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to me, here is a key to their thinking- they define sin as " breaking the Law' . and yes, it is. but it goes much, much deeper, sin is missing the mark, falling short of a standard, knowing to do good and not doing so. when you use the proper definition of sin, it changes how you view...

all right, here is my reply. 1. gentiles were nor are now under the Law of Moses. 2. there are plenty instructional Scripture in the N. T. why are those not sufficient ? 3. Law/ Sabbath keeping have nothing to do with salvation through faith in Christ. 4. Jesus did not rise on the Sabbath...

so, I was apparently correct about what I said earlier, to which you chastised me for saying. are you going to chastise yourself about, in a very wordy, way, about what you said here?? I mean, in a take the plank out of your own eye type thing??

look, this is not a " safe space". if you choose to post here, expect criticism . it seems as if you are saying that the Law is no longer in effect, but we should still be keeping to be proper believers. if that is not the case, my apology . but, maybe you could clarify what you are saying.

remember when I wanted to discuss the Fruits of the Spirt , and you choose not to? well. since you mentioned where the Spirt leads you ( the Torah, what a surprise) , would you like to discuss them?

so, according to her, the Law was " done away with", but we still need to keep it. yep, that makes perfect logical sense....

as long as it does not include mandatory Sabbath keeping, them amen! if it does, then it is wrong.

they won't answer or give straight answers to questions. they mis-represent what others say. they throw out false accusations. but, somehow, you , doc, and myself are the " bad guys"????

no, it is not a sincere question, it is trap question. I answer " yes" you respond and say " then what do you have against them? " in would say " nothing " them you say " well, why don't do your best to follow them" you see, the law and the Sabbath have NOTHING TO DO WITH SALVATION THROUGH...

assuming you are finished with your tirade , I have one simple question- why can't we use all of the New Testament instructional teaching to grow in righteousness ? are those not sufficient ?

here is the thing, with me anyway. I think you are a nice person, I think you mean well. I think you truly desire to be righteous. and, you have said that you 100% believe that the only way to be saved is 100% faith and trust in Christ. but, here is the issue I and e.g. have- you point to the...

this is not about calvanism. this is not about osas all they do is shift and duck and dodge and accuse and refuse to say what they specifically believe, and just throw out accusations. makes me wonder, if they are so right about the Law and the Sabbath , and we have it all wrong, then why not...

these folks should be politicians , they way they make statements, walk it back, make it again , walk it back again,...…..

demean what? a judeaizer conspiracy theory that Jesus rose on the Sabbath, so we should keep the Sabbath. you see, here is the problem - the greek word used is dawn / morning . it means daybreak and coming light. not sunset. the women did not go to the tomb until sun. morning . period.

yes, I guess I have spent too much time over the years I interacting with judeaizers , I have heard all their conspiracy theories . some translations say " as the first day of the week began to dawn", they point to this. believe it or not, I have been told by some ( if you remember studyman...

you give really good politician's answers, nice and vague and non-specific . but, it is an answer. judeaizers claim that Jesus rose on the Sabbath , mostly based on some translations of when the women went to the tomb, which they point to and say that they went after the Sabbath as night fell...

first of all, sin is much more than breaking the Law. it is missing the mark ( the actual definition of the word sin), knowing to do good and not doing so. second, you did not address what happened on the mount of transfiguration , what The Father said to do with the Son's words. third, I...

well, as I say this AGAIN- gentiles were never under the Law, and hence never commanded to keep the Sabbath. Paul himself said so in Romans 2. now, as far as the Law-loving gardener goes, the I AM came down on the Mount of Transfiguration and said of the Son in the presence of Moses ( the Law...

I was speaking of nayloebear. as for the Hebrew roots guy, well he is just another Hebrew roots guy, pushing the same twisted Scripture garbage as all the others who have come and gone.