Did Jesus ever tell us that we no longer need to keep the law of Moses?

Many brothers in my denomination say that the church building is a holy place, but only during the service. Outside that period of time the building deserves respect, but not admiration as the word "reverence" encompasses. But the important point being discussed here is this: Why don't Law-keepers put together a list of effective laws of Moses?

Like I stated before. When you start trying to keep the Fourth Commandment you will be attacked by Satan and his army. They will come at you with the fierceness of all your friends and family. That is like a threshold point that the evil forces of this world will not stand for. If and when you survive this attack, the Holy Spirit will be guiding you, that is a promise. You won't endure without God's help. View attachment 202167

Many brothers in my denomination say that the church building is a holy place, but only during the service. Outside that period of time the building deserves respect, but not admiration as the word "reverence" encompasses. But the important point being discussed here is this: Why don't Law-keepers put together a list of effective laws of Moses?

Dear Marcelo, Why don't you start the list?
Don't Murder
Don't Steal
Don't Covet

I am pretty sure these are items you vehemently support, so why not on a list for you? These are laws you keep and insist on right? If so you are a lawkeeper.

If the Holy Spirit should ever guide me to keep the Sabbath, I will do it.

Because the Bible says that if I break one of the commandments I'll be guilty of breaking all of them.

Any response to the temple feedback? You ask, I take time to share and you do not reply? Why not?

Regarding physical buildings, have you considered;

Mat 18:20 KJV For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.

If you seek, knock, and ask regarding specific things with a heart to know and abide by what you are shown you will be guided, PROVIDED! You give due diligence to studying out the scriptures thoroughly regarding what you are intent on understanding. You will not receive guidance you do not seek after diligently!

Like I stated before. When you start trying to keep the Fourth Commandment you will be attacked by Satan and his army. They will come at you with the fierceness of all your friends and family. That is like a threshold point that the evil forces of this world will not stand for. If and when you survive this attack, the Holy Spirit will be guiding you, that is a promise. You won't endure without God's help. View attachment 202167

Amen. Love is placed at the centre.
I whole heartedly agree, love in our hearts in the Kingdom of Heaven come to reign through
Christ and the cross.

Gods word works through us and comes to bring us to this place, where we are just bowedhe
before Him, honouring who He is and knowing the love He has placed within us, the power
of the Kingdom, eternity and love working its way through every aspect of our lives.

Oh, sorry, I was busy with a phone call.

It seems to me that the temple referred to in that verse is a physical temple, not a spiritual one. The Hebrews were supposed to show reverence to the temple where they worshiped God.

OK, but I still think you should put together a list of effective Mitzvot.

Am I to draw from your comment; that if The Holy Spirit led you to keep Gods commandments and you concluded that if you could only keep 99 out of a hundred of them but for that one you would be held accountable for them all then you would decide "to hell with it" I may as well break any of them that I want since I will receive the same penalty?

OK, but I still think you should put together a list of effective Mitzvot.

Even back in the time of Moses when he first gave the list, not everything applied to every person's situation. That was one of my earlier points last week. So when asked to provide a list that everyone is to follow today, the question doesn't compute because the list already exists. Just read it and see what applies to you and your situation and then do those things.

...but the question is still putting the cart before the horse...

After the receipt of the Holy Spirit, the intention of the Holy Spirit is to move the person to love Yah will ALL of their heart, soul, mind and strength. That doesn't mean what the world has redefined love to mean (i.e. "a high level of emotion and affection for..."). It means to put in energy, to give your all, your maximum effort to please Yah, even at your own expense (self-sacrifice).

...because (with the Holy Spirit in you) you WANT to do that. You want please Yah as much as humanly possible...which is specifically what "the holy spirit inside" was prophesied to do from ancient time.

...to provide the "WANT to"; that very desire. The unction. It's the Messiah's very own Spirit and that's all HE wanted to do when he was here in the flesh.

This was the missing piece of the puzzle that caused Israel and Judah to fail to obey. They lacked the desire.

The Messiah's very own Spirit inside of a person will cause that person to desire to do everything the Messiah's did. It can't not do that. It is written that such is what the promised Spirit was going to do once it was given.

With it, a person will not not want to do all that's in their power to do to obey. This is what Paul explains when he talks about the Spirit of Christ in Romans.

This is the mystery of godliness finally revealed: Christ in you.

Another thing, when Yahshua walked the earth He kept the commands perfectly, didn't He? Yet, we know He did not do the ones for the Levite priests, judges, women, etc. When we uphold what pertains to us, we uphold them all it seems.

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Another thing, when Yahshua walked the earth He kept the commands perfectly, didn't He? Yet, we know He did not do the ones for the Levite priests, judges, women, etc. When we uphold what pertains to us, we uphold them all it seems.

Am I to draw from your comment; that if The Holy Spirit led you to keep Gods commandments and you concluded that if you could only keep 99 out of a hundred of them but for that one you would be held accountable for them all then you would decide "to hell with it" I may as well break any of them that I want since I will receive the same penalty?

Great post I'm so glad you said this about the "list" and that it is according to the individual. I read sources that say there are 613 or so, but have not gone thru the books to count them. For the sake of communicating I'll use that list and right away I see much of it pertains to the temple sacrifices. There are those who relate to the priests, to judges/ people in authority, for married men, so on. I am a married woman, a grandma/ great grandma, no livestock or crops. There is not a lot of commands for me. Some of these instructions are antiquated as we now have indoor plumbing etc. I just don't see what is so hard about them, they are beautiful and courteous instructions designed to cause us to have a better life. Imagine not having to lock your doors because no one steals, kills, does harm? I do remember when I was a little girl, we didn't lock our doors. It was out in the country, nothing bad ever happened around us back then it was so nice. When our Messiah comes back He will rule with an iron rod! Every one will bend the knee. I consider what we do here in this life is practice.

Another thing, when Yahshua walked the earth He kept the commands perfectly, didn't He? Yet, we know He did not do the ones for the Levite priests, judges, women, etc. When we uphold what pertains to us, we uphold them all it seems.

If the Holy Spirit should ever guide me to keep the Sabbath, I will do it.