This kind of response proves that you DON'T believe what Jesus taught.
It tell you don't believe Jesus tought on Matt 24:13
Must endure to the end, not only have faith for 3 hours
This kind of response proves that you DON'T believe what Jesus taught.
Ephesians 2:8-10
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9Not of works, lest any man should boast. 10For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.
God saves the believer through grace and not by their works; but He works through the believer.
A simple question.
Jesus died and was buried on the day of preparation for a Sabbath, in three of the four gospels.
Where in Leviticus does it specify the preparation day for your high Sabbath day?
The text does not mention a complete rest from all work, only servile (laborious) work.
Once again, I did not see the word sabbath mentioned in Leviticus 23:6-8.
This kind of response proves that you DON'T believe what Jesus taught.
A simple question.
Jesus died and was buried on the day of preparation for a Sabbath, in three of the four gospels.
Where in Leviticus does it specify the preparation day for your high Sabbath day?
The text does not mention a complete rest from all work, only servile (laborious) work.
Once again, I did not see the word sabbath mentioned in Leviticus 23:6-8.
Jesus was clear. He gives peopel eternal life when they become believers and they shall never perish.It tell you don't believe Jesus tought on Matt 24:13
Must endure to the end, not only have faith for 3 hours
Your comments prove that you have rejected John 5:24 and 10:28.It tell you don't believe what Jesus tought
Jesus tought He that endure to the end will be save
Yep, people think Paul contradict Jesus teaching in Matt 25
If we read on contect, Paul not again Matt 25 et all
Paul teaching salvation by faith not by work is again Jews OT that was replace by the death of Jesus
So no more circumcicion, no more OT law,
But yes faith bear the fruit of love
Paul itself teach how love is the most in 1 Corinthian 13
13 If I speak in the tongues[a] of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal.2 If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains,but do not have love, I am nothing. 3 If I give all I possess to the poor and give over my body to hardship that I may boast,[b]but do not have love, I gain nothing.
Is that faith or love the most
13 And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.
Save by faith alone but faith that saved never alone
It will bear fruit it is love
God told us thousands of years ago that even His own would turn away from His truth.
We shouldn't be surprised by this.
FreeGrace2 said:
This kind of response proves that you DON'T believe what Jesus taught.
Your comments prove that you have rejected John 5:24 and 10:28.
Have you clipped those verses out of your Bible? They sure aren't in your mind.
Who has said that on this thread? It is John 5:24 and 10:28 that interpret Matt 25. You keep doing it backward. Starting with a much less clear verse and trying to figure out the very simple, plain and straightforward verses.
This is totally contradictory. If salvation is "by faith alone", then that faith IS alone. Period.
It is either alone or it is not alone. It can't be both.
It's similar to today.People are weird. Israelites were sitting next to a smoking mountain covered in a dark cloud and lightning, and they all thought it was a good idea to bully a priest into making an idol to worship. Kind of surreal to think about. I don't pretend to understand it.
There are three ancient church traditions, the Roman, the Corinthian, and the Laodicean. All three of these first century churches are still with us today. They may practice their Sunday service different to each other, different church rules. Yet these three first century churches all follow the same tradition. Jesus crucified and buried Friday, in the tomb Saturday, rose Sunday.IOW -- more briefly -- what we have to figure out is whether to a Jew "high sabbath" means a weekly sabbath fell concurrent with a feast cease-from-ordinary-work day, or whether "high sabbath" to a Jew means any of the cease-from-ordinary-work days which are associated with a feast rather than from one of the 'ordinary' seventh days.
because we don't see "high sabbath" in the OT either, but we see it in the NT.
so what do the Jewish authors of the gospels mean by that phrase?
as i said IMO to answer that we have to look at Jewish thought, and Jewish thought leads me to the conclusion it means a feast-day upon which it is commanded to cease certain works. i.e. the 1st & 7th days of Unleavened Bread.
Jesus rose on the third day and definitely not after the third day (1 Corinthians 15).
You must stop claiming that Jesus rose after the third day because that is heresy.
Jesus cannot rise after the third day and that is a heresy.3 of the gospels say Sunday ✞
1 of the gospels say the end of sabbath ✞
People don't usually know about night/day cycles from the bible, it isn't really taught. If anyone is curious, it looks like this:
✞Night/Day - Night/Day - Night/Day - Night/Day* - Night/Day¹ - Night/Day² - Night/Day³✞A 'day' is a 12~hour period of dark, and 12~hour period of light. The night comes first (darkness before the light). "The evening and the morning were the first day". Days start at each sunset (changes slightly daily).
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sabbath
At the end of sabbath (✞) is when they went to check the tomb and found Him shortly after (✞).
So let's say for simplicity's sake, Jesus was killed Wednesday at 6pm (*) then 3 days in the tomb would give a resurrection time of 6pm Saturday (the end of sabbath and start of Sunday night).
They cannot prove that Jesus resurrected on Sunday, only God and maybe some angels were there. My belief is that He completed 3 full 24 hour periods to fulfill prophecy. Would it matter if it was a few minutes longer or shorter? I don't personally think so but I believe from a legalistic perspective it would probably matter.
Does this justify changing God's commandment? No. We were told that some people esteem all days the same, and some people remember the sabbath. God did not change the sabbath to Sunday. God did not tell you to that your arbitrary day off is the sabbath. God did not tell you to remember any day you want to. If you don't want to keep the sabbath don't try and justify Sunday worship with mental gymnastics.
We meet in Church to celebrate the risen Christ. We don't meet to honor a Jewish law concerning what day we should have a rest.3 of the gospels say Sunday ✞
1 of the gospels say the end of sabbath ✞
People don't usually know about night/day cycles from the bible, it isn't really taught. If anyone is curious, it looks like this:
✞Night/Day - Night/Day - Night/Day - Night/Day* - Night/Day¹ - Night/Day² - Night/Day³✞A 'day' is a 12~hour period of dark, and 12~hour period of light. The night comes first (darkness before the light). "The evening and the morning were the first day". Days start at each sunset (changes slightly daily).
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sabbath
At the end of sabbath (✞) is when they went to check the tomb and found Him shortly after (✞).
So let's say for simplicity's sake, Jesus was killed Wednesday at 6pm (*) then 3 days in the tomb would give a resurrection time of 6pm Saturday (the end of sabbath and start of Sunday night).
They cannot prove that Jesus resurrected on Sunday, only God and maybe some angels were there. My belief is that He completed 3 full 24 hour periods to fulfill prophecy. Would it matter if it was a few minutes longer or shorter? I don't personally think so but I believe from a legalistic perspective it would probably matter.
Does this justify changing God's commandment? No. We were told that some people esteem all days the same, and some people remember the sabbath. God did not change the sabbath to Sunday. God did not tell you to that your arbitrary day off is the sabbath. God did not tell you to remember any day you want to. If you don't want to keep the sabbath don't try and justify Sunday worship with mental gymnastics.
Jesus rose on the third day, here are the verses. Mark actually states Jesus rose on Sunday.3 of the gospels say Sunday ✞
1 of the gospels say the end of sabbath ✞
People don't usually know about night/day cycles from the bible, it isn't really taught. If anyone is curious, it looks like this:
✞Night/Day - Night/Day - Night/Day - Night/Day* - Night/Day¹ - Night/Day² - Night/Day³✞A 'day' is a 12~hour period of dark, and 12~hour period of light. The night comes first (darkness before the light). "The evening and the morning were the first day". Days start at each sunset (changes slightly daily).
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Sabbath
At the end of sabbath (✞) is when they went to check the tomb and found Him shortly after (✞).
So let's say for simplicity's sake, Jesus was killed Wednesday at 6pm (*) then 3 days in the tomb would give a resurrection time of 6pm Saturday (the end of sabbath and start of Sunday night).
They cannot prove that Jesus resurrected on Sunday, only God and maybe some angels were there. My belief is that He completed 3 full 24 hour periods to fulfill prophecy. Would it matter if it was a few minutes longer or shorter? I don't personally think so but I believe from a legalistic perspective it would probably matter.
Does this justify changing God's commandment? No. We were told that some people esteem all days the same, and some people remember the sabbath. God did not change the sabbath to Sunday. God did not tell you to that your arbitrary day off is the sabbath. God did not tell you to remember any day you want to. If you don't want to keep the sabbath don't try and justify Sunday worship with mental gymnastics.
We meet in Church to celebrate the risen Christ. We don't meet to honor a Jewish law concerning what day we should have a rest.
Christians were never under the law, Christians are under grace.
I don't have to justify Sunday worship because I do not adhere to the law of Moses.
You threw 99.9% of the law in the dust bin but you are trying to hold on to, just one page from the law.
You need to make a clean break and fall completely under the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.
It is intolerable that you claim Jesus did not rise on that third day. You cannot occupy that space. Your basing your entire understanding of the death and resurrection, on one verse in Matthew. That is ridiculous. You are generating a faction, a division in Christianity. You will pay the price for that.
The law isn't Jewish. The commandments aren't the law. The commandments aren't Jewish. Christ does not change the sabbath. The sabbath will last until the end of time, it will not be taken away, or changed, or diminished, or cursed. It is a holy day that was in God's heart before creation and will remain a holy day.
I literally said that Jesus spent 3x24hour period in the grave and you type multiple posts telling me I'm wrong. You didn't even read my post properly you just want to copy dozens of bible verses.
I literally told you that 1 of the gospels says at the end of the sabbath and then you post the verse confirming what I said... to prove me wrong?