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* I don’t know what it is but I know it’s not a fence. *

I would tell newbies to listen to Jesus - > water baptism is commanded. All of the apostles, including Paul, baptized believers in water. Being baptized in water doesn’t require anyone to do all of the law of Moses. Baptism in water is a part of, is obedience to, the Messiah’s law.

Yes. You also know that the only God I believe in is the God of Jewish monotheism. While Catholics are trinitarians, my intention with post #176 wasn’t to encourage discussion of the Trinity.

There’s nothing to wonder about. Israel vacillated between faithfulness to the God of Jewish monotheism and forays into idolatry. The two are incompatible. The idea of holding the creator in one’s hands doesn’t stem from Jewish monotheism.

It’s not the mindset of Jewish monotheism.

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed last night: “Priests have the privilege of holding the God of creation in their hands. Without priests, there is no Eucharist. Without the Eucharist, there is no Church - Archbishop Charles J. Chaput”...

“Without the gospel, there is no message of hope for mankind.” - Burk Parsons

The church Paul persecuted is the church of God which is the body of Messiah. You’re promoting a belief l, a doctrine, that didn’t exist prior to the 19th century. That alone should be a red flag to our readers, if not to you.

Take note, newbies. Dispensationalism separates its devotees from the church of God. All of the churches we read about in scripture are collectively the church of God, the body of Messiah.

Newbies, Revelation is about the church. We should all be listening, believing and obeying to the Messiah. In other words, anti-dispensationalism.