David in NJ
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The more we let go of religion/respect of persons the more the LORD opens our eyes.There is always more
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i have come to understand that HE leaves people where they are at if they refuse to believe His words.
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The more we let go of religion/respect of persons the more the LORD opens our eyes.There is always more
Hugs
I don't know if it's they refuse to believe but rather I think people are afraid of being judged for hearing outside the box.The more we let go of religion/respect of persons the more the LORD opens our eyes.
i have come to understand that HE leaves people where they are at if they refuse to believe His words.
As an example.Exo 15:22
So Moses brought Israel from the Red sea, and they went out into the wilderness of Shur; and they went three days in the wilderness, and found no water.
I don't know if it's they refuse to believe but rather I think people are afraid of being judged for hearing outside the box.
The carnal mind is at war with God.
And everything that is written we see as images. But the pictures we draw with our minds (types) have a different picture in the spiritual realm.
All we can do is judge by what we see.
I see God planted a garden in Eden. Of all the trees they could eat.
I hear: I see men walking as trees...
I hear: fruit of the spirit.
I think.. what kind of trees were in the garden? They were good to eat.
Good fruit.
The I think: Are these the souls under the altar that give God praise?
I have a really hard time seeing the bible carnally anymore. There is always something beyond what is written.
Everything, tree, plant, thorn, grass, animals, waters, clouds.. you name it, everything I read I see what we see in the world,
but I also hear something with a deeper meaning. A spiritual application.
So far I haven't found anything in the OT that doesn't have a spiritual application in the NT.
Paul calls it, comparing spiritual with spiritual.
1Co 2:13
Which things also we speak, not in the words which man's wisdom teacheth, but which the Holy Ghost teacheth; comparing spiritual things with spiritual.
Eph 1:3
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ:
Col 1:9
For this cause we also, since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you, and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding;
And the world is going to think your foolish, and you have your head in the clouds. To which I say Amen and I hope I never come down lol.
It all started with bread and understanding that bread meant the word that we break and share and eat and it sustains us spiritually.
It's been onward and upward since then. Or digging deeper for hidden treasure.
Treasures both old and new.
The trouble is trying to explain it, but if you look close enough scripture interprets itself. Every jot and tittle of it.
hugs
I have a really hard time seeing the bible carnally anymore.
The Ten Commandments and the Two Summaries - both are identical. Any dichotomy is a false dichotomy.LOL You being funny of course the Ten Commandments were written on the tablets of stone....Not the summaries.
I am not saying that God did not write on the Tablets. The scriptures says that God told Moses the Ten Commandments in Chapter 34 and told him to write them the tablets.
LOL produce the scripture(s).
Not following any of this - please explain.
See post #661
Again read the storyline
They could not be in the Ark until God gave the tablets to Moses.
So, why is it the only one you're telling us to forget?"Keep the sabbath holy" is the ONLY commandment given with the specific command of "REMEMBER"
The Ten Commandments existed before Exodus and were merely codified in Exodus. You do realize that codification doesn't deny prior existence of the things being codified, right?This command BEGAN with God in Genesis and BECOMES one of the Big TEN in Exodus and the ONLY one with "REMEMBER" attached to it.
Look, it's you - not me - that needs lessons for why the Sabbath commandment remains for the Christian to remember...because you're the one speaking out of both sides of his mouth as to why we can forget it, by arguing that grace somehow simultaneously elevates days 1 - 6 but also demotes day 7.The 3rd Most Important commandment that is attached to:
#1 - "Love God, no graven images , no other gods before HIM"
#2 - "You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain,"
#3 - “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy"
Certainly, the LORD Jesus Christ did not forget this MOST IMPORTANT Commandment.
For if Christ forgot to "REMEMBER" to tell His Disciples this commandment HE would of committed sin.
Can you find it in the GOSPEL???
Your second sentence here makes a great point: codification of laws is often preceded by the existence of those laws. But as to your first sentence: how do we know this? If a "natural law" concept embraces all ten, I would be a bit surprised.The Ten Commandments existed before Exodus and were merely codified in Exodus. You do realize that codification doesn't deny prior existence of the things being codified, right?
The Ten Commandments and the Two Summaries - both are identical. Any dichotomy is a false dichotomy.
The One Universal is also identical to them - any trichotomy between them is likewise a false trichotomy.
Your second sentence here makes a great point: codification of laws is often preceded by the existence of those laws. But as to your first sentence: how do we know this? If a "natural law" concept embraces all ten, I would be a bit surprised.
You're asking for a Bible verse that addresses whether "natural law" embraces all ten commandments? I don't know of one. "Natural law" isn't well described in the Bible with the robustness we might like to see, particularly as to its relation to moral law. Paul touched on the concept in Romans, but not in great detail.Scripture please! LOL
You're asking for a Bible verse that addresses whether "natural law" embraces all ten commandments? I don't know of one. "Natural law" isn't well described in the Bible with the robustness we might like to see, particularly as to its relation to moral law. Paul touched on the concept in Romans, but not in great detail.
So how do we know that the law to keep the Sabbath, for example, was in effect prior to the Ten Commandments being handed down to Moses?No...
The Ten Commandments existed before Exodus and were merely codified in Exodus.
So how do we know that the law to keep the Sabbath, for example, was in effect prior to the Ten Commandments being handed down to Moses?
Show me scripture where it says , oh it dont matter what religon one is in , what matters is did they love and find common ground .Scripture please! LOL
and when christendom flies the rainbow flag of divesity and inclusion THERE BE A FAR BIGGER PROBLEM .There is always more
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Thank you. The idea that the Ten Commandments didn't exist until Sinai is such a dishonest, juvenile approach to Scripture which appeals only to hypocritical juveniles who boldly insist Christians don't have to keep them but cowardly refuse to publicly declare that we may break them.Your second sentence here makes a great point: codification of laws is often preceded by the existence of those laws. But as to your first sentence: how do we know this? If a "natural law" concept embraces all ten, I would be a bit surprised.
By "scripture" I think you mean the collection of writings that, thanks to a developed consensus in the fourth century, happened to get included in what we now call "the Bible," right? No other "scriptures," Eastern or otherwise, count, right? On that understanding, no, I cannot show you a verse saying that "it dont matter what religion one is in."Show me scripture where it says , oh it dont matter what religon one is in , what matters is did they love and find common ground .
Moses carved out the stone and God wrote the TEN COMMANDMENTS on them with HIS HANDS.Folks people will lie to you about the scriptures and never give it a second thought….the origin and birth of false beliefs. Look at it for yourself
Compare these two sets of scriptures and see for yourself that they are in fact different! LOL
Exodus 20:1-17 Not written on the tabets.
And
Exodus 34:10-27 The ones God called the Ten Commandments and told Moses to write them on the tablets to establish the Covenant.
Show me scripture where it says , oh it dont matter what religon one is in , what matters is did they love and find common ground .
I want every person on this site
to truly show me where my error has been when i constantly remind all
that all other relgions are false
that there is no such thing as GOOD people in religoins . THAT IN FACT NO ONE IS GOOD but GOD .
and that ALL DO NEED TO BELIEVE ON JESUS CHRIST .
so , tell me , what is my wrong to society and the churches so called
just because i wont pick up a rainbow , or allow them or anyone to believe that other religoins are okay
and that somehow this lovey do crap is gonna save them .
IT WONT . ALL WILL BE DAMNED WHO TROD JESUS UNDER FOOT .
ALL who rejected the love of the truth WILL be given over to the delusoin to believe a lie and they will be damned .
When some of the Israelites went out to gather manna on the Sabbath and God questioned Moses as to how long will Israel refuse to keep His laws, that was in Exodus 16 - way before they got to Sinai - proving that keeping the Sabbath was already a law that existed, albeit forgotten due to 400+ years of Egyptian bondage.So how do we know that the law to keep the Sabbath, for example, was in effect prior to the Ten Commandments being handed down to Moses?