[More] "Bible Contrasts..." II
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Thanks for this wonderful study of scripture. To properly read your study, it would take many hours devoted to it.
I would like all to truly think and pray about obeying the law as Moses gave it in stone, and Christ gave it in spirit. Christ explained it in Matthew 5, telling us that he did not change the law, and the rest of the capture gives illustrations of the difference in the law in stone and the law in the heart.
It seems to me that we take away much of our living for Christ when we wipe out every single physical act of praise and thanksgiving of what Christ has done for us. When we have a feast to celebrate each act of Christ to guarantee our salvation---those he has done and those he will do----we are taking away the celebration in the spirit we are told to do.
I would like all to truly think and pray about obeying the law as Moses gave it in stone, and Christ gave it in spirit. Christ explained it in Matthew 5, telling us that he did not change the law, and the rest of the capture gives illustrations of the difference in the law in stone and the law in the heart.
It seems to me that we take away much of our living for Christ when we wipe out every single physical act of praise and thanksgiving of what Christ has done for us. When we have a feast to celebrate each act of Christ to guarantee our salvation---those he has done and those he will do----we are taking away the celebration in the spirit we are told to do.
Hi.
I read most of what was above, and I don't know for certain but you may have missed the following. I hope that this is an encouragement to you.
Romans 14:5 NASB20 - One [person] values one day over another, another values every day [the same.] Each person must be fully convinced in his own mind.
Sincerely,
Jacob
I read most of what was above, and I don't know for certain but you may have missed the following. I hope that this is an encouragement to you.
Romans 14:5 NASB20 - One [person] values one day over another, another values every day [the same.] Each person must be fully convinced in his own mind.
Sincerely,
Jacob
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