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Paula, good answer. Some ancient manuscripts do not include the phrase “without a cause.” Modern translations like the ESV and NIV often leave it out, making...
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Hi Kilian Kean, I do not believe that followers of Yeshua (Jesus) are required to observe the Law of Moses. We are not living during Old Mosaic Law Covenant...
Good personal question as I have been guilty of this in the past. "Corban" is a Hebrew word that shows up in the Greek New Testament and most English Bibles...
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Hi Genovine Ozichi, It is true that the Old Testament and the New Testament are not two separate Bibles. Both are the Word of God. However, within this one...
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Matthew 22:17 Is it permitted to pay taxes to Caesar A clever query. Answering yes could discredit Jesus among the people for supporting the empire; but...
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Hi Michael Scott, Nowhere in the New Testament is anyone commanded to observe the Law, except the Gospels. And the only reason why Jesus taught the Jews to...
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Hi Michael Scott, Nowhere in the New Testament is anyone commanded to observe the Law, except the Gospels. And the only reason why Jesus taught the Jews to...
Insightful question, Salvador! I wondered about that myself, previously. Now, though I believe this: Jesus said, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God...
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"Tickled for you to hear it, I am pickled with the Spirit!" Billy...you might be on to something!
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Amen! Much more romantic than Song of Solomon, which is way deeper than romance!
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Doug, I posted some time ago and explanation of the difference in the meaning of the two words. Seems there was an old text that used both words. It was an...
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I would also like to add to Houdmann's (gotquestions.org) answer that we have to take most of the Bible on faith and not fact. For instance, nothing has been...
Genesis 4:4: And Abel, he also brought of the firstling of his flock and of the fat thereof. And the Lord had respect unto Abel and to his offering: The...
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Amen, Kelli! Attitude is usually a reflection of leadership! And leadership is a heavy lift, an awesome challenge!! There are some women who can handle it...
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Danny, I totally agree with you. Too many Christian men love to take choice verses from Ephesians 5 and use them to "lord it over" their wives, and they...
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I believe this point of view misses at least one particular truth; that there are women who have never seen the inside of a church building, or read a...
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Yes, that is a great scripture and thoughtful read. For me the next bit I've found that brings me even more energy into my life is finding the right Pastor...
My opinion of this (What does it mean, "Those who pull evil along using cords of emptiness are as good as dead, who pull sin as with cart ropes"?) is here:...
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Hi John Whittaker, I agree with your comments. Christians are not obligated to observe the Law. We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times...
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Hi Tony Flores, We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times of the Mosaic Law. We are now living during the New Testament (Covenant) times...
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Hi Thomas, I agree with your comments. Christians are not obligated to observe the Law. We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times of the...
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Hi Christian, We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times of the Mosaic Law. We are now living during the New Testament (Covenant) times...
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Hi Tom Howard, I agree with you. Those who believe Jesus died for their sins are not obligated to observe the Law of Moses. The only commandment that is not...
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Hi Melissa Nock, I agree with your comments. Christians are not obligated to observe the Law. We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times...
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Hi Joe Cattani, We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times of the Mosaic Law. We are now living during the New Testament (Covenant) times...
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Hi Bryan Naidoo, I agree with your comments. Christians are not obligated to observe the Law. We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times...
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Hi Curtis Reed, I agree with your comments. Christians are not obligated to observe the Law. We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times of...
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Hi Vin Smith, I agree with you. Those who believe Jesus died for their sins are not obligated to observe the Law of Moses. The only commandment that is not...
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Hi Salem Markus Purba, We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times of the Mosaic Law. We are now living during the New Testament (Covenant)...
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Hi Cliff Fleming, It is true that the Old Testament and the New Testament are not two separate Bibles. Both are the Word of God. However, within this one...
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Hi Keith Slough, We are no longer living during Old Testament (Covenant) times of the Mosaic Law. We are now living during the New Testament (Covenant) times...
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Hi Bruce Schultz, I agree with you. Those who believe Jesus died for their sins are not obligated to observe the Law of Moses. The only commandment that is...
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Proverbs 6:16-19 lists out evil things that God hates or abhors. God was not and cannot be the author of evil. He neither created or permitted it.
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My view is that his writeup has been carefully crafted to support deterministic soteriology, a doctrine that finds no support in Scripture. The poof texts...
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Thanks for the elaborate summary.
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Romans 9 distinctly shows that election is God's choice, not ours. Before the brothers had done anything good or bad God chose Jacob. Paul raises the common...
My answer is different than others here and only speaks to what I do, not what am suggesting we should do. First of all, I don't always pray before meals....
I am not a linguist so others could more properly answer this question (and may already have). That being said, my Strong's Concordance says the word...
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Faye and I celebrated our 51st anniversary of marriage last month, Ezekiel. I ain't ever had to read the Scriptures in order to know how I should treat her,...
The scroll carried the Word of God that was sent forth to reveal the judgment of God upon the thieves and the liars in the land. The curse that was sent...
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Hi Al Mari, Nowhere in the New Testament is anyone commanded to observe the Law, except the Gospels. And the only reason why Jesus taught the Jews to keep...
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Hi Michael Tinsley, I agree with your comments that Christians are not obligated to observe the Law. The Law was given to the Israelites. Nowhere in the New...
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Hi Chantel Dulin, I agree with your comments. Christians are not obligated to observe the Law. The commandments mentioned in 1 John 2:3 & 4, and 1 John...
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Hi Tega Edafiogho, I agree with your comments. Nowhere in the New Testament is anyone commanded to observe the Law, except the Gospels. And the only reason...
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Hi Emmanuel Khangale, I agree with your comments. Nowhere in the New Testament is anyone commanded to observe the Law, except the Gospels. And the only...
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Hi Bruce Lyon, I agree with your comments. Nowhere in the New Testament is anyone commanded to observe the Law, except the Gospels. And the only reason why...
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Hi Dan Rivers, I agree with your comments that Christians are not obligated to observe the Mosaic Law. Nowhere in the New Testament is anyone commanded to...
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Your view is biblical, Brother; and probably chauvinistic. I agree 100% with Ann Marin. Paul wasn't writing "the new commandments" to the Church. I think he...
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Hi Nathan Toronga, The only commandment that is not repeated in the New Testament is to keep the Sabbath. That is because this commandment is part of the...
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