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There was enough hogwash in the first bit of the OP that I didn't get this far. The above is a clear demonstration that the writer knows nothing whatsoever about mental illness. He is sadly and dangerously mistaken. Mental illness is about as controllable as any physical disease... not very...

Your arrogance is commensurate with your ignorance.

I wrote preclsely what I meant to write.

Streeee (*pop*) Nope, it broke. I guess logic just doesn't stretch that far.

Thankfully, He is understanding, gracious, and merciful... unlike some Pharisees people.

I'm sure all those struggling with mental illness and other serious issues would thank you for your compassion. When you're done playing God, go out and get to know some real people who have real struggles.

Okay... we're starting to see some agreement. That sounds a bit convoluted but I think you have the correct concept. Agreed, with clarification: specifically, through faith in Christ. Jews believe in the God of Israel, but they don't believe in Christ. Not sure what you're saying here. I...

He wasn’t.

If you think RC priests can forgive sins against God, you are greatly mistaken.

Do you mean that the moon's orbit is (about) five degrees off the plane of the ecliptic, or that the moon is tilted by (about) five degrees from perpendicular to the ecliptic?

And hyperbolic statements are usually very easy to refute. “You will not certainly die,” the serpent said to the woman. You might want to consider the implications of your words before posting them. ;)

Let's unpack your sentence and examine it: "All followers of God... regardless of whether they are a Jew or a Gentile" those terms are no longer relevant. They certainly were in biblical times though, but we need to use them in that context and not try to apply the biblical context today...

Welcome to CC... You haven't provided many details, but we'll assume that there isn't a physical impediment or marital unfaithfulness in play. Obviously, it does matter. Only by mutual agreement can a married couple abstain, and then it's better to keep the period of absention as short as...

Are you suggesting that either will suffice? If so, you're contradicting Scripture. Are you suggesting that both are required? If so, you're contradicting Scripture. The "Zionists" as you call them (what the rest of the world calls "Israelis") must believe on Messiah Yeshua for salvation, for...

No worries... it happens to all of us at times. Don't confuse the issue by conflating the Law as given through Moses at Sinai with all the other "instructions" that God has given His people. The Law was given to Israel, NOT to the Gentiles. Christians are not under the Law. If you think...

Um, no. "Torah" is instructions the Jews were obligated to follow, under penalty of death. That sounds like law to me. You're making assumptions, which carry no evidentiary weight. Not at all. One has faith in God and acts on His instructions. Exactly: you're putting faith in the person, not...

I didn't say anything about "instructions"; I said Law. However, here are several examples: Abel, Genesis 4:4 Abraham, Genesis 15:6 Naaman, 2 Kings 5:17-19 Etc. With respect, you're missing the point. First, one does not "have faith" in instructions; one "has faith" in God.

I wasn't even aware of the diagram you posted. All my comments were about M_Y's diagram.

I am well aware of the explanations. They are irrelevant. The error exists, and no amount of explanation undoes that. Deal with it.

Wong. You apparently don't understand the issue. There is no "solution" to the error; the KJV has an internal contradiction where no more than one of the options can be the truth. Which is true is completely irrelevant to the point (though you were harping on that for a while). However, you...