Did Jesus ever tell us that we no longer need to keep the law of Moses?

I would like to learn just one thing from you: Did you receive the Spirit by the works of the law, or by believing what you heard? Are you so foolish? After beginning by means of the Spirit, are you now trying to finish by means of the flesh?

Clearly no one who relies on the law is justified before God, because “the righteous will live by faith.”

Which translation uses "airflow" instead of "spirit" in Ezekiel 36:26?

Thanks!

~Deut

Your lies notwithstanding, I do understand the distinction.

I notice you like to throw slanderous statements around. Is that what you classify as being perfect/not sinning? How odd.

I think we are in the days the beginig of the use of the thousand years with the word metaphor thousand as a unknow or concealed .

God does not give exact numbers .He desire we walk by faith .
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The Messiah called the Pharisees serpents, and Paul called the Galatians fools, while I call you people stubborn for saying "we no longer need to obey the Torah" and "we do not need to stop sinning". Although you do not realize this, you people are far worse than the Pharisees who put the Messiah to death, because at least they knew the Torah of God is still binding, but this generation of believers, oh my, it would be better that this generation be dead than to have to endure the wrath that is soon to come against it, because of its continual lawlessness and refusal to obey the truth, while still saying, "I am a believer".

The law is the curse;
Galatians 3.10-12 (KJV)

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.

11 But that no man is justified by the law in the sight of God, it is evident: for, The just shall live by faith.

12 And the law is not of faith: but, The man that doeth them shall live in them.

None, but that is the exact translation of the Hebrew word "ruach". Read this bible study on why "airflow" is the exact correct translation http://www.wisdomofgod.us/2018/08/2...-word-spirit-the-identity-of-the-wind-of-god/.

Thank you for letting us know where "airflow" came from. As far as the study is concerned however, thank you, but I think I'll stick with the many teams of linguistic scholars who, over the centuries, have always translated רוּחַ as "spirit" in v26 (in both our translations and our paraphrases .. except one, the NLT, which uses "mind" in v26 for some reason? The NLT is based loosely out of The Living Bible, which might explain it?).

~Deut

Some good thoughts, but leave that "faith alone" to Martin Luther - Paul never said it and you won't find it written in the Scriptures.

"Scholarly knowledge" does not equate to "knowledge and understanding of the truth". Why else do you think the Pharisees who were very learned men actually knew and understood very little? The same can be said of these lingustic scholars today who you rely on. But if you wish to continue relying on them, and refuse to rely on someone who is actually telling you the truth, then so be it.

Righteousness IS obedience to the commands of God, hence, "and if we are careful to obey these commandments of God this will be our righteousness". Even Abraham, whose righteousness was based on belief, was commended for obeying the commandments and TORAH of God even before it was given through Moses, "because Abraham obeyed my voice and kept my charge, my commandments, my statutes, and my Torah". Belief must yield obedience to the commandments of God, otherwise it is null. You err in your understanding of the truth, and think you do not need to obey what God has instructed, which is the very definition of lawlessness.

The teachers and translators who I've known or know of are brothers in Christ, not liars.

As far as some of the 1st Century Pharisees are concerned, the Lord had a very different opinion about them (even the worst of them) than you do. Take note below of the two commands He gave about them 1. concerning their knowledge and understanding of the law and of the faith and 2. concerning their failure to practice what they preach.


~Deut

Stopping sin is not claiming to be without sin, because all have sinned in the past, which is why it is necessary to stop sinning going forward.

Baloney, baloney, salami. The Law of Moses came 430 years after Abraham. He was commended for faith, being called the father of faith, not the father of obedience. He never knew the Torah, which was penned by Moses and Joshua, neither named after faith. There is no link to the Torah in the scriptures prior to Abraham. You are making up false doctrine of devils. Shame, shame, shame! Abraham had faith in a few very personal words from God. His actions upon those few words resulted in being accounted righteous before God, in true faith, without a single link to the Mosaic law.

Again you proved the Law was faulty and remains so, though impossible to erase. It is reserved for the children of wrath, so will be around a long time.

The gospel moved from Abraham, bypassing the Law, and into the gospel of Christ. How many ways will it be necessary to disprove the futile pleas of Judaizers who seek to bring others into their cursed lives?

My law is the law of liberty in Christ. That is not lawlessness. It's the law of Christ appicable to children of faith in the spiritual lineage of Abraham. The faithless Jews attrempted to hijack that lineage. You apparently live under the law of sin and death, your mantra being the many definitions of sin without a hint of eternal hope in Christ. What is Christ Jesus to you? You ignore the scriptures concerning Him and His gospel, so are among the damned. You are alive, so possibly have opportunity to repent and believe the truth.

Deliberate, habitual sin proves Satan is one's god. The Law of Moses afforded annual covering of past sins, but had no power to conquer any current sin except to stone a sinner to death. That was of no benefit to the sinner. In Christ we can be more than conquerors, and had better be.

Take a look here:

Ephesians 2:8 - For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— 9 not by works, so that no one can boast.

The Messiah said to obey everything the Pharisees taught because the Pharisees taught the Torah, which they did not truly practice. The believers today, however, are worse than the Pharisees, because they teach that the Torah has been discarded. So that is why I say, your trust is misplaced in your linguistic scholars, because they are in error in many things, in their lawlessness, which is why they mistranslate many passages of scripture.

That says we are saved by grace through faith and not of works.

How is that the same as saved by faith alone?

The Messiah said to obey everything the Pharisees taught because the Pharisees taught the Torah, which they did not truly practice. The believers today, however, are worse than the Pharisees, because they teach that the Torah has been discarded. So that is why I say, your trust is misplaced in your linguistic scholars, because they are in error in many things, in their lawlessness, which is why they mistranslate many passages of scripture.

I call you people stubborn for saying "we do not need to stop sinning".