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if its over its destroyed. you can try and spin this 50 thousand different ways yet the end result is the exact same thing - destroyed. the Essenes of Qumran were a new covenant community, they were still Jews and they still obeyed the law. Israel didnt reject Jesus the secular and religious...

i think you could not be more wrong on this one. annulled means over and done with, destroyed. Matthew 5:17 “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. now lets sub fulfilled for destroy being as according to you...

its ignorant to believe the example of Jesus should be our example?

James 2 11For he who said, “Do not commit adultery,” also said, “Do not murder.” If you do not commit adultery but do murder, you have become a transgressor of the law. if the law was over and done away with murder and adultery would irrelevant. 1 Corinthians 11 11 Be imitators of me, as I am...

James, Peter and Paul all continued to follow the law, after the crucifixion, after the ascension.

the guy said if you follow the law you die in your sins. Jesus followed the law. therefore one can only conclude that according to this logic Jesus died in His sins.

the example of Jesus is Jesus following the law.

fulfilled means He did the law, doer of the law. not abolished. i chose Jesus which means i chose the law.

just look at the example of Jesus.

Christ followed the law, explain how you follow Him when you deviate from that example? Jesus chose the law, did He die in His sins?

Gentiles stole the law? what Gentiles? Jesus, the 12, Paul, John B, Joseph, Mary, etc were all Jews. do you mean rome? they were gentiles, do we follow imperial rome or those guys in the bible?

"better than the law" this idea IMO pretty much sums up most of the problems with Christianity today. the law was given by the Most High, He is called the Most High because there is no one higher, no one greater, no one mightier, yet today we think our laws are better than what He could do, our...

the soul goes back to the Father. Ecclesiastes 12:7 and the dust returns to the earth as it was, and the spirit returns to God who gave it.

was Jesus a bad example?

it makes no difference how many laws there are we can call it a zillion plus infinity and it still would not change the fact that Jesus followed the law and Jesus is our example.

i dont remember any command forbidding us from using heat on the sabbath. here is a command im failure with, we are forbidden to murder one another. please explain why such a command is a problem?

and you dont think people should follow this example of Jesus?

i agree it can get confusing, Jesus says He didnt come to abolish but in the same sentence says He fulfilled. Paul says grace, James says works, which is it, we debate it back and forth forever. how many examples of Jesus are there, when Jesus fed someone that was hungry, how many debate that...

if Jesus obeyed the law, and Jesus is our example, this means we do not follow that example? this makes no sense to me.

and this would mean Jesus obeyed the law?