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@LoveYeshua, There is much in this post that is true. Scripture absolutely teaches that grace is not permission to continue in sin. Believers are called to repentance, holiness, and obedience to Christ. Romans 6:1–2 says: “Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid.” Titus...

This is definitely Aussie humor! :funlaugh2

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There's power in the blood...

Happy Birthday, Sister @TitusTwoWife. We hope your day is filled with blessings and good things as you celebrate another year in the service to the King of Kings and Lord of Lords with your family and friends. PPHSBlhtPPHS With much love and blessings from Angelina and the team at...

Happy Birthday, @mariam7895. We hope you have a wonderful time celebrating your special day with family and friends. BlhtPPHSYHT With love and blessings from Angelina and the team at Christianity Board. xox

Sounds more like British Humour :funlaugh2

At this point, the thread has developed into a detailed, extended exchange of theological positions. While the arguments have been thoughtfully presented, the conversation has now reached a stage where the core points have been clearly stated and are beginning to repeat in different forms rather...

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this discussion. I appreciate the tone and effort many have made to keep this focused on Scripture, even in disagreement At this point the conversation has reached a stage where the key positions have been clearly and repeatedly articulated, and...

@David in NJ, thank you for the thoughtful and gracious response. I agree completely that there is one body in Christ, one Spirit, one Lord, and one salvation for both Jew and Gentile. I also agree that Scripture must ultimately be read as one unified revelation centered in Christ. Where I...

@Brakelite. That is a fair observation, and I agree the New Testament records significant controversy surrounding circumcision, food laws, and Gentile inclusion. I also agree that we do not see an explicit Pharisaical controversy framed specifically as "Paul is teaching believers to stop...

@David in NJ , no I do not believe there are two different gospels, two different Gods, or two different standards of salvation for Jews and Gentiles. Salvation is through Christ alone for both Jew and Gentile alike. My point is that the New Testament itself repeatedly addresses the question of...

I agree that holy things should never be treated carelessly or profanely. Scripture gives many sobering examples of that. At the same time, I do not believe the existence of something holy automatically settles the separate question of covenant application under the New Testament. For example...

I understand your point about continuity, and I agree that something established by God should not be dismissed lightly. At the same time, the New Testament shows that covenant continuity is not always identical covenant administration. For example, circumcision existed for centuries as a...

I do not believe the issue is best framed as “God removed one commandment from the moral law,” because I agree the Sabbath command still exists in Scripture and remains part of God’s revelation. The question for me is how the New Testament applies the law under the new covenant, particularly...

I believe the Sabbath remains part of Scripture’s sacred history and revelation, and I do not deny that God sanctified the seventh day. Where I still see the distinction is between something being holy or spiritually significant and something being explicitly imposed as a universal covenant...

Gentiles are fully included in salvation through Christ. John 3:16 makes that beautifully clear, as do many other passages throughout the New Testament. My earlier point was not that Gentiles are excluded from salvation or somehow receive a lesser gospel. My point was specifically about how...

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