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1. So... still not addressing the passages. Still running away. 2. Stop lying, pretending we're anything like in this matter: I speak directly, you run from Scripture. I'm not interested in investing myself in any more of your little "Scriptural challenges" until YOU address the passages I...

Ezekiel actually says "therefore they were haughty and did an abomination" after saying that first part.

Clarification for the sake of the readers (I already know the ears of author are plugged and uninterested in any proof that he has erred in his study) : Christ DID uphold the Law: the underlying Principle of "keep your vows" was "Do not treat God or His Name with disrespect, but honor Him by...

Nope, James says the same--make no vow at all. Anyway, in my experience, you guys are hard headed, so I'll just leave what I said there to help readers who might otherwise be led into your delusion. Thanks for being an opportunity for me to share truth!

Oops : Jesus overruled Torah, nullifying commands--eg, calling the Torah's command to take and keep vows "of the evil one" (Mt 5). You're misapprehending His Words apparently.

Revelation says men will not walk by the light of the Sun or Moon--if it referred to literal 7th Day Sabbaths and New Moons, that'd be pretty difficult to do. If, on the other hand, the Sabbath was a shadow of things to come, and the fulfillment of the shadow is in Christ, as Hebrews 10 and...

1. So... still not addressing the passages. 2. Jesus is not contradicting Galatians 6. Not sure how this is unclear to you, but I will clarify it here and now (I don't run from Scripture, I address it head-on, like a man): Jesus finds fault with these FALSE PROPHETS, who mislead many by...

1. So... still not addressing the passages. 2. I never said, "Everyone, we're under the Law, like the man in Romans 7", because "the Law is weak in that it relies on sinful flesh [which has nothing good in it to correspond to the good demands of the Law, as you noted from Ro 7]" (Ro 8:3; Gal...

I stand by what I've said. If you disagree with anything I've said, for any reason whatsoever, again, "duly noted".

1. So... still not addressing the passages. 2. I desire to believe God's Word, because I believe God's grace is contained in "the Word of God's grace". Is that a sin I am committing?

In the Law, the priests were forbidden to wear garments that made them sweat in the sanctuary. Lol

Right, but I'm not going to invest in a side discussion on the topic : you obviously disagree with me, and I said "duly noted" because of that. It's not any sort of "non sequitur". We can leave it at that. That's the hitch: I do not take this individual's posts as sincere or honest. I entertain...

I don't think you know what a "non sequitur" is. You can do what you think, that has nothing to do with me--I'm not interested in your "direction", so don't waste your energy.

Is that because "you are not to wear a garment that causes you to sweat", huh, you legalist! Lol jk

Just FYI, here's another post she made arguing against the reliability of Scripture. https://www.christianityboard.com/threads/which-bible-teachings-do-you-think-are-made-up-by-the-church-or-true-teachings-of-the-bible.60211/ She apparently deleted her post arguing in favor of immorality, and...

So, you disagree with me. Duly noted.

All right, sorry for the confusion.

Go look at her content history if you're really that interested. I'm just observing the pattern of this person's content. Whether you're a "deliverance minister" or not is not something I know for a fact, and is irrelevant.

Context : literally every post I've seen this user make has been anti-Biblical, not seeking how to please God, or discussing actual Biblical questions about how to obey the Lord, but seeking to lead peoples' attention away from the Lord to some other thing as if held some goodness. She made a...

Well, in my defense, I literally gave the passage of Scripture assuming people would look it up. Maybe I have to quote the passage every single time, instead of relaxing and thinking it is sufficient to merely give the book chapter verse. I honestly haven't had bad experiences with 7th Day...