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yes, yes. your kind makes fun of the Truth because that's what they've seen their pulpit masters do for so many years. exaggerate and make light of the Truth in a tired attempt to ridicule and mock those who have True Faith and actually make an effort to live as God has commanded. it's okay...

I see. so you CAN'T read. Have somebody read this to you and see if it makes a dent: anything?

did He sin or not?

Jesus obeyed the 10 Commandments because they were His Commandments. nothing was made that wasn't made by Him. He didn't do away with any of the 10 and He didn't have any laws separate/different from the Father. He taught all of the 10 Commandments in the gospels and we are directed to obey...

nothing at all. it is God who works in us and through us to obey and follow Christ.

nope, I'm one of those Bible Believing Christians who found very easily in the Bible, through honest and diligent study, that the Commandments were given to all mankind. can you read this: 10 Ye stand this day all of you before the Lord your God; your captains of your tribes, your elders, and...

yep, you paid a whole lotta money to be taught a bunch of horse manure. if Jesus sinned, then how was He the sinless Savior? if Jesus sinned, how did He overcome the world? how did He defeat Death? the Bible very clearly states that Jesus was 100% without sin so your whole high-dollar house...

you paid a pretty penny for your education.

what do you mean assuming? are you one of those modern professed Christians who doesn't really believe the Bible? apparently Jesus strongly disagrees with you as He obeyed every single one as an example to us. if He had intended to teach Christians not to obey them, He would have set the...

nope, it's just a simple straightforward question that you are evading. everyone who argues your position refuses to answer it because it proves their position is faulty.

not exactly sure what your point is here, but, in my experience, this line of discussion always comes back to the same unpopular point: faith (belief) is a gift. if it were not, that would make us our own saviors. nobody can simply wake up one morning and choose to believe and so become saved...

if you're trying to make the case that obeying the 10 Commandments is works salvation, you are wrong. yes, you must have true faith to obey them. that is what it takes for the Holy Spirit to indwell you and assist you in your obedience to God's Laws. it is God who does the works through those...

there's nothing wrong with Revelation, it's the twisted interpretation of it that Pre-Mills wave around as proof of a doctrine that doesn't fit in with the rest of the Bible at all and is supported by not a single verse of scripture anywhere outside of Rev. 20.

it's impossible for a man to keep them perfectly by his own human strength. That's why the Holy Spirit inspires, enables and empowers us to do it. as long as our heart is willing, it's God doing the work, not us - therefore it isn't works salvation, as many claim, and it isn't impossible for a...

it actually doesn't teach that at all. it declares very clearly, and repeatedly, that all of the Land Promises were fully completed. and it declares that New Jerusalem will be the Holy Heavenly city. not the physical state of Israel. 43 And the Lord gave unto Israel all the land which he...

I see. I misunderstood the OP.

all those verses support an Amill position. they are describing the Last Day upon the earth and there can only be one Last Day. 1 Cor. 15:23-24 and Matt. 24:29 prove that the day Jesus returns is the Last Day. no time, nor support in scripture, for a thousand years upon "this" physical earth...

nice try

the very meaning of 'workers of iniquity' is those who break the Commandments of God. iniquity is sin, sin is the breaking of God's Commandments. 1 John 3:4 workers of iniquity work sin into the surrounding society by their example of lawlessness. it is absolute nonsense to believe that God...

absolute poppycock. God didn't cease being offended by the breaking of His Commandments. Ever. if He had, 1 John 3:4 wouldn't exist. did Jesus teach it was ok to break God's Laws? did He set an example for all Christians to come by breaking the Commandments? absolutely not. On the contrary...