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I addressed your point in a previous post. Sin entered the world because Adam broke YHWH's command/law to not eat from the tree. Paul is referring to the codified law at Sinai, not YHWH's oral laws such as in Genesis 2:16-17. I agree, which is exactly what I wrote in post #595. Removing the...

I will add, though, that sin is NEVER justified. People are justified.

I already addressed this. Try reading my posts with understanding rather than with blinders of refutation on.

He does not want to be left with them. That is why He made them for man and gave them to man. His purpose in doing so was to bless us with a physical rest, with time to commune with Him and fellowship with other believers, with time to feed from His Word, and as a sign so we would know who...

"Not under the law" means not under its condemnation. However, the fact that we are forgiven and justified is not grounds for licentiousness. We are not free to break any of the other nine negative commandments because we are forgiven and justified. Why are we free to break the only positive...

They were not guiltless because they were in the “Temple”. The Temple wasn’t even built yet when David ate the showbread. This is referring to the Tabernacle. They were guiltless of eating the showbread which was only for the priests. They were guiltless because they were hungry which takes...

If, by "God", you mean YHWH, then yes. However, the Son is indeed an "elohim". He is just not the "only true Elohim/God" as he himself said in John 17:3 when he declared his Father to be such.

Messianic Jews are trinitarians which is why they are accepted as Christians. All that matters to me is that I am a true believer. I do not need to bear the man-made derogatory name "Christian" to be saved.

What are you talking about? What I just said "here" IS my answer. When we were unbelievers, we carried the burden of our sins. When we became believers in Messiah, he took our sins off of us and upon himself. That is why he is called the "sin bearer". It was a burden that we could not bear, but...

I never said we (as believers) carry our burden of sin. Upon receiving Yeshua as Savior, he takes the burden of sin off of us giving us rest from carrying it. As for seeking to be justified and/or saved by the law; Acts 15:10 Now therefore why tempt ye God, to put a yoke upon the neck of the...

We don't get that the way you do. We understand the situation in a deeper way. The account shows that even under the Old Covenant, they were guiltless because life and health take precedence over the Sabbath. The disciples were hungry. They were not profaning the day so they could mow their...

No need. The Father's name and the Son's name are what matter since we are to call upon them in truth.

The original account from which Hebrews 4:1-11 is taken is found in Numbers 14:22-24, 28-30, and Deuteronomy 1:30-40. In both passages it was the "land" (of Canaan) that was being withheld because of unbelief. The children of Israel were on their wilderness journey to the "promised land," which...

First, you avoided answering my first question in post #572. I'll ask it again. Can you cite a verse that teaches that (that every day is holy)? Second, if God no longer cares about the Sabbath Day being kept holy, then why did Yeshua warn his disciples (future New Covenant believers) to pray...

Does this mean we never work or that the works that we do are really the Father doing them in us? It is a fact that you work and that the Father is NOT doing those works in you. I refer to the works of the flesh whereby you break YHWH's laws because you ignorantly abolished them. On the other...

As I said, I agree. Do you know of anyone besides Yeshua that loved perfectly? I sure don't. What happens when we don't love others as we should? For example, what happens if we force our employees to work seven days a week? Or what happens if we cheat our employees out of some wages? We break...

Can you cite a verse that teaches that? There is nothing wrong with keeping them all to Him as long as you do not pollute the one He declared holy.

I totally agree, but let's not serve others while breaking His commandments. We should serve and obey.

Did I say God would beat us up if we break His laws? Try addressing the verses I post and the views I present rather than these emotional arguments and word twistings that you do so well.

And by loving Him. Loving your neighbor is the second greatest commandment. Loving YHWH is the first. We show our love for Him by not worshiping other gods, or by not making graven images, or by not taking His name in vain, or by not polluting His Holy Sabbath Day, or by ... We show our love...