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Absolute nonsense! No, I read the entire book of 1 john before posting. What I say is true. 10 commandments ate never mentioned. Royal law is.

Absolute nonsense.

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It doesn't say that! The 10 comnandments are not mentioned. BUT the commandments Jesus does want us to keep are! You added to the book. Not good.

I LOVE when you make that point! You are talking about worldly things and how important the 10 commandments. Amen! Me, Paul, Jesus, John and Peter are concerned with heavenly things. We cannot keep the 10 commandments and they won't give us salvation. The old covenant never could. The...

Romans 5: ....for until the law, sin was in the world. But sin is not imputed when there is no law. Nevertheless, death reigned from Adam to Moses, even over them that had not sinned after the simitude of Adam's transgression.... So where ever you were going with this philosophical theory...

No they are not. John himself in that very book where you got your one-liner about sin being transgression of the law also specifically tells us what the comnandments of Christ are. I refer you to 1 John 3:23. It says his commandment is 1. Believe on Jesus; 2. Love one another. THAT'S NOT...

Wrll, you quoted a little from romans 6, withoit regards to romans 5, as well as the explanation in romans 6. Furthermore, 1 john 3 speaks about keeping his (Christ's) commandment, not the law of moses.

What Angelina said was a pretty good answer. However Barrd, I don't think I can help, other than to read the rest of the chapter (1 John 3).

Barrd, You're missing the point. No one is saying you have to post an entire chapter. In fact, you can effectively make a point without quoting any scripture by eluding to it and staying within context. What I don't wamt to see is anyone posting parts of a chapter and excluding major...

Well good! Now please explain to me how you determined which verses were important and which weren't! Especially when the verses you skipped are pertinent to the topic and show that the law of faith is what god put in their hearts. Its not the first time you've done this, barrd. I hate...

Yes, you did: the important verses that you don't think are important! The verses that tell you that faith is what God wrote in their minds. Also, the verse that identifies what sinning willfully is. In other words, you skipped every verse that proves you wrong and deemed it as...

You have a real nasty habit of skipping verses, Barrd.

We must be humble to God and his Word. It doesn't nean a false humility of being subservient and weak to others. Being nice is fine, being truthful is better (when dealing with others). But always humble yourself to God.

Heretoeternity, Yea, Stan does that. Problem is you just sunk to his level and below it. Hate to say it, but you ought to look at mat 7:5.

There are things I simply don't think we are going to agree on, Barrd. 1. Jesus did not focus in the 10 commandments or any other part of the law of moses. He mentioned them, but it wasn't his focus point. 2. Jesus, Paul, Peter nor John taught that the new covenent was rehashing the old...

If you look at Mat 5:28, you will see why looking at a woman to lust is adultery. Its actually an important point in that it shows God looks at the intent of the heart and not only the physical actions. To say the 10 comnantments are the bedrock of society is ok. However, we are not of this...

No Barrd. No one can nor does. Not even the top 10. I don't want to explore anyone's life and make a list of sins. But remember if you are guilty of one sin, you are guilty of the whole law. Now, lets take adultery. Who isn't guilty when Jesus said if you look on a woman to lust, you are...

Yes, keep JESUS' commandments: the ones in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Not what was written in Exodus, Deuteronomy and Leviticus! If you want to get tricky, sure... Jesus is God and God gave the law in the OT. Fine. Peter said be established in the present truth, not the old covenant...

Barrd, both you and heretoeternity missed what I said. I did not say anyone taught it was ok to break the law. Once again, jesus and paul taught forgiveness, truth, grace through faith and love. Can you find instances where the law and certain points of the law are mentioned? Absolutely...