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Funny! But the Calvinist Jesus has the same amount of dead bodies floating around. They are the ones He didn't choose to save. Both are false.

What were the "eternal laws" Grailhunter" was quoting?

Seeing as we had the Ten Commandments, why did Jesus come. What was missing?

Do you mean the need for us to have Jesus to be saved? And not just obeying the Ten Commandments?

Do you recognize the eternal laws you are quoting? But how these point to Jesus without whom we could not be saved? 1 John 3:23 (in context) 21 Beloved, if our heart does not condemn us, we have confidence toward God. 22 And whatever we ask we receive from Him, because we keep His commandments...

They are certainly a pure copy, but Christ's are more specific to the New Covenant. They are what Jesus taught which are....

What are the commandments of Jesus? John 15:10

and @Pierac There are laws in the Old Testament that look forward to being fulfilled by who they represent - Jesus. Leviticus 23. All these holy convocations have been fulfilled in Christ. The Ten Commandments which is the covenant, (Ex. 34:28) are for sinners and are still in effect for all...

Paul wasn't dead when he made that statement.

Are you saying because Jesus went through the physical circumcision of his flesh when he was eight years old, that His physical circumcision is now ours if we abide in him? So what is cut off of us by Christ?

What has changed from the Old Covenant is how we are able to keep the covenant of God, which only applies to the Ten Commandments. Most of the schoolmaster is still valid for today. We still can't marry a close relative like parent sibling close uncle or cousin. In today's denominations there...

The New Covenant is a completely different animal. You can hardly compare it to the Old Covenant. Old Covenant – to recognize sin, Romans 7:13 - Memorization - Keep the letter of the law by human willpower with a sin nature - Responsible to learn all the laws - Break one you break them all -...

That was the QUESTION that I prayed to God. He answered and said, "GLORIFICATION." So I do NOT teach that sanctification is a process and never have, because it only means "set apart after being cleansed" and that was done when Jesus took away our sin at justification. You see, I had noticed it...

I believe Jesus, and He wouldn't have said to us, "ye shall be made perfect if it wasn't now. He is the Author and Finisher of our Faith. Note: "finish." Plus Paul, in many of his letters claimed he wasn't yet perfect, but if you read his last letter, I think he was implying he made it! 2...

@Ritajanice, it is Behold's posts of the most outrageous doctrines of demons that you "like." You've chosen lies. So don't wow me. It is too obvious.

@2081. @Ritajanice, have I ever taught this garbage? NO! You've chosen a pathological liar who believes his own lies.

Wow! Another lie. You said: "Are unbelievers sanctified by their life process as you teach is "sanctification"? I don't even teach that sanctification is a "process" for a believer, let alone an unbeliever! The born again go through the process of becoming like Christ called "glorification."...

What I'd like to know is why Exodus 34 has different commandments.

Did you know that Grace, which Jesus was full of, John 1:14 is POWER? Jesus lived under the Old Covenant, and what He taught His disciples was the New Covenant, except to the Pharisees. To them He clarified the Old Covenant laws and how they were breaking them. The eternal laws of God are...

Yes, God gave them to Israel, His chosen people. All they had to do was their best at keeping them with their will-power and to love and put their trust in God, but all of the tribes, but two failed completely. And those remaining two were far from perfect. Why this statement?