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Thank you, I will wait and see if a few people answer before I respond.. Thank you..
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========================================If we believe, as I do, that the intent of the Law is to help people recognize their need for Jesus as Savior; then every time a person comes to faith the Law has achieved its purpose in that person's life; and is thus established.
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well said, Marc,
but, God's Law is our school-master, 'HOLY', that leads us to our Saviour, and we certainly should
never put 'away' what we have learned from our Holy School Master,..
==========================================Again, As these two verses state,
1. A person is justified by faith
’2. By that same faith, we establish the law
How do we establish the law by OUR faith?
Is there anyone here who can answer?
=======================================How would you interpret this?
Therefore the law was our tutor to bring us to Christ, that we might be justified by faith. 25 But after faith has come, we are no longer under a tutor.
Here's how a sinner establishes the Law by faith:Again, As these two verses state,
1. A person is justified by faith
’2. By that same faith, we establish the law
How do we establish the law by OUR faith?
Is there anyone here who can answer?
So let's be consistent with your theology.You will just ignore and reject my answer anyway guys. How did the death of Christ fulfill the "Thou shall not commit adultery" Commandment?
How did the death of Jesus fulfill the Levitical Priesthood "works of the Law" for remission of sins?
First of all we have to ask what law do you think this is?
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it's kind of like 'graduating from high school', we are no longer under those teachers control,
but we do take with us what we have 'learned'...
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the Greek word, 'establish', means to make STAND, or as Jesus put it,
'If you Love Me, KEEP My Commandments'...
Here's how a sinner establishes the Law by faith:
1. He acknowledges to God that the Law justly condemns him to Hell.
2. He believes that Christ fully met all the demand of the Law on His behalf.
3. He then fully acknowledges that his standard of behavior as a Christian is contained within the Law.
4. He also recognizes that it is by the power of the indwelling Holy Spirit that he fulfils the Law after being justified by grace.
The Ten Commandments were never abrogated. That is a total fallacy and false doctrine. However in the Old Covenant they were written on tablets of stone, but in the New Covenant they are written in the hearts and minds of God's people.
So let's be consistent with your theology.
First of all we have to ask what law do you think this is?
Because you said that works of the law means levitical law.
So we are justified by faith apart from the levitical law...
But then our faith establishes the levitical law???
I'm not agreeing with this. But the scripture is perfectly clear if you have the correct understanding of works of the law.
Hiz at first agreed with you that works of the law meant levitical law, but then he rescinded and said I was bearing false witness. Because it is obvious that works of the law does not mean levitical law, imo.
The image here depicts what is nailed to the cross
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This is what is nailed to the cross,
The curse of the law, death.
O death, where is thy sting?
Our faith in the above cartoon establishes the law removing itforeer from the stone, and taking away the curse of the law. The law is established on our hearts so when we act, we know in our hearts exactly how the law is to b edeat with for the law, spiritually, will never be abolished as long as there is sun and moon.
If some are so heartless as to believe Christ crucified meas we are to disobey the laws of love which include the commandments of God.....I have nothing but pity for them, and I pray God help them all, amen
Who else does God make covenants with ?
if you are not of Israel 'physically
OR spiritually no covenant applies to you'
Do you think CHrist's law is not based on the Father's Word ? Are the two not ONE ?