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I'm sure God considers having to tell us not to break His seventh day Sabbath every bit as unnecessary as you consider it unnecessary for us to be told not to kill or steal...yet Christians keep right on breaking it every week, right? Call it "selective servitude", "partiality in the law"...

I would encourage people to give up this unBiblical tradition. It is derived from the events which surrounded the death of Tammuz, Semiramis' son. God through Ezekiel condemned the Israelite women who were "weeping for Tammuz" in chapter 8. Semiramis told the people to afflict themselves...

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I'm just foolish enough to believe we can do all things through Christ Which strengthens us...including giving up sinful habits.

The adulterer doesn't need to get on his knees day and night to know he's wrong, neither the thief, the hater, the covetous, etc.

When a saint is convicted of sin and that saint refuses to turn from it, the convicting voice of the Holy Spirit will grow steadily softer and softer until it is heard no more - the unpardonable sin - which is any sin for which pardon is not sought because the ability to seek pardon is gone forever.

They're being imported as part of the NWO agenda. The secret societies have adhered to that age old philosophy of "out of chaos: order". The Freemason battle cry is "Ordo Ab Chao". The best way to get the people "back to God" is to stir up fear. 911 was just a microcosm of what's coming. When...

Then I guess James is a fool to tell us we must continue looking into the perfect law of liberty and we should be that "forgetful man", right? Likewise, Paul too is so foolish to say to the church, "Let a man examine himself to see if he be in the faith" because a saved person need not be...

Yes, if we love God we'll keep the first four, both letter and spirit, and if we love our neighbor, the last six, both letter and spirit. The letter alone kills, but love enables a man to not only go home to his own wife, but to turn his head from looking in lust toward another, right or wrong?

I think you misunderstand what I meant. There's a Biblical distinction between "sin not unto death" and "sin unto death". A sin that is not unto death is that against which we struggle to overcome by prayer, fasting, striving...yea, we may stumble along the way to victory, but when a child...

I'm just one of those guys who thinks a husband should only have eyes for his wife and the thought of plowing in another man's field is just gross to me. Shouldn't we feel the same way about Jesus?

Let every one of us draw as close to the Savior as we can and cling to Him and His Word with both hands and none of us need to worry about being lost.

To "signify" a thing is to express in signs or symbolism that thing. For instance, a "signature" is a sign or symbol for the person to whom it belongs. So, when Jesus says He sent and "signified" the revelation, it means the revelation is given in symbolism.

All this talk about Christian Origination when everyone already agrees that happens only by grace through faith, not of works. Christian Obligation, however, is the elephant in the room. Antinomianists expose themselves as inconsistent cowards by their refusal to commit to one of the two...

I've heard that backsliding only results in losing jewels in our crown, but not the crown itself...I think Scripture proves otherwise. Any branch that doesn't continue to abide in the Vine is cast into the fire and burned up.

Now about you answer the question: Are Christians obligated to keep "thou shalt have no other gods before Me" or are they free to worship Satan in an orgy of concupiscence? How long halt ye between two opinions? Please answer the above question.

Because it's easier to swim with the current than against it. Plenty of people have turned back because of that. That's why Jesus said, "And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold, but he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved."

Sorry, but he Unpardonable Sin is any sin for which we fail to seek pardon. How can God pardon someone who doesn't ask for pardon?

Where did Moses get them from? Jesus, of course.

"Before Abraham was, I AM".