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In the New Covenant, but not in the Old. We are talking about the differences between the two covenants. Catch up! LOL

Says, Jesus. John 8:34-36

If you are a child of God, then say so. Stop calling yourself a sinner, unless you are one. But you can't be both.

You just quoted the New Covenant. But the Old Covenant doesn't say that. In the Ten Commandment you can't murder, but you CAN hate. And you got the scripture wrong. It is 1 John 3:15, not John 1:15

But if you are cleansed of all your sins, you receive a divine nature that does not sin in the present and future. You are no longer a sinner, but a child of God. 1 John 3. Have you ever received the baptism of the Holy Spirit? After going to church all my life, I didn't receive the Spirit until...

Besides, by not hating, am I not keeping the commandment to not murder? But if you keep the commandment to not murder, you can still hate.

The Children of Israel were over four hundred years after Abraham. Who do you think commanded Israel to kill those nations? And why?

They may appear similar, because they are both fashioned after the eternal laws of God to Love God with all your heart, mind and body, and love your neighbor. But the Ten Commandments say nothing about the Messiah, nor the deeper kind of love it takes to not hate, rather than just not murder...

No, I can't stand for very long so don't cook. Next week I'm going in for a Angiogram and possible Angioplasty if there is a blockage. I hope there is, and this will take care of my problem getting out of breath any time I stand up for very long.

When John gives these two commandments in 1 John 3:23, do you believe you are under those commandments?

Would you then call yourself an Antinomianist? I didn't know you believed as they do. Maybe I am the only non-Antinomianist on this debate who does not believe in the Ten Commandments, but what I see to be the stronger commandments of Jesus, that you don't seem to believe in either. Well, I love...

Why did Jesus never tell the rich young ruler to keep the Sabbath? He only told him to keep the moral laws toward each other.

Barny, I was bothered by this post so much, that I thought I just had to ask you what you think is the "Spirit" indwelling me?

You just named the only Antinomian I know of on this site. He hates me. Whew! You and I are in the same boat when it comes to his hatred.

Where in the Ten Commandments does it say to not hate your neighbor? It only says to not murder them. That means you are still able to hate them with your heart, as long as you don't act on that hate all the way to murder. The eternal laws of God are to LOVE God with all your heart, mind and...

When Jesus taught in general, He taught the New Covenant, as in the Sermon on the Mount. When asked a question, as with the rich young ruler, he taught according to the present covenant, which before Jesus dies and raises is the Old Covenant.

I don't get after you for believe in adding to Jesus. But I sure do get after Antinomianists who subtract from Jesus.

Let's come to an understanding. @BarnyFife, @quietthinker and @GerhardEbersoehn Blood Bought and I are now lawless Antinomianists, as you have thought. We believe in the stronger, deeper laws of Jesus to the heart, the core of our being, not no laws at all as those who stand on Romans 4 and...

Barny, dear, he is not an Antinomianist. He believes in stronger laws than the 10C, not no laws.

The laws were given to us because of transgressions, and our only rest was in the Sabbath-day, UNTIL Jesus should come and take away our transgressions. We were crucified with Christ, and are now raised with Him to live like Him. Jesus gives us God's rest. Not one day a week, but in Him...