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The "exception" is--and what He was saying is--that doing the best to follow and keep the law and commandments--is not at all what "fulfills" them.

"Box" was your word. I would have used "status." God has stated His status by means of gender very clearly.

You said all that and missed the exception. Hint: It's in verse 20. But again, you are omitting.

As for Isaiah 42:21, you have misunderstood the meaning of "magnify." To "Magnify" the law and commandments does not mean to make more of them worldly, but heavenly. Did you not understand Jesus' lesson on "which is greater" (Matthew 23:1-22)?

I quoted you. What you said is record. But sorry, you don't get to "relate" things to mean something different than what Jesus said.

You have just confirmed that you deny that Jesus actually fulfilled the the commandments--even after I quoted Him saying He did. So, no, not interested in anything further from one who is against Christ.

Do you know that you are as much as omitting the gospels of Jesus Christ, and that He came not to destroy the commandments, but to fulfill them? Apparently not.

If you are going to be ridiculous... It doesn't say eat your vegetables either. But the scriptures go on to include more and less than you are tracking with--you're just picking and choosing what seems right to YOU.

I never said anything of the sort. Where is you mind that you would think so? (Rhetorical) And now you return to your own vomit--burdening gentiles with things commanded of the house of Israel alone. "It is finished." Repent therefore--and "love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all...

You are not accrediting Christ with fulfilling the works of God required to receive and enter into God's rest. Because Christ, the Lord of the Sabbath, fulfilled the required works of God and did Himself enter into His rest, He has made a way for those in Him to enter in also. Which is by Him...

That has been answered four times, twice by God, and twice by me. That's enough. Yes or no, God decides. But the evidence leaves "no excuse" (that makes 3 times I have answered--which is also enough "by the mouth of two or three witnesses every word is established").

AI never had anything.

What is mindless, is that you are circling back in denial of the verse I posted--denial of the word of God. But the answer (again), is, in "His invisible attributes ... clearly seen."

If people are the source of AI data--what is to be gained in asking people if they are satanic? (Rhetorical) There is no point in asking--but there is a point in stating that: AI is all a direct or indirect word merely from PEOPLE, and nothing more.

What about them? Scratch that. There are [biblically] none unreached. "For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead, so that they are without excuse" (Romans 1:20).

Yeah, sure, AI is not all bad, just as the people behind it are not all bad. But the works of Satan are there also...even here among us as tares among the wheat.

No, that is not it either. The Sabbath and the Sabbath practice was simply part of the "light upon a hill" that God presented to the world through the chosen nation of Israel to inform all people that after we labor through this life--if we will join God in doing His work--we will rest...

God put Himself in that box, very clearly stating a difference between Him and those taken out of Him (as Eve was taken out of Adam) or returned to Him in marriage (as the Bride of Christ). Innie or Outie. Or do you prefer the confusion the world suffers from right now?

That is not the point. We all choose what camp we are in and will be in for all eternity. And we in the Bible believing camp--granted--are not to spread the bad news...but the good news.

Certainly there is a parallel and the two are comparable. Both the work of Satan. Both should not be unexpected, but have been. Both have many victims. The difference perhaps, is that AI is completely heartless born of those with a heart of evil. While rote apologetics comes from both those...