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Probably something near 613 times? Or just seventy times seven?

You completely missed the point of the verse. It doesn’t say, “If you love me, you should strive to keep My commandments,” but rather, “If you love Me, you will keep My commandments.” We keep His commandments not by human effort, but by the inner workings of the Holy Spirit. He changes us...

Miss the point much?

As my question was not addressed to you, and your response is replete with irrelevant blather, I have to wonder why you bothered.

Here we have yet another dire warning from a self-appointed prophet of doom who, despite much correction, hasn't learned how to make a legible post.

Which part of "Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth: " do you not believe?

I'm not interested in your repetition. Your premise is incorrect. Do you honestly believe that "the Word" here refers to the ten commandments? Do you not understand that the term refers to Jesus Himself? Already refuted. I don't know; I'm not "most Christians". I know the history, and I know...

Or a teen who feels that being expected to complete basic chores around the home is 'slavery'.

The slave owners would disagree with you. What makes "your" morality any better than theirs?

Gog speed? lol... nice one. Try Hebrews 8:13 on for size, and if that doesn't fit, try Galatians 3:10.

Why do you think "human ownership" is wrong?

"SMH": what a stupid response. You are bereft of any basis for morality, but pretend that you are superior on the basis of one single issue. I've met five-year-olds with better reasoning skills.

smh... The way to save someone from living in sin is to introduce them to Jesus Christ. By believing in Him, they are made righteous in His sight, and the indwelling Holy Spirit changes them from the inside out so that the motivation to sin is reduced and eventually removed. Your version...

I did understand it, and saw the errors, despite the convolutions. Most people aren't going to bother wading through your bafflegab, so I simplified the message and corrected it.

What is a "moral human"? What basis of morality separates a "moral human" from any other kind of human?

Circular reasoning much? By that logic, us not jumping off a cliff is the way God saves us from jumping off a cliff. Care to rethink?

But you have failed. Obviously.

Your OP was word salad. I'm not intending to be unkind, but it was really convoluted and cried out for editing.

I did. I presented it in a simple, biblically-sound manner in my first post.

Your answer to the question is relevant to the thread. Quit jinking and just answer the question.