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Haven't excessive temperatures always been the norm? And isn't it a fact that if all the sudden all temperatures were normal for a time, it would truly be abnormal? Still, that's awfully hot for the region.

That doesn't mean the general teachings are not for everyone, and there is no reasonto believe otherwise. You simply are not fooling anyone, hard as you try.

Ok, if you want to call scripture empty words, and things you have made up,but is not scripture the truth, have at it.

Jesus said to keep the commandments....andI have already showed you where, now read the following, and answer one question, did Jesus do away with the commandments, or not? Mathew 5:17 Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil...

I dont have to tell you anything, I already made my point perfectly. Just as on the mount, Christ was talking to a group of people but the message was for all men. Just as a preacher teaches his congregation, the message goes for all Christians. You and your master of confusion only think you...

Still waiting for you to prove your point is biblical, and while you are at it whete the bible clearly states the commandmrnts were done away with. Here, this is biblical, now prove it is not a fact: Mathew 5:17 Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to...

Let's try this from another angle, what did you want me to answer? I say follow the comnandment, or number 4 of ten, what would you have me follow? And what does your scripture have to do with any of this? That says nothing about doing away with tbe commandments. Bizzare.

No, now there is you answer, and it changes nothing of what I said.

Nothing has changed, that is still your interpretation. Jesus told him to keep the commandment, and he told him he did, and of course since we are all sinners, I personally understand that to mean he did as well as expected, as well as anyone, the reason the sacrifice system was developed, and...

Are you kidding? I wasn't on the mount when Christ did his sermon there either, but what he preached was for me and everyone else. Here is one you can use, we weren't there God wrote the commandments on the tables of stone with his own hands, so the commandments don't pertain to us.

You added your personal, and bogus interpretation, of which you cannot prove biblical. I asked you once and you did not answer.... Did Christ tell the man to follow the commandments?

Thats just out there. Scripture to prove that, please?

What are you talking about? Always trying to confuse the issue, lol. Let me try again, look up the 10 commandments, go to number 4, and read it. Simple.

Are you actually saying to sin occasionally, then ask forgiveness, makes us a slave to sin? There is a big difference between practicing sin, and trying to live a Godly life, and sinning occasionally.

I would keep it by doing as the commandment states...how would you keep it?

I cut off nothing, I quoted all that was necessary, the fact Christ told him to keep the commandments. All that extra you added is not what Christ said, it was made up. In short, my comment was biblical, and yours was not.

No, he does not take away our ability to sin....not even close. He may cause us to not want to sin because of the great sacrifice he made for us, that showed us how much he loved us, but I assure you, just because we are saved doesnt mean anyone will stop sinning completely. Sin is expected by...

The following entails Christ stating we need to keep the commandments in order to get to heaven, so are you saying Christ was wrong to expect that effort of us? Or are you denying Christs said to keep the commandments? Matthew 19:16-17 King James Version 16 And, behold, one came and said unto...

Surely you are aware of the following scriptue, so naturally it concerns me that you would act as if it wasn't there. I mean Christ is clearly stating, "Keep the commandments" then he gives a few examples. Then shortly after that, he gave his 2 commandments, in which all the law hangs, meaning...

Fine, and Christ said to follow that part of the Mosaic law, the commandments.