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It might help if you addressed my distinct points that you just quoted. :)

Well, I've already stated that I don't understand what kind of death the ten commandments minister to us and how exactly they do that to us. I certainly didn't mean to try your patience. I must say, however, that if you're going to use Romans 7 as support for the typical antinomian...

I'm afraid a short answer with no Scripture evidence isn't going to clarify much for me, personally. What kind of death is it, exactly, that the ten commandments ministers to me?

It is impossible for someone to impose something on another as a condition of salvation. Impossible. Suggest, maybe--impose, never.

How is it possible for someone to impose something on another as a condition of salvation? I hear this all the time and it makes absolutely no sense to me.

Could you explain what it means for the ten commandments to be the ministry of death? Perhaps you could give examples of other passages of Scripture that describe how the ten commandments minister death to us?

I see that such is claimed, but it is incorrect. :) I prefer to view the Bible through itself, rather than what a website claims it says. I'm funny that way. Not that there are no websites I agree with about certain things, mind you.

I must say I'm pretty disappointed. I perceive that you are very sincere and honest about your beliefs, but again you evaded and deflected and barely addressed my questions at all. It seems that God had some other things to say about the sabbath later on in the book of Isaiah. Of course, you're...

Yes, these, none of which you addressed directly: All you did is deflect them with your oxn agenda. What difference does it make how Jesus kept the Sabbath if, as you indicate, it is not something God requires of us? And how is suggesting that Sabbath-keeping is something that God...

Instead of trying to steer and control the narrative of the discussion or implying insult, why don't you just try to address some of the points of the comments you quoted?

Yeah, never happened. Hard to forget since whenever someone refers to the first day of the week they're also talking about the day we call "Sunday." Mrs. White never formulated a doctrine in her 70+ years of ministry. Sunday-keeping Adventists got the word on 7th day Sabbath-keeping from the...

There is no need to make anything seem any way. Sabbath-keepers didn't place the 4th commandment where it is. God did that. And rarely will you find a Sabbath-keeper implying that those who don't keep the Sabbath don't know Him. Too bad that doesn't go both ways.

Duly noted :)

Aren't we under the Noahic covenant still? Or should we turn our backs when we see a rainbow? Are we not under the 2nd part of the Adamic covenant or has God not put enmity between the seed of the woman and the serpent's seed? What about the curse on the soil and pain in childbirth? Was that...

The premise of the question is faulty. It assumes that in order for the 4th commandment to be valid it must have a thorough endorsement of either Paul or John. That assumption is arbitrary and ludicrous. "Can you cite Paul or John of Jesus telling us the details of" all of the other nine...

Please don't feed the trolls. ;)

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1 Kings 3:14 KJV: And if thou wilt walk in my ways, to keep my statutes and my commandments, as thy father David did walk, then I will lengthen thy days. Evidently (right from God's heart), you don't have to be without a history of faults to be considered a keeper of His commandments. This...

Oh, what a clever question! What I do doesn't matter in the slightest. What the Bible teaches is what matters. At least, that's what I hear.

commandment ἐντολὴ (entolē) Noun - Nominative Feminine Singular Strong's 1785: An ordinance, injunction, command, law. From entellomai; injunction, i.e. An authoritative prescription. Law?” νόμῳ (nomō) Noun - Dative Masculine Singular Strong's 3551: From a primary nemo; law, genitive case...