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The answer to both questions is the same: No.

It amazes me that a person can so badly misunderstand the plain text, reject correction when it is offered, and persist in posting error. Oh… and continue demanding an explanation from others as to why their misinterpretation is sound. 🤦

Are you sure about that? I suggest you do some more research.

There is so much poor grammar in this post that your meaning is obscured. Please, use a translation app instead of attempting to explain complex concepts in a language you haven’t mastered.

Possible, and even plausible, but far from certain.

The word is “bearing”.

The stubborn blindness amazes me.

Nonsense. You would do well to use Google Translate instead of bafflegabbing your way through a theological discussion.

The answer is staring you in the face.

Since that's exactly what you are doing, you are a hypocrite.

Do your own homework. I have no need to support the assertions of others.

Jesus did perfectly keep the Law. However, what Jesus does in and through us is prevent sin, not "keep the Law". Keeping the Law means obeying every last ordinance, including animal sacrifices. Since we don't offer animal sacrifices, we don't keep the Law. You can pretend you're keeping the Law...

Yes... I suppose it is. :)

When you study a subject but refuse to learn anything other than what you believed beforehand, you have wasted your time. You have been corrected several times on several points in this post, but you persist in stating and obviously also believing what is not true and which contradicts...

Methinks we've gotten off topic.

Agreed. Because eclipses are predictable through scientific means, it is unlikely that they are prophetic.

If you had good reasons for repeating yourself (I'm confident that you don't), doing so wouldn't demonstrate your stubbornness.

I think you have discovered the perfect passwords.

However, it was and is powerless to make us holy. Adherence to the law does nothing to make us righteous in God’s sight. As Paul asked the Galatians, having begun your sanctification in the Spirit, why would you attempt to complete it in the flesh?

Repeating yourself after being corrected only demonstrates your stubbornness.