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Nor did he forbid them.

Forbid what you say is forbidden - musical instruments.

Fools would very much appreciate it if we didn't use that word.

You, too, speak without understanding.

You speak without understanding. Jesus does not contradict himself by calling people "fools", then telling his disciples to not do as he did. Jesus was obviously speaking about verbal abuse meant to hurt someone in hatred and anger.

That is not an idiomatic expression. It means exactly what it says. The end point of faith is salvation.

Jesus himself called people fools. The ways of the lord are right and the righteous will walk in them, but the ungodly will fall in them. Ye fools and blind: for whether is greater, the gold, or the temple that sanctifieth the gold? And, Whosoever shall swear by the altar, it is nothing; but...

Don't play that game with me. The bible repeatedly calls people fools.

You're just setting up and knocking down a straw man by saying that obedience has to be 100% or it's not obedience; therefore since we can't be 100% obedient, obedience is not required. That's an erroneous perception of grace. Obedience is learned, and GOD gives us the grace to make mistakes and...

Did he give you the authority to forbid it? Absence of example is not prohibition against. We are called to freedom, not chains.

Faithfulness. These will make war with the Lamb, and the Lamb will conquer them, because he is Lord of lords and King of kings, and those with him are called and chosen and faithful.” Revelation 17:14

I really don't like having discussions with you because you are unable to grasp the most basic points, and just twist everything I say to say what you want it to say.

Such is the mind of someone who has sent away (if even he ever had) the foremost love.

A works gospel is described in 1 Corinthians 13:3 and Revelation 2:2-5.

Whatever you want to do, friend. You've done nothing but condemn and find fault with others since you've been here. That's the work of self-righteousness, which is the fruit of a works gospel.

That's the fruit of a works gospel.

You've got the self-righteousness written all over you.

Philippians 2:7 does not say a man (singular); it says men (plural). So Jesus did not become mankind (men; plural) or men, but he became a man in their likeness.

A works gospel is going through motions that a person thinks works righteousness that are not what the spirit is saying to do. It's idolatry.

No, I don't think there's any righteousness in not having a certain dwelling place.