Which, as Crossnote already stated, is a non sequitur.He told you this already. It was two sentences away:
"If Paul taught something new, then Paul would be greater than Christ."
"She", by the way; Blik is female.
Which, as Crossnote already stated, is a non sequitur.He told you this already. It was two sentences away:
"If Paul taught something new, then Paul would be greater than Christ."
Which, as Crossnote already stated, is a non sequitur.
"She", by the way; Blik is female.
Once again coming to the aide of Blik? No she is not dumb, just wrong. Where in the OT or in Jesus’ teaching is 1Cor 15:51-52 found?Don't you think that Blik was referring to "new" things outside of the direction and guidance of Christ? Blik isn't dumb.
Once again coming to the aide of Blik? No she is not dumb, just wrong. Where in the OT or in Jesus’ teaching is 1Cor 15:51-52 found?
Eph 3.5We know God chose Paul as an apostle and breathed His words into Paul. We can believe all Paul wrote as coming from the Lord Himself. But we need to decide if that word was explaining scripture or adding to scripture.
Christ told us that what He did was not adding or taking away from scripture, but it was fulfilling scripture. If Paul taught something new, then Paul would be greater than Christ.
The Bereans tested Paul by whether he agreed with scripture or not. Acts 17:11 “Now the Berean Jews were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true.”
Much of Paul’s writings were repeats of what the old testament said, he felt it explained what he said.
Did Paul add something new that God was adding to scripture?
If Paul taught something new, then //Paul would be greater than Christ.//We know God chose Paul as an apostle and breathed His words into Paul. We can believe all Paul wrote as coming from the Lord Himself. But we need to decide if that word was explaining scripture or adding to scripture.
Christ told us that what He did was not adding or taking away from scripture, but it was fulfilling scripture. If Paul taught something new, then Paul would be greater than Christ.
The Bereans tested Paul by whether he agreed with scripture or not. Acts 17:11 “Now the Berean Jews were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true.”
Much of Paul’s writings were repeats of what the old testament said, he felt it explained what he said.
Did Paul add something new that God was adding to scripture?
Totally agree with' the operation of Christ ' . It doesn't say ' heart ' though. Just saying, as it is an important distinction.He explained it. The first 49 years of my life, I can honestly say that I had no clue as to what Paul was going on about. Really, I didn't. It wasn't until I began to understand Circumcision of the Heart that his teachings made any sense. And of course, they did, for I actually studied the Old Testament, and linked it directly to the New Testament, through Circumcision of Heart.
You sound a bit convicted. Anyhow, how about the 2nd part of my question?... No she is not dumb, just wrong. Where in the OT or in Jesus’ teaching is 1Cor 15:51-52 found?Heaven forbid we come to the aid of a Christian Brother or Sister! What's happened to Christianity? Have we lost our minds?
Are you serious? You're charging me with coming to the aid of Blik as wrongdoing?
That my friend, does not warrant an answer to the rest of your post.
You can try again tomorrow, but I will not reward you with further opportunity to say such childish things (to me).
We know God chose Paul as an apostle and breathed His words into Paul. We can believe all Paul wrote as coming from the Lord Himself. But we need to decide if that word was explaining scripture or adding to scripture.
Christ told us that what He did was not adding or taking away from scripture, but it was fulfilling scripture. If Paul taught something new, then Paul would be greater than Christ.
The Bereans tested Paul by whether he agreed with scripture or not. Acts 17:11 “Now the Berean Jews were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true.”
Much of Paul’s writings were repeats of what the old testament said, he felt it explained what he said.
Did Paul add something new that God was adding to scripture?
Since Paul was commissioned to write more than half the New Testament by divine inspiration, he was both explaining Scripture and COMPLETING Scripture. That is not the same as "adding to Scripture".But we need to decide if that word was explaining scripture or adding to scripture.
That is not what Christ said about Himself, Christ said he changed nothing, Christ fulfilled everything.Christ changed everything.
That's why the Jews hated Him and wanted Him dead.
Paul expounds on the changes that Christ made.
this is possibly your best attempt yet to undermine the gospel and convince everyone to become a Sabbath keeper...or Judaizer might be more accurate
I mean it's sad already and a person would think you would just stop by now but ignoring the many scriptures that prove you wrong, has possibly and sadly, made your heart even less inclined to accept the simple truth of Christ's sacrifice for us without the need to add to it
We know God chose Paul as an apostle and breathed His words into Paul. We can believe all Paul wrote as coming from the Lord Himself. But we need to decide if that word was explaining scripture or adding to scripture.
Christ told us that what He did was not adding or taking away from scripture, but it was fulfilling scripture. If Paul taught something new, then Paul would be greater than Christ.
The Bereans tested Paul by whether he agreed with scripture or not. Acts 17:11 “Now the Berean Jews were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true.”
Much of Paul’s writings were repeats of what the old testament said, he felt it explained what he said.
Did Paul add something new that God was adding to scripture?
You speak of "adding to the gospel of Christ". My post is to have us think about that Paul explained the gospel of Christ, but did not add to it.
Your post is about calling me a judaizer because I have posted that God established Sabbath at creation, you do this in the spirit of what is spoken of as murder in the Sermon of the Mount.
This is GREAT! I think that the old testament is an outline, a shadow, of everything in the new testament. I think if we think of it as cancelling what God established at creation, we do not see correctly. As we study these shadows, I think it shows us the truth of the reality of the fulfillment of all the old testament tells us.Blik, let me ask you: Can you think of anything Paul wrote that some people might consider "new," with which you'd disagree? In other words, why do you ask this question? Do you think some people see Paul as "greater than Christ?"
God added to His inspired written word using paul.
To equate the Old Testament with the Mosaic Law is a bit of a mistake. The Covenant God made with Abraham was based on promise whereas the Mosaic Law was based on works. The Book of Hebrews points us toward faith (Heb 11), as well as the Book of Romans (Rom 4) and Gal (Gal 3&4)When we say that the old testament taught killing animals and Christ brought something new, I think we are not seeing the grace and forgiveness that was told of in the old testament, and it is a distortion. I think when we say there is no relation between the earthly temple that Hebrews were told to build--when we say it was destroyed and not fulfilled by God pointing out that we are the temple that we miss a lot of understanding how we are the temple. I think when we say Paul cancelled the law, we are missing what God is telling us about the spirit of the law.
How does God add to His already Eternal Plan?
Did Paul explain scripture or add to scripture?
God added to His inspired written word using paul.
Praise God.