This does not respond to the continuation, 604.........Which demonstrates I do not go back to the law. You are a word and sentence twister, this is for certain. I cannot think otherwise.
You are not truthful. You are subtle and sneaky. I used to think it was because you didn't know any better. Now I think you do it on purpose. I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt, but the trial period is over.
You attempt to categorize the law, as many judaizing legalists do, and teach that we are not under a certain portion but still under a certain other portion. It shows your lack of understanding. Then you pretend that this is not the issue at all and you have no idea why someone would say that to you...
If you take the 10 commandments and call them the Law of Love, that doesn't change the fact that its the Law, and that its still the 10 commandments. The commandment to love the lord your God with all of your heart, mind and soul is a
SUMMARY of the first 4 commandments. The commandment to love your neighbor as yourself is a
SUMMARY of the final 6 commandments.
Those two laws are the summary of your condemnation that is contained in the law. Do you really love God with all your heart mind and soul? Do you really love your neighbor as yourself? And if you do manage these two things can you keep doing it by your own will and carnal effort?
Of course not. The solution to this is the same EXACT solution to the 10 commandments written on stone. When you find out you can't do it perfectly, or even very well, you come to the Lord Jesus. You ask for His Blessing. Without His
CONTINUAL blessing we are unable to be a blessing to others.
The solution is not to place yourself under laws and try by your own effort to keep them. The solution is to abide in Christ, where all blessings flow and these blessings will proceed through you over into others.
You can't pretend to be under law and abide in Christ at the same time. You have to behold one or the other. You already should know that you couldn't keep the Law by your own power. You already should know you need a Saviour. If you knew you needed a Saviour once, what caused you to think you didn't need Him for all time?
Before you come back with your usual ignorance about teaching "disobedience" by not being under the law, is there any disobedience in abiding in Christ? BY somehow not looking to the law, but looking to Christ instead, can that cause disobedience? By not beholding sin, but beholding Christ, will we somehow be off our guard and forget to ask for forgiveness of something? Will we be in any danger by Abiding in Christ and not looking to the law to examine ourselves or increase our "wisdom"? Can Christ do in you greater things than you can by the law?
It kind of shows you where your faith is, doesn't it?