CharismaticLady
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So Moses was suppose to call the covenant, the Old Covenant? You're grasping at straws. They won't hold you up.
God changed Seventh Day Sabbath Worship to First Day of the Week
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So Moses was suppose to call the covenant, the Old Covenant? You're grasping at straws. They won't hold you up.
CharismaticLady
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In history Abraham had two sons, Ishmael by Hagar, and Isaac by Sarah. Isaac was promised, but Sarah and Abraham couldn't wait for him, so they took it upon themselves to have a son of the flesh themselves by Sarah's slave woman, Hagar. Isaac was a foreshadow of Jesus, the promised Seed of Abraham. The sacrifice of Isaac was a foreshadow of the crucifixion and resurrection. It was a three day journey that Abraham and Isaac took to the stop where Abraham was to sacrifice his son. So in his mind Isaac was bound to die and Abraham suffered for three days. The ram that took his son's place was again a representative of Jesus dying in our place. Is all this really news to you?
CharismaticLady
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What is the New Covenant? What does this verse mean to you?
Hebrews 8:13
13 In that He says, “A new covenant,” He has made the first obsolete. Now what is becoming obsolete and growing old is ready to vanish away.
CharismaticLady
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John 14:15 are the commandments of Jesus, not the Ten Commandments. 1 John 3:23. I already gave you the answer and it seems to zip right over your head. You confirm that 2 Corinthians 3:14 is true.
CharismaticLady
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You honestly don't know that the New Covenant is the Church started by Jesus, and not Moses?
CharismaticLady
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You have several misunderstandings, including the phrase "three days and three nights in the heart of the earth".
Would you consider the timeline that I have?
I was so right with your free-will religion. Did you know the SDA are THE greatest fans of Rome's Free Will Religion?
Mam, if your righteousness is not the righteousness of altogether forgiveness, you will never get out of your sin-problem. May God have mercy upon you
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Brakelite
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The requirements of obedience to God are the same throughout all ages. The standard to which we are called to attain remains the same as it always was. The means by which we obey remains the same throughout all ages.
The just shall live by faith.
The so called old covenant was a one way promise from God to make a people holy. All God asked of Israel, and asks of us today, is to believe. Israel's bold and ego driven declaration after hearing the Ten Commandments spoken from Sinai... All that the Lord has said we will do... Is the faulty carnal covenant now old. Good has declared... Again... That He will write His laws on our hearts and minds.
The problem today with Christians is the same problem God has with Israel. Christians are picking and choosing what they want God to write.
"Write anything you like God, except that pesky 4th Commandment... I've got too much money to make on Saturday... No-one else goes to church on Saturday... I'll look stupid and other Christians will mock me".
So I will search the scriptures for reasons I can use to justify my disobedience.
Oh look, Paul meet with Christians on Sunday. .... Yep, and Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday...
Oh look... God has done away with the law...ummmm, really? Still looking for that bit.
Oh look... Paul took up a collection on Sunday.... Lol.
Oh look... Hold on, I'll find something, give me a minute... Oh look, Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath... Yep, certainly is. That would mean only He can change that right? ... Yes, He is now our Sabbath rest... Okay great. You'll have a quote from Him for that yes?...ummm
The just shall live by faith.
The so called old covenant was a one way promise from God to make a people holy. All God asked of Israel, and asks of us today, is to believe. Israel's bold and ego driven declaration after hearing the Ten Commandments spoken from Sinai... All that the Lord has said we will do... Is the faulty carnal covenant now old. Good has declared... Again... That He will write His laws on our hearts and minds.
The problem today with Christians is the same problem God has with Israel. Christians are picking and choosing what they want God to write.
"Write anything you like God, except that pesky 4th Commandment... I've got too much money to make on Saturday... No-one else goes to church on Saturday... I'll look stupid and other Christians will mock me".
So I will search the scriptures for reasons I can use to justify my disobedience.
Oh look, Paul meet with Christians on Sunday. .... Yep, and Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday...
Oh look... God has done away with the law...ummmm, really? Still looking for that bit.
Oh look... Paul took up a collection on Sunday.... Lol.
Oh look... Hold on, I'll find something, give me a minute... Oh look, Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath... Yep, certainly is. That would mean only He can change that right? ... Yes, He is now our Sabbath rest... Okay great. You'll have a quote from Him for that yes?...ummm
Jesus did not take <<away our sin nature>>. You live in a charismatic trans world. And as a result of the reality that Jesus did not take away our sin nature, we could never live out the truly righteous requirements of the Royal Law in us. Mark, Jesus put in us the truly righteous requirements of the Royal Law--He did not take away our <sin nature> or 'old man' BUT HE IMPLANTED ENMITY IN US BETWEEN THE OLD MAN OF SIN AND THE NEW MAN <<who walks not after the flesh, but after the Spirit>>.
But people dislike simplicity. They think simplicity insults their spiritual superiority.
Brakelite
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Rome are advocates for original sin. We are not. I would think that's a major difference.
<Christ became our sabbath in which we rest in Him everyday.>
How assuming, how haughty. How diminished a ‘Christ’ -
No thanks!
How assuming, how haughty. How diminished a ‘Christ’ -
No thanks!
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Mark 2:27 "And He said unto them, "The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath:"
The Sabbath was made for man in the flesh only, it was not made for God or the angels. God did not create man for the Sabbath, but the Sabbath was a time set aside for man to rest and refresh himself.
Mark 2:28 "Therefore the Son of man is Lord also of the Sabbath."
The word Sabbath means "rest", and in Hebrews 4, we are reminded that Christ is our Sabbath. That is why the Sabbath was nailed to the cross with Christ, for Christ became our Sabbath. Our only rest is in Christ, and this is why the religious community always followed Christ around on the Sabbath to see what He and His disciples would do.
I assume nothing
sure, what page is it on?
it sounds like you think 'high sabbath' means the sabbath of Unleavened Bread ((the next day after Pascha)) fell on a weekly sabbath, and that's why they called it 'high sabbath' -- but i think 'high sabbath' means a feast-day sabbath as opposed to a weekly one.
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