Will you stick with the discussion until it resolves, or will you drop it on the way and leave me? bcs I don't like being told "byebye"After reading this I shall ask a question to you.
Will you stick with the discussion until it resolves, or will you drop it on the way and leave me? bcs I don't like being told "byebye"After reading this I shall ask a question to you.
I don't really understand what should be a problem in isolating yourself from the world. The reason is that there is no profit in being persecuted if not for the sake of Jesus gospel, and in many cases, if the world doesn't like you, it's not necessarily about Jesus, but more about... love/hatred of money. (For me, I find it VERY VERY difficult to get accustomed to the systems of this world because everything is built around money / commerce / profit / promotion, etc.)
Has it resolved?I thought it was resolved? ok did not mean to offend you.
If you are committed to discussing with me, I will hear your side of argument, sister/brother, but if you are just here to tell me your opinion and leave immediately, then I will not.After reading this I shall ask a question to you.
Yeah. I understand where you're coming from. I think the difference is the fact that you can't baptize people when they resist. For example here in Japan, less than 2% of population are considered Christian. AlsoIs not the message of the Gospel meant to be spread? And how can it be spread when it's followers hide away and isolated from the world?
Oh, was this the question you mentioned? My apologies.If you moved from Japan to the United States, would you still have to abide by the old law in Japan or the new law written where you now live? Of course!!! You know!!
I thought not. Of course not. Nobody likes murder. It is the same in the kingdom of God. A murder is sin, and it is not permitted. But by what?Ah we have a law against it,so no,free Country does not mean you yourself are free at all!! LOL Your free here as long as you obey the law of the land. Break it,and you will quickly be un free lol I am sorry you never saw the point of what I talked about.
What do you say, if "You shall not murder" is an old law now abolished, what does the "new law" you seem to talk about say on murder?the law of Moses was written only for them
John 13:34-35
You stated it yourself. The Law is/was perfect. Without fault.The law was perfect, which was the problem!! No one could possible follow it! Hence why Jesus had to come to fulfil it.
Ten Commandments were a part of the Old Covenant.
Yes brother as you saw in scripture,the Old Covenant is the Old Law. And yes brother,did not Jesus fulfill the Old to bring all the new? Sure,at least to me. lol Col 2:14-18 Not only was Jesus nailed to the cross but also the Old covenant or law. To those who believe this.( Rom 10:4)
I then request for your feedback on THIS question:When Jesus said on the cross it is finished,he was not talking about his own death,he was speaking upon the end of the Old Covenant.
I request that you look back on Matthew 5:18.And you cannot compare the two,they are 2 different events. One is for a better covenant, the other for for a new creation.