Jesus Never Spoke The Word "Grace."

i bet this guy is one of those Jesus' words only christians. lets throw away most of the new testament. st.paul's letters are gone because he is corrupted. hmm that means we have to throw out luke too so acts and gospel of luke is gone. st.peter endorsed st.paul in his second epistle so those are gone. we got gospel of matthew and john and mark left along with book of revelation. enjoy new testament nothing about the church starting no pentecost nothing. great.

We were never given The Law, only The Hebrews.

Or ever spoke its equivalent. Saul fabricated the ideology of free ticket grace, then he wrote all about it.

Jesus stated in Matthew 6:14-15 that forgiveness of sins is through performing the righteous act of first forgiving all others their trespasses, then The Father will forgive. The words "grace" and "gift" are not used.

In vs. 15 He states the contralateral specification, that to fail to firgive others their trespasses will guarantee The Father will not forgive such an unrighteous person. Forgiveness of others establishes Godly righteousness.

Pity Saul did not think in those terms. He was too busy worrying about The Law. Saul's musings about The Law need not be read by Gentiles. We were never given The Law, only The Hebrews.

If here in their reply anyone talks about myself, I will report them.

Grace enables a person to forgive and do good works.

What does a person get when they reject this Grace and think Paul is a false apostle?

This is true, so what do you say the Gentiles should follow? Which books of the Bible do you hold to be trustworthy? Just one particular Gospel such as the Ebionites? If you believe us gentiles were not given the law, I assume you believe we need not be circumcised, but what do you believe we should do? Exclusively follow the words of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew?

Jesus did not say grace the word, but the concept was explained and the word is used in the Tanakh, which you perhaps believe is trustworthy? "Noah found GRACE in the eyes of the Lord" the word GRACE is there.

Do you believe Jesus is God (John 1:1)?

Or ever spoke its equivalent. Saul fabricated the ideology of free ticket grace, then he wrote all about it.

Jesus stated in Matthew 6:14-15 that forgiveness of sins is through performing the righteous act of first forgiving all others their trespasses, then The Father will forgive. The words "grace" and "gift" are not used.

In vs. 15 He states the contralateral specification, that to fail to firgive others their trespasses will guarantee The Father will not forgive such an unrighteous person. Forgiveness of others establishes Godly righteousness.

Pity Saul did not think in those terms. He was too busy worrying about The Law. Saul's musings about The Law need not be read by Gentiles. We were never given The Law, only The Hebrews.

If here in their reply anyone talks about myself, I will report them.

Grace enables a person to forgive and do good works.

John 1:17 - For the law was given through Moses, but grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.

This is true, so what do you say the Gentiles should follow? Which books of the Bible do you hold to be trustworthy? Just one particular Gospel such as the Ebionites? If you believe us gentiles were not given the law, I assume you believe we need not be circumcised, but what do you believe we should do? Exclusively follow the words of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew?

Jesus did not say grace the word, but the concept was explained and the word is used in the Tanakh, which you perhaps believe is trustworthy? "Noah found GRACE in the eyes of the Lord" the word GRACE is there.

Do you believe Jesus is God (John 1:1)?

Or ever spoke its equivalent. Saul fabricated the ideology of free ticket grace, then he wrote all about it.

Jesus stated in Matthew 6:14-15 that forgiveness of sins is through performing the righteous act of first forgiving all others their trespasses, then The Father will forgive. The words "grace" and "gift" are not used.

In vs. 15 He states the contralateral specification, that to fail to firgive others their trespasses will guarantee The Father will not forgive such an unrighteous person. Forgiveness of others establishes Godly righteousness.

Pity Saul did not think in those terms. He was too busy worrying about The Law. Saul's musings about The Law need not be read by Gentiles. We were never given The Law, only The Hebrews.

If here in their reply anyone talks about myself, I will report them.

Noah finding grace in the eyes of The Lord is not any kind of a lesson for people today.

There is no account, no evidence, no Scripture, no testimony, no Theology, nothing in Christendom which shows anyone finding Grace in the eyes of The Lord in replication of Noah. There is no reason to cite Noah. Inless, of course, because of the chatty observation that the word "grace" appears there.

It is a bit wiser to inderstand the lines themselves before reading in between them. Inept thinking is attracted to imaginary things.

Let's see if any Gentile in History or today has ever followed any of the Trustworthy Books of The Bible. I am looking foreward to hearing their name, and their testimony.

Or ever spoke its equivalent. Saul fabricated the ideology of free ticket grace, then he wrote all about it.

Jesus stated in Matthew 6:14-15 that forgiveness of sins is through performing the righteous act of first forgiving all others their trespasses, then The Father will forgive. The words "grace" and "gift" are not used.

In vs. 15 He states the contralateral specification, that to fail to firgive others their trespasses will guarantee The Father will not forgive such an unrighteous person. Forgiveness of others establishes Godly righteousness.

Pity Saul did not think in those terms. He was too busy worrying about The Law. Saul's musings about The Law need not be read by Gentiles. We were never given The Law, only The Hebrews.

If here in their reply anyone talks about myself, I will report them.