Has the law been put aside? If so, when?

Actually I got exactly what I expected.

lost of confusion in that statement

- that is how I feel after reading some of this reckless posting of scripture picking OUT OF CONTEXT.

I understand your bitter hatred. Religious man has hated God's truth since Cain murdered his "Christian" brother Abel.

What Law? The Laws Abraham was blessed for obeying? Or is He speaking to the "added" law given to the Levites to cleanses men of sins until He, (the seed) should come?

You could always adopt a new tactic. You could stop the name calling and show the commonest of courtesies and just answer the question.

In this case You can’t quote A few verses’ and get the entire intent

Actually he can.

He said the PURPOSE OF THE LAW.

Unless that was not the purpose of the law and Paul lied. You can take his words as gospel truth.

So either Paul lied, galations can be ignored. Or paul said the truth. And we have to take what he said as fact.

Or one that is reading does not understand the context in relation to the premise of the letter

The premise of the letter is the law can not save anyone, and anyone who tries to add works of the law to grace to gain salvation or maintain salvation are as paul calls them “foolish”

Which is WHY paul gave us the purpose of the law.

So we have to take paul at his word. Either what he said is truth, or it is a lie.. and we can ignore galations. You need to chose.

The "moral" aspect of the law is the most sneaky way judaizers try to get Christians back under the law.
Basic carnal mis-understanding of scripture and Christianity.

The 10 commandments are NOT Gods Law. They are commanding men to be perfect Like God in Heaven is Perfect. They are for people who reject Grace and Gods Help and Provision.

Gods Law is Love, Joy, Peace, Faith, Goodness....

Romans 7:14 For we know that the law is spiritual: but I am carnal, sold under sin.
John 15:5 I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing.

Or we need to reread everything in context To the premise of the letter.

I did,

1. They were trying to add c ircumcision to grace
2. They were called foolish to think they had to be sved in the spirit (by grace) but perfect tht salvation in the flesh (works of the law)
3. paul said specificially no one is justified by the law. And anyone who tries, are under a curse. Because the curse of the law for anyone who does not obey every word perfectly (and he quoted moses) is
4. He then explains how christ because a curse for us, that we might be justified by faith, where the law could NEVER justify us
5. He then explains the purpose of the law. And how it was a tuttor to lead us to christ, but after christ we are no longer under a tutor (the law)

But hey, If you can start at chapter 2 and show me a different context. To show Paul did not mean what he said, feel free.

Galatians 3:10 For as many as are of the works of the law are under the curse: for it is written, Cursed is every one that continueth not in all things which are written in the book of the law to do them.

How do you re-read this to make it mean Christians are still obligated to work at the law?

I believe the law ended with John the Baptist. He preached repent and turn to God to the Jews. Prepared the way for Jesus to come, or prepared the hearts of those who repented to receive Him.

Now is the age of Holy Spirit.

AMEN.....a gospel of a DIFFERENT KIND with no power to save, double cursed and all who believe it are foolish and bewitched........rather simple at the end of the day!!

What up Stones......been a while.....you doing ok?

I think I'll be doing better with time Dcon. Has been a rough 6 months or more...thank you for asking.

But am back. Single after 18 years. Not sure how to act.

WHAAAAAAA.............had no clue....just that I had not seen you in a while.....what happened if not too intrusive.....

The OT and NT has many "laws" (some eternal and some situational) but only one law that saves God's people. That law is God had to become flesh (Immanuel -God with us), live a sinless life, die or martyr himself at the appointed prophesied time, and resurrect in 3 days in order to take the adulterous wife God divorced and marry her again and call her the bride and betrothed to all who are willing to accept that Jesus the bridegroom is the root of our faith and obedience/faithfulness is the fruit of our faith. Without acceptance of Jesus and desiring Him only to be our LORD we are not eternally saved, but still lost. We too must die to our fleshly desires daily. When we are given our new bodies we are then " reborn". At this time we are like in our mother's womb, growing, being nourished, not yet born until that appointed time.

I have answered this question many times. the language does not say Abraham kept the Torah, the word used is torot, a derivative of Torah, but not Torah.

so, the language does not say what you say.

and, since you do not believe Jesus was fully God and fully man, your beliefs are worthless.