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Let's recap, my friend: You claimed the Christian doesn't have to keep the Ten Commandments. I showed you several examples of God repeating the Ten Commandments to Christians in the NT. All that remains is for you to admit the Christian is obligated to keep the Ten Commandments and give up...

The Syriac of the ancient Peshitta MSS is considered the closest MSS that we have to the Greek Textus Receptus. Lamsa's interpretation of the ancient Syriac is spot on: "It is therefore the duty of the people of God to keep the Sabbath". Both the Greek "apoleipo" and the Syriac pronounced...

When taken together, this passage along with the other Gospels shows that Jesus died just before sunset on Friday aka "Preparation Day" (sunset marks the change from one day to the next) and was taken down, wrapped, and laid in the tomb, and afterward when the sun set and Sabbath began...

Is the Christian at liberty to live contrary to the Ten Commandments, or should he live in accordance with them? The reason you won't answer - why you desperately want a third option where none exists - is because you'll have to admit you're refusal to keep the Sabbath makes you a "transgressor...

OK, let's see if that's true by considering Hebrews 4:9-10 Lamsa's Peshitta: [9] It is therefore the duty of the people of God (Christians) to keep the Sabbath. [10] For he that has entered into His rest, he has ceased from his own works as God did from His. Hmm...seems what Paul is saying...

You keep dodging the question. Christ spoke the Ten Commandments at Sinai and wrote them with His own finger in stone because Jesus is the God of the OT and I can prove this any number of ways. Therefore, the Ten Commandments are Christ's commandments. So, if the followers of Christ - the God...

Plenty of prayers go unanswered - should we abandon the faith? Should the martyrs who prayed for deliverance have abandoned theirs? Please forgive my bluntness, but that's pretty pathetic. Let me tell you, in 2004, I went to Bellsouth and told them I can't be here on Sabbath and they said...

Is "Let him who stole steal no more" only for the OT? Is "Little children, keep yourselves from idols" only for the OT? Is "If thou kill, thou art become a transgressor of the law" only for the OT? Is "Honor thy father and mother; which is the first commandment with promise" only for the OT? Is...

Your insistence that the polarity of the commandments governs whether they may be compared or contrasted is subjective hermeneutical nonsense and a weak attempt to avoid answering the question. However, I'm happy to ask again: If we all agree that the "spirit" of the 6th commandment which...

I have no doubt you believe you do, friend. Then why do your doctrines match those of the Jesuits? You misunderstood me. The phrase "that book was not written for us!" is a popular misconception by Dispensationalists that some parts of the Bible aren't for the church, which is ridiculous...

Each time they see you refuse to answer my question, sincere Christians who are beginning to doubt the antinomian heresies they've been taught are driven closer to spiritual enlightenment and further away from your compounded delusions. Once again: If the Christian doesn't have to keep the 6th...

"Jesus living out His perfect life in us" doesn't mean He turns our heart into some sort of "holy embassy" in the midst of unholy enemy bio-territory. Rather, He takes over the reigns of our heart and turns our eyes, hands, feet, and tongue from evil. Hebrews 4:9-10 KJV plainly says if the...

You've answered nothing, but I'll keep asking, if only to help believers beginning to waver on antinomianism: Is the Christian at liberty to murder another or must he keep the 6th commandment?

Again, we're not talking about "people" - we're talking about "laws". The same law can't be both "carnal" and "holy" at the same time, therefore, the "carnal" Mosaic Law is separate and distinct from the "holy" law of God, the Ten Commandments.

YW :) We must remember the Ten Commandments were not "the Old Covenant" - merely one of the two components of it: Component 1: God's promise to bless Component 2: People's promise to obey the Ten Commandments Of course, the people broke their promise, powerless to accomplish obedience in...

Arguing the Ten Commandments don't apply to the Christian because they're now subject to a "higher, more nobler law" is as ridiculous as arguing the speed limit doesn't apply to military men because of the UCMJ. Look, everyone knows antinomians are cowards who don't really believe the Christian...

If God's Ten Commandment law is synonymous with OC, then let's try replacing "law" with "OC" in Romans 3:31 KJV, shall we? "Do we then make void the OC through faith? God forbid. Yea, we establish the OC." So, please explain how the Christian is to "establish the OC" or please abandon this...

Why should the NT mention "Ten Commandments" when all ten are repeated individually? The Ten Commandments existed long before Moses. Cain knew not to kill, Rachel knew not to steal, Abraham knew not to lie, etc. Is the Christian free to kill, steal, and lie today? "Little children, keep...

And will ever strive to make wrong what is obviously right.

Anyone who claims the Christian doesn't have to keep the Ten Commandments but isn't allowed to break them isn't qualified to teach a six year old how to color in the lines, let alone grown ups the Bible. Ten "summaries"? The Ten COMMANDMENTS are separate and distinct from the Mosaic Law, which...