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quoting this Deuteronomy 27:26 'Cursed [is] the one who does not confirm [all] the words of this law by observing them.' Law here is singular. so is book in Galatians. guess what's in Deuteronomy 5.

James 2:9-11 calls them equivalent. one Law. your purely human tradition calls Moses ignorable and the decalogue greater than the blood of Christ. because you want to delete thousands of jots and tittles and make the crucifixion meaningless, can you ndemning all over one ritual observance...

Referring to the law ((singular)) of Moses. See verse 5. @SabbathBlessing you have had this discussion and lost the argument 1,000 times in this forum. why do you keep teaching things you know are false?

oh? where do you get your doves and goats for your guilt offerings, and who administers the lambs for the weekly sabbath sacrifice for you? do you use unbleached flour or not when you make the required grain offering? Galatians 3:10, friend.

you might want to read the previous verse and discover that Leviticus 19 - the specific charge James has against them - is every bit as much considered "the Law" as Exodus 20 is. but you might want to read Colossians 2 again first, over and over and over until you find yourself in it.

God warned us about people like you, who try to delete jots and tittles, and make the cross of Christ useless. James 2:10 For whoever shall keep the whole law, and yet stumble in one [point,] he is guilty of all. note that the Spirit of God says "the whole law ((singular))" not "all the laws"

the Bible speaks of the Law as one Law. not of parts you can ignore and parts you can't. there aren't 'priestly laws' vs 'moral laws' - - there is just the law, and you are either under it all or not any of it, and you are either guilty of all of it by failing any point, or you keep every jot...

well to be fair someone could say it shows double predestination too, because all 12 were chosen, 11 to life and 1 to destruction. but what i think is cool here is that Christ has chosen them - while in John 17 we have the same people described as given to Him by the Father. so having been...

related - - John 15:15-16 No longer do I call you servants, for a servant does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all things that I heard from My Father I have made known to you. You did not choose Me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go...

never commanded to anyone until Exodus 16.

if a ritual gave you rest, you wouldn't need to repeat it next week.

Christ is our sabbath-rest.

**cough** Hebrews 7:12

because this is the day of the week God chose to raise Himself from the dead, on Firstfruits

but you want to change it, right? remove several words ;)

does that apply to John 11:51..? or more clearly, Numbers 22-24?

he does think it should be removed. he doesn't like it.

why is Judas called "son of destruction" and lost "so that scripture might be fulfilled"? ((re: John 17:12)) God loves him; He gives him the sop of the bread, the most honored part. is prophecy a lucky guess or foreordination?

now you agree God hardened Pharoah's heart? cool.

that's an interesting example. was God looking Abraham's input, or just revealing His plan to him? was it always God's intention to save Lot, his wife, and two of their daughters? or was this because of Abraham's conversation? what input did they have in being saved from the judgment of Sodom by...