The New Covenant Is Not What Many Have Been Taught

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Mem said:
You can't separate the commandments of God from an (unchanged) law, even though we are told that the law has changed.
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The law under the Levitical priesthood which is the law of Moses. Deut 31:24-26.

One law He came to magnify Isa 42:21 the one He wrote with His own finger Exo31:18 and is under His mercy seat. We see examples of Him doing so with the Ten Commandments, not a jot or tittle can pass Mat5:18-30 as if man can edit and improve what was written by the Holy Spirit.

He came to put an end to another law Dan9:27, the law Moses wrote in a book that was placed besides the ark there as a witness against you, obviously two different laws that served different purposes that the Bible explains if we allow it to.
 
SabbathBlessing said:
The law under the Levitical priesthood which is the law of Moses. Deut 31:24-26.

One law He came to magnify Isa 42:21 the one He wrote with His own finger and is under His mercy seat. We see examples of Him doing so with the Ten Commandments, not a jot or tittle can pass, as if man can re-write what was written by the Holy Spirit.

He came to put an end to another the Dan9:27 obviously two different laws that served different purposes that the Bibles explains if we allow it to.
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Aaron's rod was placed in there also. Is His priesthood preserved forever?
 
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I was a creep under the law, and by His grace I found salvation through faith in Christ. But you're still a creep if you're still operating under the law.
 
Mem said:
Aaron's rod was placed in there also. Is His priesthood preserved forever?
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Yes it is a token against the rebels and warning of rebellion.

Num 17:10 Bring Aaron’s rod back before the Testimony, to be kept as a sign against the rebels, that you may put their complaints away from Me, lest they die.
 
Mem said:
I was a creep under the law, and by His grace I found salvation through faith in Christ. But you're still a creep if you're still operating under the law.
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Paul does not say that spiritual death can be inserted as a graft into the Abrahamic covenant.
 
SabbathBlessing said:
Yes it is a token against the rebels and warning of rebellion.

Num 17:10 Bring Aaron’s rod back before the Testimony, to be kept as a sign against the rebels, that you may put their complaints away from Me, lest they die.
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Like I said, a ministry of death.
 
Mem said:
I was a creep under the law, and by His grace I found salvation through faith in Christ. But you're still a creep if you're still operating under the law.
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Faith does not void the law Rom3:31.

Under the law means not under the condemnation of the law or guilty before God for sin, breaking God’s law.

Rom 3:19 Now we know that whatever the law says, it says to those who are under the law, that every mouth may be stopped, and all the world may become [a]guilty before God.

It does not mean we can bypass only worshipping God or not stealing from our neighbor and think we free doing the will of God. God wrote His law in our hearts, so it’s something we should not rebel against, if we love Him.
 
Mem said:
Like I said, a ministry of death.
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Yes it is and whoever we obey determines the path we end up on.

Rom 6:16 Know ye not, that to whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey, his servants ye are to whom ye obey; whether of sin unto death, or of obedience unto righteousness?

If we are in Christ, we are keeping the commandments of God through the ministry of His Spirit, not rebelling against the law of God Rom8:7-8
 
Mem said:
likewise, the ministry of condemnation
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No really, living in sin can be forgiven. And a sin against a neighbor can be absolved, but not living to commit harm to your neighbor.
 
SabbathBlessing said:
Yes it is and whoever we obey determines the path we end up on.

Rom 6:16 Know ye not, that to whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey, his servants ye are to whom ye obey; whether of sin unto death, or of obedience unto righteousness?

If we are in Christ, we are keeping the commandments of God through the confetti of His Spirit, not rebelling against the law of God Rom8:7-8
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That's as you see it. And I don't trust your vision.
 
Mem said:
That's as you see it. And I don't trust your vision.
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Not asking you to, I am suggesting we trust God and what He wrote in our hearts Heb8:10 and keep what He asked us to because He knows best, even if it doesn’t always make sense to us.

I guess things will get sorted out in God’s time.
 
SabbathBlessing said:
It does not mean we can bypass only worshipping God or not stealing from our neighbor and think we free doing the will of God. God wrote His law in our hearts, so it’s something we should not rebel against, if we love Him.
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The whole law is fulfilled in loving our neighbor as ourselves, doing to others as we would want done to ourselves, not working evil to our neighbor, etc. That includes the 4th commandment
 
SabbathBlessing said:
Not asking you to, I suggesting we trust God and what He wrote in our hearts and keep what He asked us to because He knows best.
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This implies your opinion that I'm not already trusting God and what He wrote on my heart and keep what He asked us to because He knows best.
 
ChristRoseFromTheDead said:
The whole law is fulfilled in loving our neighbor as ourselves, doing to others as we would want done to ourselves, not working evil to our neighbor, etc. That includes the 4th commandment
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The details of the law Rom13:9 do not get deleted by the summary. The constitution is summarized by justice, but that doesn’t delete all of the amendments. Love does no harm to God or to neighbor. Love is keeping the commandments of God, not breaking them. 1John5:3 Jhn14:15 Exo20:6
 
SabbathBlessing said:
The details of the law Rom13:9 do not get deleted by the summary. The constitution is summarized by justice, but that doesn’t delete all of the amendments. Love does no harm to God or to neighbor. Love is keeping the commandments of God, not breaking them. 1John5:3 Jhn14:15 Exo20:6
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Love is keeping God's commandments. All of them
 
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