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If this is so, then Paul was a false apostle, right?

I don't know! Why don't you answer it yourself?

Jesus didn't mean: The law of Moses will be in force until all is fulfilled AND until heaven and earth pass away. He meant: The law of Moses will be in force until all is fulfilled, except (of course) if heaven and earth pass away first.

until heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, not a dot, will pass from the Law until all is accomplished. You guys don't keep the whole Law and that means ALL has already been fulfilled.

Keep the Law? Of course not! Not even Law keepers keep the Law, so why should we?

All those who attended the Council of Jerusalem.

The other disciples gave Paul the right hand of fellowship, did they not?

Hi, FS! If your interpretation is correct then Paul was a false apostle. I found an interesting book in Google Books: Jesus' Words Only Or Was Paul The Apostle Jesus Condemns In Revelation 2? I'm sure you'll love it!

Once I said something like that, but with quotation marks.

Welcome to Christian Chat, Lilian. If the law of Moses is still in force that means Paul was a false prophet because he said we were not under the Law.

No, I can't defend my faith, I just have faith. To those who believe, no proof is necessary and to those who don't, no proof is enough. But I can make some comments: Even if the whole universe were made up of a tennis ball sized celestial body with two ants living on it, that would be more...

It is absolutely essential that the repented sinner is really repented and willing to not cheat on their spouses anymore. I know many church goers who go to bed with people other than their spouses and then just say: "Oh Lord, I'm sorry". They claim that the Lord Jesus has already paid for ALL...

You're right! Paul did not have authority from himself, he just relayed Christ's message

You're right! Paul was not the only one who told us to stop keeping the law of Moses. What I actually mean is that it was mainly Paul who told us that.

Where did you find evidence that I am trying to keep the law of Moses, that I don't serve and don't love others, that I place my needs above the needs of others and that I don't trust God?

There was a long transition period between the Old and the New Covenants. Just keep in mind that Paul's conversion took place 2-3 years after the cross, the Council of Jerusalem some 15 years, and some teachers say that the Primitive Church was completely free from the Law some 40 years after...

I agree with you 100%, but my question is not whether or not we should keep the Torah. Actually, my question is this: Who told us to stop keeping the law of Moses? It is true that during His earthly ministry Jesus never told the disciples to stop keeping the Law, and many law keepers today...

Since my childhood I have been observing human beings and came to the following conclusion: Virtues and flaws of character are evenly distributed between men and women, so I have no reason to be sexist.

We all need to feel the full presence of God in our hearts.

Psalm 14:5 (KJV) There were they in great fear: for God is in the generation of the righteous.