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My understanding is there was no grace in the Old Testament. They had the Law.

They are my Christian notes and I add to them every other month. I once printed 1,000 of them to share with people. Now I use this data to respond to you folks. I decided I wanted to advertise my data so I created the website that you ask about to do just that. There's no publishing people...

I wonder what the age group is on here. Most seem to want to believe immature biblical concepts not even knowing that the present administration of God is in the time period of the New Testament known as Grace. That it deals with the new covenant, and it belongs to the time that is called the...

What is written directly to the Jews, belongs to and is for the Jews. What is written directly to the Gentiles, belongs to and is for the Gentiles. What is written directly to the Church of God, belongs to and is for the Church of God. What does God mean when He tells us that the visions shown...

From the award winning book... What is written directly to the Jews, belongs to and is for the Jews. What is written directly to the Gentiles, belongs to and is for the Gentiles. What is written directly to the Church of God, belongs to and is for the Church of God. What does God mean when He...

I'm going to ignore Matthew 24:20 because it does not agree with the entire New Testament that started with the book of Acts. I would have to rip the book of Romans, Galatians, and Ephesians right out of the Bible to try to fit Matthew 24:20 into the Christian doctrine.

Maybe this will help... The different time periods in the Bible are called dispensations. The Greek word for “dispensation” is “oikonomia” meaning the act of administering. The word “o’kos” means house, and “nemo” means to dispense, to weigh or deal out, as a steward or housekeeper. Therefore...

When I use the word Law I'm referring to the Mosaic Law and I assume if I'm talking to adults on a Christian site that they will realize this.

His disciples were Jewish. Christians did not exist until Jesus left the planet. This is starting to get sad. You guys need to read my book and learn what part of the Bible is addressed to you. www.walking-by-the-spirit.com

Christians did not exist when Jesus was here. Much of the Roman Catholic doctrine was assimilated into Protestantism and is still being passed along as Christian groups continue to split off from one another. In a nutshell that is why even the independent church in your neighborhood today most...

He's talking to the Israel in Matthew 24:20 and not Christians. Much of the Roman Catholic doctrine was assimilated into Protestantism and is still being passed along as Christian groups continue to split off from one another. In a nutshell that is why even the independent church in your...

May I add to this... God does not care about days for the Christian. We now have Christ in us and what God is concerned with now is having a sweet fellowship with us and us with Him. Being concerned with days and weeks was for Israel who had no spirit of Christ and so the Law was the only way...

Because Christianity has been feminized ha? Reminds me of when I pointed my finger at her and yelled across the room saying "You Don't Have Any Balls." To which she replied with a little smirk on her face "you're right... I don't have any balls."

My thoughts on that are this... We cannot live by faith in what Christ has done for us and still think our obedience to written laws are necessary. To do so takes away from the perfect work of Christ and places salvation and righteousness back in our own hands.

Galatians 4:10-11 Ye observe days, and months, and times, and years. I am afraid of you, lest I have bestowed upon you labour in vain.

All of us were not there yet. There were no Christians when Jesus spoke in the Gospels. Much of what he said he said to the Jewish people and not to us. Do you need an example? The Lords prayer: Give us our daily bread. The Christian cannot pray that because they already have everything in Christ.

He's also not talking to Christians, but rather to Israel.

Why do I hear so often that I should not judge and that only God is to judge. Has nobody ever read 1 Corinthians 6:2... Do ye not know that the saints shall judge the world? and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters?

You are nicer than I am. I use the word devil spirit.