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Which part of the law do you want to break?
Do We Have to Keep the Law?
"...Though God’s moral laws remain, neither
ritualistic nor ceremonial laws are in effect today (Neh 10:32, Ac 15:1-29, Heb
9:10, Eph 2:15, Col 2:20).
Paul wrote:
What should we say then? Should we continue in sin so
that grace may multiply? Absolutely not! How can we who died to sin still live
in it? Ro 6:1–2
Jesus said:
The scribes and the Pharisees sit in Moses’ seat.
Therefore whatever they tell you to observe,
that observe and do, but
do not do according to their works;
for they say, and do not do (Mt 23:2–3, emphasis mine).
Men are to follow the law but not all of the extra 600
some ordinances—they are not of God..." Full text:
What are tither`s rights? Apples of Gold Bible Study
Satan's got you fooled.
See:
The Bible's Criminal Code by Bob Enyart
"But if one were to try to impose it on this world today, most would immediately earn the death penalty..."
Are most
committing: murder, adultery and rape?
Maybe that's because we are not putting: murderers, adulterers and rapists to
death.
If we all of the sudden implement a biblical code of justice, we are all of the
sudden
ISIS?
You want to run our just-a-system based on what
most people are doing?
"That is why I believe Christ did not condemn the woman caught in adultery."
He can forgive her. He's God.
What does that have to do with a biblical code of justice?
"She was doing what most in that and our day were doing."
And you thought that meant to send all: murders,
adulterers and rapists back out on the streets with a serving of orange glazed
chicken? You're sure going to make a criminal happy today?
"Even the Pharisees slunk away because even they were worthy of death. It just took a little supernatural conviction and revealing of their sins."
Do you more or less: murder, adultery and rape?
Eccl 10:2,
Jn 10:10
Laws come from God not man (1 Ti 1:8-10, Ac 5:29).
