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@Behold I'm bored with your lack of knowledge of Pauline theology, or any of the other apostles, and especially that of Jesus, so I won't be responding much to your swill. But I am not going to put you on ignore, as I want to give your readers the correct answers they might have.

I just did. See, you don't understand ANYTHING.

What is ^ got to do with this: Do you honestly believe just because we are not under the Old Covenant laws, we are under none? See! YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND.

To think that the power of Grace is a license to sin is a great big, "you don't understand."

True, if you understood the power of Grace.

You don't understand.

You don't understand.

You don't understand.

Huh? The commentary I'm reading, or the commentary I'm writing? It seems out believe I have an outside source of my beliefs. I don't, anymore that you do. Or do you? If so, who do you follow?

You must have a deformed definition of Grace. Grace is not 'do as you please and the blood of Jesus covers you if you commit willful sin.' But that is a common definition in many denominations! E-Gad! God's grace is the power of God to be righteous. In other words, to keep God's laws of fervent...

That just means that Christ is the end of the LETTER OF THE LAW, and enters in the SPIRIT OF THE SAME LAW, which is deeper and part of those who are born again.

Jesus is the end of the letter of the law. The Spirit of the Law is entirely different. It is written on our heart/conscience to follow. It is so much easier. "My yoke is easy and my burden is light." Just follow your conscience. 1 John 3:21. If your heart does not condemn you, you have...

ROFL That'll teach ya!

Oh my! I KNOW that sense of humor! Yes, He can be so funny! And that correction lasts because you receive it, not shun away from it!

There is another aspect of the gift of discernment of spirits. Actually seeing them. My best friend can see them. Sometimes what they actually look like - some kind of monkey like creature. And other times like a dark shadowy haze around a person. She never speaks of this unless asked. I...

What's the matter @Behold, can't you think of something else to judge me about?

Matthew 28:1 is a case in point. But knowing what it actually says, and not what the modern translations say is eye-opening.

I never knew for decades that she wasn't saved. I went straight to her when I discovered it. It destroyed our friendship as you might guess. But better the wounds of a friend, than the kisses of an enemy.

As one of my enemies, I'm not surprised by your skepticism.

I have an old friend that thought everything she thought was the voice of God, therefore, absolute truth. She would always say, "God told me..." Anyone relate? I can. I remember that era when everyone was saying that. Of her, I was skeptical. So I can understand the skepticism that people have...