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What word? Check out 10:6-8

Did you know there is more than one Greek manuscript and they are different? Who told you the editors did it? And Did you know the rest of the chapter's context fits with how the KJV has it? Check it out.

What if one would say it is through Christ one gets obedient faith?

Why if that is the Bible they read from? Are We His ambassadors? Is it God that works in us both to will and do His good pleasure? Is it In Him we live, move and have are being? If he is not speaking through us who is?

You haven't really said anything to prove what was shared with you was false other than to say it was and insult. Take care.

Anticipated? The grammar only implies a possibility. Anticipated doesn’t fit the context. Especially after counseling not to.

And some of it is unsubstantiated on both corridors.

What 3000 + posts makes one something? Please stop. For one we are to speak to people at the level they are at with respect regardless of how they address us. Second you might be familiar with the Greek language but you don't know it. Third, the questions they asked were legitimate.

Sure it does. For one understanding the Greek language is subject to context and grammar. The context prior to and after verse eight speaks of sinlessness. It says God is light and in Him is no darkness in verse 5. And then goes on to say that if we claim fellowship with Him and should walk in...

So you didn't look at the link. I did. It is extensive so I did not look at all of it. From what I looked at some of the points are valid and some are not. Obvious bias. That is the thing with people when they have an axe to grind. They see what they want even when there is no arguing the facts...

There is revelation to this day or we are not His people. 1John 2:27 But the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you, and ye need not that any man teach you: but as the same anointing teacheth you of all things, and is truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath taught you, ye...

If you would have read what he wanted you to read you would have seen that he agrees with a lot of what you believe in regards to the Byzantine text. That is what he was showing you. Sadly we are back to the letter as in the days of Moses. For most Christ had and is availing nothing but a form...

Romans is a big letter not just one chapter. Chapters 2-3 show us that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God and need Christ to live. Chapter 3 says We establish the law through faith. Chapter 4 show us that THIS faith is believing God and what He says. Five states we are made...

Paul wrote of the Temple. Not much of a physical building though. I wonder how what He shared through Christ connects with what Christ shared. Here are some verses for your consideration. Mark 14:58 We heard him say, I will destroy this temple that is made with hands, and within three days I...

You went from a couple sentences to a couple paragraphs if I am not mistaken. That is an issue if that is what you did. Whether you or I see it as issue or not. And no We don’t make the rules but we will respond and do as we see fit as you said.

You are not answering the points to which are in the posts that you are responding to. It is the Law of sin. Not the law of sin and death. Two things not one. Death isn’t mentioned until verse 24. Verse 21 states the law that Paul found is that when he would do good evil is present. This stated...

And one should refrain from deep editing once a post is posted. A correction here and there is one thing but when the whole post changes is another

But the law of sin is not stated to be the law of Moses. It is said to be something else. Verse 21 says he finds a law, that when he would do good evil is present with him. This is a new law. Then 22 he says he delights in the law of God but goes on to say that another law, that when he would do...

No mention of the law of Moses being the law of sin there.

Yep but one can’t make one set of scripture say what it doesn’t say. Romans 7 and 8 does not say the the Law of sin is the law of Moses. Nor does it imply it.