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World-famous evangelist/missionary T. L. Osborne found it
necessary to research the NT word “believe”, and he came to
the conclusion that it means “to believe, trust in, and obey”.
To reconcile the NT word “believe” with the rest of the NT,
it is ridiculous to think that it does not include obedience.
(Not only that, but it must mean until the end of one’s life!)
necessary to research the NT word “believe”, and he came to
the conclusion that it means “to believe, trust in, and obey”.
To reconcile the NT word “believe” with the rest of the NT,
it is ridiculous to think that it does not include obedience.
(Not only that, but it must mean until the end of one’s life!)
By reading my post you will find that they do. In fact, I stand on their teaching, and have spent my life in the study of the Word. That does include the Torah. I do my best to observe the Feast, minus the Sacrifices, As well as following any of the 613 Laws and commandments of the Tanahk, and the 1065 Laws and commandments in the NT.
I understand this does not answer your question as to why they do not, so let me just say, Many of the Laws in the Torah apply to the Jewish people only, some apply only to women, some to the Levites, and other to the Temple Priest. So by their definition, or should we say decree, they have nothing to do with Gentile.
I understand this does not answer your question as to why they do not, so let me just say, Many of the Laws in the Torah apply to the Jewish people only, some apply only to women, some to the Levites, and other to the Temple Priest. So by their definition, or should we say decree, they have nothing to do with Gentile.
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Do you force the women in your household to camp outside for 7 days during their Menstrual cycles and do you then send them to your Rabbi to inspect them to make sure they are pure?
If you state the hygiene laws are not for today, then you are breaking one of the original 613 and you have broken them all.
If you state the hygiene laws are not for today, then you are breaking one of the original 613 and you have broken them all.
Reminds me of the Pharisees holding conference on how to answer Christ:
"If we say yes, it is lawful, then we have nothing and contradict our teachings, showing we're in error."
"And if we say no it is unlawful, then we're against Christ, making him a sinner!"
"Let's answer we don't know!"
"No, let's accuse of playing games and not answer at all!"
Have you been deceived by Satan through your church?
Yes...
I'm happy all the churches I went to treated me very poorly. If they hadn't, I would have never had the incentive to understand why they did that. Now I know.
Because iniquity abounds.
Love ain't there.
Now I'm striving to know the real truth on my own.
IT"S WORKIN'!! (smile)
Yes...
I'm happy all the churches I went to treated me very poorly. If they hadn't, I would have never had the incentive to understand why they did that. Now I know.
Because iniquity abounds.
Love ain't there.
Now I'm striving to know the real truth on my own.
IT"S WORKIN'!! (smile)