Paul cites "do not covet" as an example of "the law" in Romans 7, where he also says we are not under the law.
What if God had written IN STONE?
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Paul cites "do not covet" as an example of "the law" in Romans 7, where he also says we are not under the law.
Their worldview is being challenged so often that they can't ban everyone of every view they dislike if they hope to keep a functioning forum. For their sake, the next best thing is for them to attempt to suppress the truth as long as possible in hopes they don't soon become the minority.
You prefer stone tablets outside of you to heart tablets inside of you?They don't want it written in Stone.
Their worldview is being challenged so often that they can't ban everyone of every view they dislike if they hope to keep a functioning forum. For their sake, the next best thing is for them to attempt to suppress the truth as long as possible in hopes they don't soon become the minority.
we have a whole subforum for conspiracy theories.
When is the present good or evil condition of a persons eternal soul unchangeable for either heaven or hell, is it the exact moment they claim to be saved or not until the exact moment of their death?
It's an oddly worded question. Perhaps you could rephrase it so I fully understand what you are asking. Also, what is the connection of your question to what I asked?
When is the present good or evil condition of a persons eternal soul unchangeable for either heaven or hell?
I can try to answer what I think you're asking. But I'm always suspicious of a person's motivation if asked to clarify and the person refuses.
Eternal life is present in all who believe on the Lord Jesus Christ. Since we can only believe during our lifetime, if someone dies without believing, they will remain under condemnation.
No. That is your MISUNDERSTANDING. Christ was declaring that the Old Covenant was finished. Even more importantly He was declaring that His redemptive work in His sufferings and death was also finished, completed, and perfectly done. He made that one perfect sacrifice for sins FOREVER, and now there are no more sacrifices for sin.
But I already pointed out that the Ten Commandments are incorporated into the Law of Christ, and you ignored that. The Law of Love incorporates the Ten Commandments.
That's really desperate, there, post.
Finish the verse, why don't you.
"So that the generation to come of your children that shall rise up after you, and the stranger that shall come from a far land, shall say, when they see the plagues of that land, and the sicknesses which the Lord hath laid upon it; ..."
Deut. 29:22
Nothing at all about the Commandments being given only to the Jews.
They have a lot of people shackled in fact.The New Testament law is still binding.
Do you not know that "the New Testament Law" is in fact the Law of Love, the Law of Christ, the Royal Law, the Law of Liberty? Of course it applies to Christians.The New Testament law is still binding.
The 10 Commandments are still to be obeyed by Christians today, literally, out of love for Christ Jesus - no matter how you slice it.
Jesus taught them, obeyed them and His followers obeyed them after His death.
False.
Jesus was 100% without sin and the Sabbath Commandment was never done away with anymore than any of the other 9 Commandments.
Those who hate the Sabbath Commandment hate God and all of His law.