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  1. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    this is what started the conversation Under the law. being caught in adultery demanded one be stoned. ie the penalty was death. Under the new covenant, that is no longer true. as shown when the people brought the harlot to Jesus to be stoned, and Jesus said let he who has no sin cast the...
  2. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    This is not true. Doing the law with or without faith has nothing to do with the curse of the law. The curse of the law is the mere fact whoever does not obey every word is cursed. period. We need to be careful and not add to the word of God Gal 3: For as many as are of the works of the law...
  3. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    He is trying to to relate being stoned to spiritual death
  4. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    Dude I am sick of you trying to impose your belief and not looking at the context at what is being spoken of. This conversation started with the statment that those who commit adultry according to the law have a penalty of death. According to the law. Those who commit adultry are to be...
  5. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    Ypu dont get it The death penalty in the law was physical death. Not spiritual;.
  6. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    For the wages (plural) of sin is death. Its not just one Everyone has sin, Unless that sin is washed by the blood.
  7. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    the penalty of sin is death If I lie, My penalty is death, If I commit adulty, the penalty of that sin is death If I know to do right, yet do not do it, the penalty of that sin is death. To deny you have multiple death penalties against you is to deny you have sin, who said anything about...
  8. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    The people brought the harlot to Jesus. According to the law she was to be STONED. Jesus said let he who has no sin cast the first stone. They all walked away. Because unlike some people. they admit they are not innocent.
  9. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    the penalty of sin is death. How many death penalties do you have against you since birth? I think if you stop to think. You will realise why people fall on their face in the site of even an angel..
  10. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    Actually he is correct. Under the law the adulterer and adulteress were to be stoned. Under the new. That is no longer true, thats why when they brought the harlot to Jesus he said let he who has no sin cast the first stone
  11. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    NO ONE CAN KEEP THE LAW. so in fact, the thread is not true. It does not matter if you try to keep it by faith, inwardly or outwardly. We are still sinning and falling short. This is non responsive. Moses said cursed is the one who does not obey every word. Paul repeated those words in...
  12. Eternally Grateful

    Under the Law is a curse, not Doing the Law

    The curse from the law comes from failing to keep it period. When the law Was given. Moses claimed, Cursed is the one who does not keep every word. It requires perfection. which means no one has met the standard (all have sinned and fall short) thus everyone is cursed. The was was not given...
  13. Eternally Grateful

    Conclusive That Jesus is AGAINST Weapons!

    Dude, you totally misrepresent what I am saying. My point was Jesus did not tell peter to destroy his sword or get rid of it. He told him to PUT IT BACK. People who use this to try to defend disarming people ARE taking it out of context.Jesus did not tell him to stop arraying/ Peter open...
  14. Eternally Grateful

    Conclusive That Jesus is AGAINST Weapons!

    I am delusional? Peter OPEN CARRIED A SWORD Jesus told him to PUT IT BACK where he got it Using this to try to prove that God does not support open or concealed carry of a weapon is delusional.
  15. Eternally Grateful

    Conclusive That Jesus is AGAINST Weapons!

    Thats a pipe dream my friend Criminals. and those that want to harm others will get weapons. if they have to make them You can't stop them what you want is to stop the people from being a deterent to them, and proctecting others.
  16. Eternally Grateful

    Conclusive That Jesus is AGAINST Weapons!

    Thank you, You just proved my point. He did not say get rid of it. He said put it back in its place (at his side) Taking up a sword is offensive. Jesus never told peter he could not use it as a defensive tool.
  17. Eternally Grateful

    Conclusive That Jesus is AGAINST Weapons!

    Your whole argument is DESTROYED by the fact 1. Peter OPEN carried a sword and Jesus did not tell them to stop carrying 2. Jesus did not tell Peter to stop carrying a sword. 3. Jesus response was that What they were doing was in Gods will. Jesus told them over and over he would be arrested and...
  18. Eternally Grateful

    1st problem with O.S.A.S.

    don't forget, He ignored James word about confessing our sins to one another.. James failed to get the message that we would not have sins to confess..
  19. Eternally Grateful

    1st problem with O.S.A.S.

    John tells us all we need to know about him then.. He thinks he is better than John himself.
  20. Eternally Grateful

    1st problem with O.S.A.S.

    Dude, You ave multiplied times failed to respond to what the term justified means. You have failed to respond to where Jesus took the curse of the law in our place. You have failed to respond to John telling us to confess our sins to God. And James telling us to confess our sins to one...