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These words by Jesus still stand true. People who follow Christ, are similar to the top chefs who love food. They make their entire life around food. This was an analogy I heard from a guy I have listened to for a long time. John 3:3 Jesus replied, “I tell you the truth, unless you are born...

Paul was known as Saul, before the name change. Many people have a problem with Paul. But Paul had a revelation that it is by faith in the resurrected Son which made people right with God, and not the ordinances of the law, and if Paul was lead by the holy spirit to make these revelation. So...

Paul lived a life under the law, and put people to death, but he makes a revelation when he had his road side experience with Yeshua.

If anyone fails in the Torah, in just one aspect is guilty of it all, Hobie. In the Law I have read that a person who doesn't honor their mother or father is to be put to death. Therefore, should we put our children to death, when they don't obey their Father and mother, and curse them...

On another side note, even though it’s to the “people of Israel” I don’t believe it to the people of “modern day Israel.” And I believe the material Israel was replaced by a spiritual Israel. Therefore. Even people in Israel will fail at trying to obey the law fully. And thus the need of Jesus...

You can quote “with God anything possible or nothing is not impossible.” But what does that mean? That just because God nothing is impossible you can follow the Torah law completely and without fault and be Jesus himself? This type of thinking is beyond me, and if we need to follow the Torah...

Yes the world will continue on, Keraz. There are people out there who want this beautiful planet God created destroyed. What people don’t understand is he destroyed the heaven and earth economy of Jerusalem by divorce and established a heavenly economy. Is there still evil and what not in the...

So what is your point @Soyeong? Is this it? Nah, I don’t think so. Apparently you must believe you have to follow the Torah, and not Jesus I guess. I disagree, Jesus said to follow him, not the Torah. The Torah he taught them showed it spoke of Him. Not in obeying everything in it, because...

Okay, is your point that we must obey the Torah or should follow Christ? Please just be direct and honest in your response because I find the Law to be good but I don’t have to live my life by it; and while if you believe you can or something by all means go for it, I just want to get to the...

https://www.christianityboard.com/threads/exploring-trinitarian-logic.66823/post-1989746 To understand what has become known to me its requires one to read what I posted @Wrangler. People are free to question, but my response isn’t unreasonable, though people may think it simply “is crazy.”...

I don’t think reputation matters, unless you care what people think about you. I get everyone likes to be liked and what not, if your good at some type of trade, sure it’s good to have a good reputation, but what does that mean to God? Nothing. Jesus made himself of no reputation, and it’s not...

Do you think it's wrong to have a concern for people? I'll give you an example that happened to me at work. There is this woman who moved her client over to his bed so he can lay down but he was moved by another coworker back to the spot they were original set up. This woman expected me to...

People in Jesus' day heard the sayings of Christ, and then after the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Apostles who were told to go around to Jerusalem and cities around it, did so preaching the same things that he did... and in that time they had the Holy Spirit to go by. They...

Okay, if you believe so. You have a good night, tailgator.

Here is a question, on what terms do you find that you can address the bible as though it is written to you personally? I've answered already why old wineskins and new wine don't mix. Do you disagree with what has already been stated? I simply have to go through this fairly quickly.

Sounds, wild. I believe Jesus already came faithfully, so I mean these worries don't concern me personally. I know one day I will die. The hour and the day. Unsure, but I trust God. No matter what happens.

Tailorgator, this was not the question I had asked. That is alright though. And you have the right to view things as you do if that is what you so choose to do. I know this much, we don't know the hour or the day of our death, and that much stand true to this day.

Are they right? Or are they wrong? Of course, they do. Just as many people believe they have the right to quote the bible and make it about themselves. "As though the letters are written to them in this day in age." Which leads to all types of confusion within itself. What do you mean? What...

ElieG12, thank you for sharing your views.