Re: Donald Trump Promises North Korea with "fire and fury like the world has never se
Okay but God also had Moses set down law for his people. He also allowed Moses to order his people to stone to death a murder and his lover.. without order and law there is nothing.but people going crazy doing whatever they want. Hence why Moses wrote the Ten commandments to restore order among people and for it to be law.
But, Jesus was the fulfillment of the Law of Moses which was to prepare the way for the Law of Grace that Paul teaches about. The LORD showed this more perfectly than anyone could imagine when they demanded that the lady be stoned to death for committing adultery without any question--and they were only acting out of obsession for legalism, which is the same thing that drives many religions, including often in Christianity, and for Islamic militants, religious law is just an excuse for them to justify murder and violence and being tools for the devil that they cooperate with apparently willingly, most of them. People are obsessed with "justice," or others being punished who get caught breaking often chaotic laws, especially back then. Some of the religious laws seemed often bizarre, even Judaic ones. God/Elohim, knew this, and so He became the object of the wrath of God, His own wrath, and humanity's obsession with the eye-for-an-eye mentality, and allowed the crazed religious legalists, and the frenzied mob to put Him to death.
But, when the lady who was caught committing adultery, which was and still is a grievous, mortal offense (one that deserves the death penalty), was brought before the LORD by the mob demanding that He honor the law and allow them their crazed legalistic revenge, in effect demanding her blood for her sins, He just said, "very well then, stone her."
and He added--
"but, let the one who is without sin, cast the first stone."
This is the perfect fulfillment of the Law by God's Love and Mercy, personally, by our Divine Creator, Who came to this insane world PERSONALLY, to show us the only way back to Heaven.
The world demands the blood of "sinners," or those who break earthly laws, which can seem justified in serious cases, and may be justified. So Christ became the "sacrifical Lamb of God," in the Judaic tradition, the perfect offering to satisfy the wrath of God, and the wrath of humanity crying out for justice.
The problem with earthly laws without Divine guidance, is that they can be chaotic and inconsistent, with Islamic militants demanding the death penalty for those who dare to reject their violent religious legalism, and even here in America, many people receive the "death penalty," effectively for what might seem to some to be lessor offenses, such as the nice, law-abiding lady in the Mid-West who was sentenced to 30 years for selling drugs after being seduced by a drug dealer.
That was the death penalty too, only the stones were not visible.
And they were cast with the approval of a society that may not understand the consequences of the law, unless it happened to be their own son or daughter.