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  1. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Does entering into Jesus' rest mean we're to give up the Sabbath day? Is the 4th commandment part of the moral law of God?

    I don’t understand how there’s such misunderstanding... Isn’t it basically you believe NT believes are to keep the whole law but not to be saved but by commandment (saved by Jesus) and the other believes that we don’t have to do anything but the “moral law,” or law of Christ (which includes only...
  2. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Does entering into Jesus' rest mean we're to give up the Sabbath day? Is the 4th commandment part of the moral law of God?

    I say wans’t so much because some mentioned SDA and blue law beliefs. My OP wasn’t of salvivic concern, but whether it was abolished. Thanks again 🙂
  3. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Does entering into Jesus' rest mean we're to give up the Sabbath day? Is the 4th commandment part of the moral law of God?

    What about repentance? Luke 13:3-5 ...I also wonder about enduring to the end and finishing the race but I’ll save that for another thread, thanks 🙂 This thread here wasn’t so much to do with salvation but whether the Sabbath was abolished, thanks 🙂
  4. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    How do you even define transvestite anyway if all clothes are unisex now because Deut. 22:5 no longer applies to us (is my current understanding).... also I’m surprised how much or Rome stayed with the Protestants...
  5. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Does entering into Jesus' rest mean we're to give up the Sabbath day? Is the 4th commandment part of the moral law of God?

    Yes but then once they’ve understood they’re transgressors and in need of the Savior, you still feel they’ should keep every Old Testament law as best they can? But not for their salvation, but to please God? ...How do you answer those who say that the OT law was a covenant (sign) between God...
  6. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    How is it “men and woman” is one category of dress here and “women” is another, but you didn’t list a “men” category. I appreciate your thoughts 🙂
  7. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    So it doesn’t matter then in new covenant, men can wear skirts and panty hose and woman can wear pants and shirts and ties (or whatever men’s clothes are) I guess, these articles of clothing being unisex now anyway. Must have been an old covenant thing, I wondered about it, why so many women...
  8. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    I should have just made my screen name “I’m not SDA” for all the people asking me, wow...
  9. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    That’s a bit funny and I appreciate that but are you saying the clothes themselves don’t matter, only who owns them? So you mean to say that the actual article of clothing doesn’t matter but rather who owns it? I always thought pertain was like ‘made for’ or ‘suits’ or something like that... Now...
  10. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    So I’m hearing that there SHOULD be a difference, that men and women should dress differently, but who defines what’s masculine clothes and what’s feminine? For example, it’s my understanding that in the west nearly any women wore pants for hundreds of years until comparatively recently, and it...
  11. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    How does one know about cultural factors as trends change over time? Is it when a certain percentage of men or women in a nation begin wearing something different? Say women wearing pants or men wearing dresses... When it does it become a cultural “okay”? Thanks 🙂
  12. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    Who’s to say what’s men’s clothes and what’s women’s clothes then, if it does matter? Thanks 🙂
  13. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    Where do you get this list of what men and women can wear? Thanks 🙂
  14. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Should Christian men and women dress differently or does it matter under the new covanent?

    Looking at Deuteronomy 22:5–The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the LORD thy God. ... Is not abominable to God under the new convenent? Thank you 🙂
  15. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Is a Christian church’s preaching a tithe (as opposed to freewill offering) taking Scripture out of context?

    Was tithing done away with under the new covenant? Was it only ever about livestock and plants and not money? Thanks
  16. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Does entering into Jesus' rest mean we're to give up the Sabbath day? Is the 4th commandment part of the moral law of God?

    I appreciate the first part of your comment... So Sunday should neither be kept as a Sabbath day (as distinct from any other day), unless one feels they want to but we’re in no way obliged, is what it seems to me, and if someone does take one day a week every week for God and not work then...
  17. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Does entering into Jesus' rest mean we're to give up the Sabbath day? Is the 4th commandment part of the moral law of God?

    Oftentimes I hear people sharing the gospel and they talk to people about how all have sinned and come short of the glory of God (I.e., we’ve all transgressed the law), and we need to have faith in Christ’s work (sinless life, shed blood, death (propitiatiary sacrifice), burial, and...
  18. thywordisalampuntomyfeet

    Does entering into Jesus' rest mean we're to give up the Sabbath day? Is the 4th commandment part of the moral law of God?

    For you, brother: I’m not a Seventh Day Adventist nor do I follow “Seventh Day Adventist” teaching nor do I attend an SDA church.