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It’s not.

This would be striving against blood

Absolutely, NT says against such there is no law?

To repent means to turn away. This would mean to terminate the adulterous relationship, how could this work?

Ok, I’ll just for right now go with Jesus is lawless.

My conscience is clear in Christ, but I stand guilty of adultry, because I’ve lusted in my heart. To say anything else would make God a liar.

It’s so weird what I quoted above, I’ve never read this translation before. Who opposes and exalts himself against every so called god and object of worship? Just a question has Jesus done this? And also NT says the law is not for a righteous man, is Jesus lawless?

Dave’s just being pugnacious, the fact is adultry fornicators, homosexuality, murderers they don’t enter in that’s good news otherwise heaven would be just like this fallen world( the dung heap). Look that part is covered by Christ, but if he is present you’ll have a conviction to no longer...

It’s time to move

That’s crazy.

82 Fahrenheit here, kids are in the pool earlier.

That’s like 4 minutes of my life I can’t get back Thanks a lot.

I agree the full sole loatheth the honey comb, but to the hungry sole even the bitter things are sweet

There’s no man that has the authority to divide what God has made whole, this in my opinion includes salvation.

I read the op as giving all of us insight as to how desperately we need Christ. You have a husband, he’ll never leave or forsake you... despite your human ability to be pleasing to him. This is the good news.

Divorce is always a product of selfishness either on both or one or the others part. The way I view marriage is God gave me my wife to help encourage me to conform to the image of Christ, which is very hard given my selfish tendency.

There is no unforgivable sin.

Huge difference in independent study verses following the doctrine of men

What can I say, no matter how much lipstick you put on a pig... it’s still a pig.