sinners, and those who condone sin,
you don't have to follow the 10 Commandments anymore.
In this thread you see a poster attempt to mischaracterize
Christ's description of the reasons for the 10 Commandments.
The devil is cunning.
Quote:
Originally Posted by nateswift
Instead of vague aspersions, why don't you give a lucid counter to that characterization?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowball7
Nate and Warden SERIOUSLY
after all the posts I've made in this forum
which are quite worth reading, thank you,
do you really think I'm going along with your latest
heresy trap - and it's a big deal - that those of
us who are Christians don't "have to" adhere to the
10 Commandments ?
Sorry but I wasn't born yesterday.
I know snakes when I see them.
Meet Heel.
I have yet to see you make a post that has any substance more that "this is not what I have been taught and I don't like it!" A more honest answer to the question would be "because I lack the capacity to.. I don't even understand what is being said, but it's DIFFERENT and I don't like it!"
Nate and Warden SERIOUSLY
after all the posts I've made in this forum
which are quite worth reading, thank you,
do you really think I'm going along with your latest
heresy trap - and it's a big deal - that those of
us who are Christians don't "have to" adhere to the
10 Commandments ?
Sorry but I wasn't born yesterday. I know snakes when I see them. Meet Heel.
Yes, it is easier to recognize your own kin. I have absolutely no doubt that I am the bigger sinner, that's why you are easily recognizable as one of my own. I love you anyway, because God loved me.
Your life would be much improved if you simply read nightly the most valuable thing Paul ever wrote------- I Corinthians, chapter 13.
Then practice it. It will make a huge difference, and you won't need a rulebook to keep you on the straight and narrow.
Men say when they know they will do; Jesus say when you do, you will know. The seeds of truth sprout in the soil of obedience to the command to love one another.
Then he must have been mistaken when he said that those who don't keep the laws of moses and teaches other not to keep it will be the least in the kingdom?
He was wrong when he proclaimed that he did not come to abolish the law, and he was wrong when he stated the fact that when a person keeps even the least of the laws and teaches other to keep the laws, they will be the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?
If your Messiah is so wrong in so many places, then why would you possibly think that he could be the Messiah? And if any Jew came teaching Jews not to keep the laws of Moses, then he was a dirty rotten sinner who is obviously breaking the law, and by law, he should be put to death.
They told that lie about Stephen and they even had to pay liars to say that Stephen was teaching Jews not to keep the laws of Moses, and if that is what Stephen was doing, I would have been the first to throw a stone, to push him of the chair.
If those liars were really telling the truth, then Stephen had all the reason in the world to die as a sinner, but liars were paid to tell that lie.
Those liars told the same lie about Paul until he was brought up before the authorities under such accusations but Paul went and sacrificed decades after Jesus died, and he had his friend circumcised, and he presented himself to his own authorities which were the priests in Judaism. Tens of thousands of Jews believed and every one of them became even more zealous in keeping the law, and now it was told to Paul that liars were going around telling lies and rumors that Paul was teaching Jews not to keep the laws, and so Paul went way out of his way to prove his innocence of the LIES.
He sacrificed and took an oath under the hands of those priests, his authorities in Judaism and he saved his life by proving those lies were just that, lies.
So would you have us believe that the liars who were paid to lie against Stephen were not liars? Or would you have us believe that Jesus was a liar himself when he said he didn't come to do away with the law, and was he so wrong when he talked about people who keep the law and teach others to keep the laws?
Why would you even believe in Jesus if he is so wrong?
do you really think I'm going along with your latest
heresy trap - and it's a big deal - that those of
us who are Christians don't "have to" adhere to the
10 Commandments ?
Sorry but I wasn't born yesterday. I know snakes when I see them.
Meet Heel.
Can you believe it, "that those of us who are Christians don't "have to" adhere to the
10 Commandments "
and even to think in questioning, " Does 2 Corinthians 3:7-11 mean the 10 Commandments were temporary? "
Your right," meet heel !" That is what one should always resort too, quickly !!
There seems to be more and more of those serpents slithering and moving smoothly, twisting and oscillating God's word through out this forum . Speaking in their natural language, a split tongue of deception “Indeed, has God said," “You surely will not die! " can recognize that deceitful voice anywhere !
Deception #1 when they tell you, "your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.”
It is that old trickster' voice in his so called intellectual wisdom, speaking the mysteries of his mystical mind of Knowledge that has taken many beyond the boundary of God's truth deep down into a pit of deception .
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For Christ did not characterize the Ten Commandments anywhere in the gospels where He speaks. When Jesus did "quote" several of the 10 commandments, HE ALSO quoted the greatest commandment of all, that was not even in the 10 commandments. This proves that "keep the commandments" includes MORE than just the 10 commandments. And all of them are kept by keeping one, "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and strength and mind," and the new one that Jesus provided and which you consider the LEAST commandment.
