It absurd to act like the position that followers of Christ should follow his example of obedience to what God has commanded is heretical or to act like the way to discover the real Jesus is by refusing to follow his example.
Look you are literally the definition of stupid. I know that sound harsh but follow me. Christianity does not impose the mosaic Law on believers. There is no verse in the bible that teaches this. If you think that it is there you simply have not studied the bible enough and understood Christ work on the cross, the mosaic law and general Christian theology. you cannot have both its either Grace or Law.
(ROM 11:6 And if by grace, then
it is no longer of works; otherwise, grace is no longer grace. But if
it is of works, it is no longer grace; otherwise work is no longer work.
I don't have a problem being obedient to God, I am not being disobedient by not following the mosaic law. That was not given Gentiles but i have explained that already. If you want to follow the mosaic law you NEED a Levitical priest, a temple and perform sacrifices. But you gain 0, nada, nothing the blessings and curses of the mosaic law is over.
The bible tells us this. But you seem to ignore it. I do not care what you believe what i care about is you polluting Christians with heretical crap denounced in the first century in ACTS 15 and almost the entire book of Galatians.
You are not a follower of Christ you are a worshiper of a dead covenant (an idol) it doesn't take a seer, mystic or angel to determine this; you believe a heretical doctrine and are pushing the idea on Christians exactly like the Judaizers in the new testament. You Ironically probably are not even of Jewish heritage. The root of the tree is Jesus not moses. I have written to you most of the main arguments you have made. The fact that you didn't read them, investigate them and then refute them indicates you are stupid, you post the same drivel like a broken record and like most cult-controlled people, hoping to grasp air while you are drowning.
Christianity is a NEW COVENANT, not like the old one; the mosaic law was flesh and works and new covenant is grace and freedom from the law specifically. I have given you tons of scripture to correct you.
Read Galatians 1 - prove you're not an idiot. here's a write up to refute if you think you can prove your point. Frankly you are proof people are going to be in hell.
Paul identifies himself and makes a quick defense of the fact that he is, in fact, an apostle because Jesus Christ and God the Father made him one. He's not a man-made or self-made apostle (
Galatians 1:1–3).
Apparently, Paul's credentials were under attack in Galatia. A group known as the Judaizers were trying to persuade those who believed in Christ, after hearing the gospel from Paul, that they were not truly saved. T
he Judaizers said they must also follow the Law of Moses. Their message was, in essence, to add a component of "works" to the requirements for salvation.
Paul was furious when he heard some of the Galatian Christians were actually starting to believe this. They had so joyfully received the good news that Jesus died to pay the full price for their sin that Paul is astounded by how quickly they are deserting Christ to follow this "other gospel."
Paul quickly clarifies: There is no "other gospel," only a distortion of the true gospel. With all of his authority as an apostle,
Paul declares that anyone who teaches any other gospel other than what Paul taught them is "accursed" or eternally condemned. That stands even if Paul himself or an angel from heaven would try to teach them a different gospel. Paul stands on the truth that salvation comes by God's grace alone through faith alone in Christ's payment for our sin on the cross (
Galatians 1:4–9).
To defend the true gospel, Paul must also defend the fact that he is truly an apostle. In New Testament terms, an apostle was someone who spent time with Christ and was officially sent by Christ to be His representative in the world. The Judaizers apparently were saying that Paul didn't qualify; he wasn't one of the original 12 disciples. In fact, they said he was merely taught by those other apostles, giving him no authority to speak for Christ on his own. Paul answered their charges by showing, from the story of his life before and after his conversion, that none of the other apostles trained him. Instead, Christ was revealed to him, as was the truth of the gospel of the grace of God.
Paul emphasizes that he knows just as much about Judaism as any of his accusers. After all, he persecuted and tried to destroy Christianity as a zealous young Pharisee. But then God showed His Son to Paul, and everything changed. Paul understood that he had been selected even before his birth to preach the gospel to the Gentiles. After his conversion, he didn't go to the apostles, he went off by himself for three years, coming to know the truth of the gospel through special revelations from God. Even after that, he preached in Syria and Cilicia for a time. Though he had met with Peter and Jesus' brother James at one point, he was unknown in the region around Jerusalem and Judea. All that was known about him was the radical change from Jesus-persecutor to Jesus-preacher (
Galatians 1:10–24).
