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Guy, saying "love fulfills the law", IPSO FACTO, means that "love" is what the Law "requires". LOL

Interesting that you didn't see his saying that I didn't understand what I was quoting as a sin on his part. I wonder why! Could it be that it's because you show favoritism, contrary to God's Law, which you ought to fulfill, because he is on your theological "side"? Oh, hypocrisy, thy name is...

"doers of the Law will be justified, for WHEN THE GENTILES WHO DO NOT HAVE THE LAW DO THE THINGS CONTAINED IN THE LAW" In other words, PAUL believes the Gentiles are the doers of the Law who will be justified. And he goes further: Romans 2 26If a man who is not circumcised keeps the...

Romans 2 13for it is not the hearers [n]of the Law who are [o]righteous before God, but the doers [p]of the Law who will be justified. 14For when Gentiles who do not have [q]the Law [r]instinctively perform the requirements of the Law, these, though not having the Law, are a Law unto themselves...

You don't know how to read--but anyone who has ever spoken with you knew this already. I never used "ignoramus" as an argument.

Yup. "Not the hearers of the Law but the doers of the Law will be justified, because when the Gentiles, who do not have the Law, do the things contained in the Law".

The Law requires that you love, thus "love fulfills the Law".

You're not capable of honest discussion. Go back and answer all the multitude of answers I already gave you that you just hand-waved away with a single statement instead of addressing every one of them. You are not worthy of that kind of effort. Doers of the Law will be justified--you don't...

Hey, we're all ignorant about a lot of things, too. Isn't that true--or do you claim to know everything?

Already answered this, but your brain needs the answer again: When we walk after the spirit, that is God's righteousness, not our own from the Law, so Ro 2 isn't in contravention of that. Maybe you need a little more sleep, because you're not that sharp.

He cites the believing Gentiles as doers of the Law. Anyone who walk after the spirit fulfills the Law (Ro 8:4). It doesn't matter--it won't change the fact that only doers of the Law are justified. Your little deflection can't save you from Scripture.

Ignoramus, "Accepted us for eternity": if that's the case, how is Matthew 18 possible? The guy is forgiven, so he's a believer, born of God, then, bc of his sinful behavior, after being born again, God rescinds the forgiveness, and tosses him into hell. No, your message is not Biblical. It has...

No. Paul actually cites the Gentile believers as "doers of the Law" who will be "justified" when God judges by Christ.

As already stated, love fulfills the Law (Ro 13:8-10; Gal 5:14).

I'm not going to waste my time wrangling with you as you have proven yourself dishonest in the past. The fact is that "doers of the Law will be justified"--you are not interested in that truth.

Irrespectively, only doers of the Law will be justified (Ro 2)--and Gentile believers are examples of men who fit the description of doers of the Law who will be justified. How does your theological "system" of ignorance square itself with that?

LOL Am I really at fault for cutting and pasting Scripture passages? You can't find a fault in my arguments, so you resort to that? Shows how pathetic your ignorant arguments are. "Listen": you don't know Scripture at all.

Only doers of the Law will be justified on the Day when God judges by Christ Jesus (Ro 2). I'm sorry you hate Scripture so much.

Yes, and Matthew 18 debunks your ignorant assertion that that is a static state that can never change.

Yup, I have. Over and over. Doing it again right now to top it all off. Paul says doers of the Law will be justified on the Day of Judgment--you can't change that.