What if God had written IN STONE?
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Well, like I was sayin to post, there's more than one law. And all the traditional laws of sacrificial washings and ordinances expired at the Cross.
God's Law, the decalogue (10 Commandments) did not and never will. Hence, written in stone.
"... gifts and sacrifices, that could not make him that did the service perfect, ... which stood only in meats and drinks, and carnal (pertaining to the flesh/external) ordinances, imposed ... until the time of reformation (until the time that Jesus reformed the Faith with His perfect sacrifice)."
Heb. 9:10
Jesus and Melchisedec were "... made, not after the law of a carnal (flesh/external) commandment, but after the power of an endless (eternal) life."
Heb. 7:16
Jesus' sacrifice did away with the carnal law, with all the commandments besides the 10, besides God's Law. The spiritual (God's) Law (God is a spirit - Jn. 4:24) still remains.
"Having abolished in His flesh the enmity, even the law of commandments contained in ordinances; ..."
Eph. 2:15
God's Law, the decalogue (10 Commandments) did not and never will. Hence, written in stone.
"... gifts and sacrifices, that could not make him that did the service perfect, ... which stood only in meats and drinks, and carnal (pertaining to the flesh/external) ordinances, imposed ... until the time of reformation (until the time that Jesus reformed the Faith with His perfect sacrifice)."
Heb. 9:10
Jesus and Melchisedec were "... made, not after the law of a carnal (flesh/external) commandment, but after the power of an endless (eternal) life."
Heb. 7:16
Jesus' sacrifice did away with the carnal law, with all the commandments besides the 10, besides God's Law. The spiritual (God's) Law (God is a spirit - Jn. 4:24) still remains.
"Having abolished in His flesh the enmity, even the law of commandments contained in ordinances; ..."
Eph. 2:15
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it's the Jews who reject Christ which are in constant violation of the Law, having no temple.
Christians worship neither on one mountain or another, but in spirit and in truth.
in every case tho:
Christians worship neither on one mountain or another, but in spirit and in truth.
in every case tho:
Proverbs 24:17-18
Do not rejoice when your enemy falls,
and do not let your heart be glad
when he stumbles;
lest the LORD see,
and it displease Him,
and He turn away His wrath from him.
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Perhaps you forgot that the entire law was written in stone, by a man named Yeshua -
Joshua 8:32
And there, in the presence of the children of Israel, he wrote on the stones a copy of the law of Moses, which he had written.
The record shows that this particular stone did not happen to be immediately afterward shattered to pieces by the foremost type of Christ in the OT, unlike the decalogue. -
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There is no Biblical record of Jesus teaching, or observing, any of the Commandments besides the 10 given on Mt. Sinai.
Moses even allowed for divorce under certain circumstances and Jesus reiterated the original adultery Commandment explaining that if you divorce your spouse for any reason, it is a sin before God.
Jesus fully reiterated the Mt. Sinai Laws spoken aloud by God Almighty as the mountain smoked with His presence. The people present at that time almost had heart failures due to hearing God speak the 10 Commandments aloud. It was the most dramatic scene in the entire Bible. Second only (maybe) to Christ's death on the Cross.
Moses even allowed for divorce under certain circumstances and Jesus reiterated the original adultery Commandment explaining that if you divorce your spouse for any reason, it is a sin before God.
Jesus fully reiterated the Mt. Sinai Laws spoken aloud by God Almighty as the mountain smoked with His presence. The people present at that time almost had heart failures due to hearing God speak the 10 Commandments aloud. It was the most dramatic scene in the entire Bible. Second only (maybe) to Christ's death on the Cross.
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James says we all fail often, but that's only those who are making an attempt to follow God's Law.
James 3:2
Jesus says those who don't even attempt to follow God's Law haven't the slightest chance of entering the Kingdom of God.
Matt. 5:20
Those who obey and teach God's Law are greatest in God's Kingdom.
Matt. 5:19
James 3:2
Jesus says those who don't even attempt to follow God's Law haven't the slightest chance of entering the Kingdom of God.
Matt. 5:20
Those who obey and teach God's Law are greatest in God's Kingdom.
Matt. 5:19
And the fact God will faithfully preserve and eventually save Israel even while they are apostate is evidence of the security of our own salvation, who do believe!!
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Well, they're not really the same thing.
God wrote the 10 in stone with His own finger.
What is the difference between the Ten Commandments and the Mosaic Law?
The basis for Mosaic law are the Ten Commandments, which include rules about how to worship God, and against killing, coveting, stealing, etc. Mosaic Law today is often conflated with Jewish Law, which is made up of 613 laws that dictate how Jewish people of today are supposed to live their lives.
https://study.com/academy/lesson/mo...mandments, which,supposed to live their lives.
God wrote the 10 in stone with His own finger.
What is the difference between the Ten Commandments and the Mosaic Law?
The basis for Mosaic law are the Ten Commandments, which include rules about how to worship God, and against killing, coveting, stealing, etc. Mosaic Law today is often conflated with Jewish Law, which is made up of 613 laws that dictate how Jewish people of today are supposed to live their lives.
https://study.com/academy/lesson/mo...mandments, which,supposed to live their lives.
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And the fact God will faithfully preserve and eventually save Israel even while they are apostate is evidence of the security of our own salvation, who do believe!!
replacement theology is ignorant & heinous!
