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Well his username says it all. A maverick must have strange ideas about Christ.

That is quite obvious, but we are having a discussion in English. While Jesus of Nazareth generally spoke Aramaic, His words are recorded in Greek, and then translated into English. So let's trace the use of the word "the law" in "the law of Moses" [meaning the Torah or the first five books of...

In your title you say that Jesus broke the Law, and now you are asking about how He fulfilled the Law. You can't have it both ways. If Jesus -- who gave the Law -- had broken one iota of the Law, He could not have become the Savior of mankind. And now it's too late to change your title...

And why should "the Law" be objectionable, when that is what God calls it? Jesus invariably referred to the Torah as "the Law". And Psalm 119 calls all of the Word of God "the Law of the LORD". The important thing to note that it is Scripture. Which means that it is given for (1) doctrine, (2)...

All blessings come through Christ. Undoubtedly what Christ accomplished on the cross is critical, but we should always keep our focus on the Person of the Lord Jesus Christ.

1. True. Much as we all want peace, the truth of the matter is that there is a bitter war raging all around us. It is spiritual and the enemies of our souls are behind that. 2. Secondly, the minute a person turns wholeheartedly to Christ for salvation, he automatically acquires spiritual...

Kelby is not looking for biblical answers. He is simply promoting his false doctrine of baptismal regeneration. And no matter how many Scriptures you show him that refute his doctrine, he remains adamant in his beliefs. That is usually the case with all who hold to false teachings. They love the...

There are articles about the death of Stephen on the Internet. But the dates vary from 34-36 AD, which is quite a bit later than the events in Acts. From the crucifixion to Pentecost was 50 days, and from Pentecost to the martrydom of Stephen may have been only a few months.

As far as the Jews are concerned the word "Law" is perfectly acceptable for the Torah, as noted in the Jewish Encyclopedia below: SCROLL OF THE LAW (Hebrew, "Sefer Torah"): Every One to Possess a Sefer Torah. The Pentateuch, written on a scroll of parchment. The Rabbis count among the...

You mean in the OT. And I already addressed that.

It is significant to note that nowhere in the New Testament are Christians instructed about dealing with dreams. While they had significance in the Old Testament (and only from time to time) we have the complete written Word of God for all our needs (2 Tim 3:16,17). Dreams are not prophetic...

Probably only a few months, or a couple of months later.

It is probably not a good idea to get too involved with dreams. It is even better just to forget them and deal with reality.

This is what the Nephilim would also claim (if they were around).

What else did you expect? Whenever we study God's judgments in the past, or the even more terrible judgments to come in the future, we need be be very clear about several things: 1. God's absolute righteousness and holiness require that sin, evil, and wickedness be punished. That is an...

They would know what is taught in Romans 4 by reading Genesis 15.

As if God does not have do's and don't's for Christians throughout the Bible? There are plenty of do's and don't's in all the NT books. James is speaking to those who have already been saved but are not working out their salvation as they ought to. While he addresses Hebrew Christians, his...

This is incorrect. Read and study Hebrews 11. Then read and study Romans 4.

So are we going back through the false teaching that water washes away sins? You need to learn and sing this hymn and believe it. What can wash away my sin? Nothing but the blood of Jesus; What can make me whole again? Nothing but the blood of Jesus. Oh! precious is the flow That makes me...

That is definitely NOT the truth. And you have absolutely no Scripture to back that up.