Are we still suppose to keep all Ten Commandments?
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I am not the one here causing discord, you cam in this chatroom with all your judgment amd demanding and trying to tell people what is what.
fact is, you claimed we are to live like Christ with no sin.
that in affect means we are to live without sin.
so it is a legitimate question to ask you if you live up to that standard.
no if you said we should strive live like Christ I would agree with you, and then I would try to discuss how we do that. But when you add, no sin, well most people should think you were teaching sinless perfectionism, and some may ask you about it
if you do not like being questioned, why are you hear? People have the right to ask us questions when they see us say things they do not understand or maybe do not agree with,
I am not the one here causing discord, you cam in this chatroom with all your judgment amd demanding and trying to tell people what is what.
fact is, you claimed we are to live like Christ with no sin.
that in affect means we are to live without sin.
so it is a legitimate question to ask you if you live up to that standard.
no if you said we should strive live like Christ I would agree with you, and then I would try to discuss how we do that. But when you add, no sin, well most people should think you were teaching sinless perfectionism, and some may ask you about it
if you do not like being questioned, why are you hear? People have the right to ask us questions when they see us say things they do not understand or maybe do not agree with,
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Dude you the one who said I can go into another thread to prove you wrong
you need to look inside, your have had attitude since you walked in here,
and I am not the only one who has seen this
pride is not pretty, and you have a lot of it. If you would humble yourself up son and not be so offended all the time, people might actually change with how they respond to you
you need to look inside, your have had attitude since you walked in here,
and I am not the only one who has seen this
pride is not pretty, and you have a lot of it. If you would humble yourself up son and not be so offended all the time, people might actually change with how they respond to you
The ten commandments are not to be imputed greater value than the blood of Christ and the indwelling Holy Spirit. Those who are born again see the value of not stealing, lying, committing fornication and such things. The ten commandments are good especially to those who love Christ knowing it is the righteousness of Christ that is approved in the sight of the Father.
For the cause of Christ
Roger
For the cause of Christ
Roger
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God knows them as well. His list is quite extensive and He will take care of it in His time. No one escapes His perfect judgment upon sin and unrighteousness.
They can tell God it's good to murder children in the womb but Ps 2:4 He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision.
For the cause of Christ
Roger
They can tell God it's good to murder children in the womb but Ps 2:4 He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision.
For the cause of Christ
Roger
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Do you think that anyone who loves the law, as the 119th Psalm tells us, are wrong as "teachers of the law" and "sinless perfectionist"? Do you think it is possible to see the love in the law?
Whenever you post I feel you are scolding me, not encouraging. I love the lord, and I love His law. It guides me. I must follow the Lord, not any man.
Whenever you post I feel you are scolding me, not encouraging. I love the lord, and I love His law. It guides me. I must follow the Lord, not any man.
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No, I believe we are supposed to follow the new commandment that Jesus issued, to love one another (and subsequently God, by showing love to "the least of the brethren" we also love Him). Because through this we fulfill the law and the prophets and also are not under a curse doing things that way. Why would I try to fulfill something that could never be fulfilled, and to bring myself under a curse? "The definition of insanity is to do the same things and expect different results"
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Don't OTE="Blik, post: 4444009, member: 249025"]Do you think that anyone who loves the law, as the 119th Psalm tells us, are wrong as "teachers of the law" and "sinless perfectionist"? Do you think it is possible to see the love in the law?
Whenever you post I feel you are scolding me, not encouraging. I love the lord, and I love His law. It guides me. I must follow the Lord, not any man.[/QUOTE]
Don't listen to Mailmandan I read his post and he just contradicts himself o the irony. I noticed there is a few wolves in sheep's clothing on this site and I apologize for the other day if I offended you my beliefs were being attacked from all angles and I was in defense mode.
Whenever you post I feel you are scolding me, not encouraging. I love the lord, and I love His law. It guides me. I must follow the Lord, not any man.[/QUOTE]
Don't listen to Mailmandan I read his post and he just contradicts himself o the irony. I noticed there is a few wolves in sheep's clothing on this site and I apologize for the other day if I offended you my beliefs were being attacked from all angles and I was in defense mode.
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