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Well, technically you're right...but they certainly didn't have to tell them not to kill each other, or not to worship Satan, or not to engage in idolatry, right? My point is that such things weren't necessary because some things just go without saying. When Christians first suggested...

The Bible makes a CLEEEEEAR distinction between the Mosaic Law and the Moral Law God wrote on stone. The Word of God is that authority - and common sense, Holy Spirit discernment. Here's a little exercise for ya: Is it a sin to not chop off foreskin as man was commanded in the Law of Moses...

Trudeau is Canada's modern day Neville Chamberlain. He'd stubbornly declare before Parliament that Islam is a friend of Canada whilst ISIS lined Wellington St. with IEDs.

Barry O gave us gay marriage, Obamacare, an economy on life support, set back race relations 30 years, tried to transform American into a Socialist crap-hole...but you think Trump is the worst? Trump may be part of the global conspiracy but he's hardly done anything to qualify him as "worst"...

God is calling His people out of Babylon, a term meaning "religious confusion" derived from the Babel experience. There is no more a state of confusion so extreme and perilous as the state of believing man can create his own path to God. Babylon is comprised of among other things the false...

Not angry. There are many here who have been conditioned to twist verses to make them teach what they don't, so I say most of that for their benefit and opportunity to respond. The Jerusalem council didn't tell people not to sleep around with each other's wives either...because they knew the...

You're right, the Law of Liberty has nothing to do with what Moses wrote - it has to do with what God wrote with His own finger in stone, symbolizing the eternal nature of what He wrote, since the violation of them will always be considered "sin" unlike violation of the Mosaic Law which is not...

The U.S. Naval Observatory has stated officially that there's never been a change in the weekly cycle. There's no uncertainty about which day is the Sabbath. It is the seventh day of the week, which Jesus observed, which immediately precedes the day of the Sun which has been well preserved for...

Must Christians observe "thou shalt not kill" and "thou shalt not commit adultery", and does observing the spirit of those two commandments - not hating and not lusting immorally - in any way shape or form void our obligation to not kill people and not enter into adulterous relationships?

Exodus 32:33 "And the LORD said unto Moses, Whosoever hath sinned against Me, him will I blot out of my book."

In Acts 20:7, "breaking bread" is often rigidly interpreted as "communion" (which, it is claimed, establishes that this was a "sacred Sunday church service" in which communion service was part), but Acts 2:46 is clear that they "broke bread" daily house to house, which cannot refer to...

The entire Christian world met on Sabbath except in the occult science capital of the world, Alexandrian where the Book of the Dead was written and the Occult Library stood, and of course in Rome where the Antichrist established HQ.

"Antinomianist" which means "one who is against the law of God" Do you always characterize unwelcomed criticism as "emotional"? Because the two are not the same. Is that what you characterize lucid, well communicated thought? Because the two are not necessarily the same. Sorry, but the moment...

Simple: the law is made to show unrighteous men they are guilty of breaking it, are wholly incapable of fulfilling its requirements on their own, and are doomed to die the eternal death of the sinner. Now, what did James mean by this: 1:22 But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only...

If the day got messed up in antiquity, it was re-established by Abraham who kept God's commandments. If it got messed up after Abraham, it was re-established by Jesus. And the U.S. Naval Observatory confirms there's been no change in the weekly cycle. So, the problem is not which day is the...

Which day did God specify in His law? (Hint: it was not the "venerable day of the Sun god" which is the day Satan has chosen as its replacement) BTW, Colossians 2 is referring to ceremonial sabbaths of the Jews, not the weekly Sabbath of the Ten Commandments.

Once again, you Antinomianists shift the discussion from "Christian obligation" to "Christian origination" so that you can argue against what we are not claiming at all. A Christian's origin is made possibly by salvation by grace through faith...period. Now, may we please continue discussing...

Regarding James 2: James tells us who a lawbreaker aka sinner is - violators of the Ten Commandments, as exemplified by his explicit reference to adultery and killing. James warns Christians to watch how they speak and act because they'll be judged by the Law of Liberty. If you're...

Yes, especially when He wants us to keep His seventh day Sabbath and we keep it.

So, I'm confused. Are they Ten Commandments or Ten Suggestions? Are we free to break them or obligated to keep them?