um, no, that is what you just "preached" and i was asking you about:
we were asking you about the woman caught in adultery, where the Pharisees, coming to Christ thinking to trick Him, had in mind to stone her -- as the Law actually does require.
PS reacts to this by rejecting the Pentateuch altogether as forgery; he says it's not scripture.
Studyman, refusing to admit that the Pharisees were seeking ((partly anyway - where's the adulterous man?)) to carry out exactly what the Law says, started saying referring to post-crucifixion/resurrection writings that the woman was already 'spiritually dead' so the Law is satisfied.
i mean to inquire whether you are actively rejecting the Law, denying what it says altogether ((similar to PS)) because it in fact commands corporeal, physical death be carried out at the hands of the congregation by stoning. remember, we're in Israel, in John 8 -- under the Law. will your dodginess lead you all the way to that conclusion?
so your response is to accuse me of "preaching" exactly the thing you were preaching.
RED: That is not quite right. The Pentateuch is scripture, it is right there in the Bible. We do know the Israelites worshipped many idols and we also know from scripture, they called the Golden Calf LORD. This means we have two LORDS. One of them is the deceiver, the serpent who made his first appearance in the Garden. Later Moses made an image of a serpent and later still, that same image was placed in the Temple where people worshipped it. Idol worship is another command Moses broke, he also made graven images in the form of the Cherubim and Seraphim.
The true LORD gave the commandments, and anything else comes from elsewhere.