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Ezekiel's words in chapter 13 are crystal clear. He is denouncing false teachers who have made a breach in the "wall": God's law - and have tried to repair it with weak mortar: the commandments of men. He is denouncing false teachers who encourage the people to continue disregarding God's law by...

Dead Bread, maybe you haven't figured it out, so I'll spell it out for you: no one is interested in dealing with your constant denial of the facts, be they historic, contemporary, Scriptural, or papal record. You are the proverbial pigeon who knocks over the chess pieces, spews foul smelling...

Sorry, but Colossians 2:14 is clear that what Moses wrote on scrolls has been done away with - while God's words written by His own finger in stone "stand fast for ever and ever and are done in truth and uprightness." Psalm 111:7-8

The Ten Commandments were not the Old Covenant, they were a component of it - the other component being God's promise of blessing. The Old Covenant was God promising to bless His people and His people promising to obey God. The New Covenant is God promising to bless His people and then...

That's not a future object - it's a present state of mind Paul is exhorting us to obtain/retain.

No, disgrace is claiming that the Savior takes up occupancy in the heart of those who refuse to yield their will to His will and allow Him to live out His life through them - a doctrine straight for the pits of hell. Romans 6:14 For sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under...

And after as many centuries, there are still those who worship God in vain, professing by mouth their love for Jesus but demonstrating by their rejection of His commandments that their hearts are far from Him, preferring the false doctrines of men who strengthen the hands of these deceived ones...

Ahab accused Elijah of "troubling Israel", but Elijah set him straight: "I have not troubled Israel; but thou, and thy father's house, in that ye have forsaken the commandments of the LORD, and thou hast followed Baalim." I don't concern myself with the criticism of lost people who claim to...

Not "grace" but "disgrace" teaches we may break the Ten Commandments - which is why Jesus had to die on the Cross to save us in the first place. Only if you make a total surrender to Christ will you finally understand that obedience is more than possible because it is then Christ will take up...

A decieved mind wouldn't know that Paul is talking about doing away with the law as a means of obtaining salvation, and not doing away with our "reasonable service" obligation to the law, especially when he so clearly states that Christians are obligated to stop stealing, committing adultery...

No one is listening to you, Dead Bread. Everyone including children knows how to use a computer - even those poor little victims of your papal pedophile and child sex predator crime syndicate in Rome - and all anyone has to do is Google the blasphemous claims the papacy makes to see that...

By your own words, you expose yourself as having yet to totally surrender to Christ (He that saith, I know Him, and keepeth not His commandments is a liar and the truth is not in him."). You heard me say I couldn't keep God's law in my own strength...however, Christ's indwelling power is more...

Ah, the old "the Two replace the Ten" idea. Unfortunately, the Bible doesn't say such - it says the Ten and everything else "hang" or "are established" by the Two in Matthew 22:40. Besides, unless love for God and neighbor now includes Satan worship, veneration of idols, blaspheming God's name...

Since the Mosaic Law written by the hand of Moses on scrolls was nailed to the Cross, that leaves only the Ten Commandments written by the finger of God on stone to define how to keep the Sabbath - which is the seventh day of the week, not the sun god day - and it simply says "do not work". We...

Then why is "rest" and "ceased from his own works" in the present perfect tense in both cases -- and not future as you suggest? Case one: "...he that has entered..." Case two: "...he has ceased..." And I thought all that conjugation stuff in 10th grade English was a waste of time...

Imagine that. A defender of antinomianism immediately shifts the focal point of the topic FROM "Christian's duty - post conversion" TO a new topic "How to become a Christian" , followed by the suggestion that perhaps the opposition is "not moved emotionally by the Gospel". How condescendingly...

No no, I'm correct that your post #33 is an unconscious betrayal of your thoughts which reveals that you believe a relationship with God excludes the idea of total surrender to Him: that God is merely your "assistant" or "co-worker" there to "help" you in your own efforts by which you know...

The deceived mind reads the plain text of Scripture which reveals God's will for every single one of us: "I delight to do THY WILL, O my God. Yea, THY LAW is within my heart." Psalms 40:8 ...and yet denies it as such. God wills that we by faith repent from love of self and sin and by the grace...

Charles Wesley wrote circa 1770 in his commentary on Revelation 13 that the "First Beast" was the papacy and that its 1,260 year reign (symbolized by the 1,260 days, 42 months, 3 1/2 years, and time-times-half a time periods of prophecy) which began in 538 A.D., when the papacy took control over...

Wine not? 1) The spotless lamb typified not only Christ's outward perfect life but also the inward perfection of His blood, which would nevrer be symbolized by putrid, alcoholic booze. 2) There was no booze at the Last Supper per the commandment of Moses that all things fermented were to be...