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Just to clarify. If you don't keep the Sabbath, but at the same time believe you must, is that obeying God? You are not doing what you believe. Or do you understand that we are not under the Sabbath law? But do you understand why?

Do you still believe the Ten Commandments were the focal point of Jesus' ministry? Is that what He means when He says, "If you love me, keep my commands"?

As for me, you are right, and you are wrong. It's not the commandments that are wrong, but the way we keep them are polar opposites.

Who wants to break them? As I've said, when you LOVE by the power of the Spirit you don't, dishonor parents, steal, kill, commit adultery, lie or covet. Anytime examples of the commandments of the 10C are listed in the NT they are always of the last 6, and are being compared to the law of...

Maybe not yet, but they are deceivers. Mark my words, this is just the first step in twisting a new law like they've done to the Constitution.

Baloney! You live in North Carolina.

Isn't that what preachers do from the pulpit? Its a thin line to the extreme if this law is passed. I don't care what they say to "explain." Its what's next we have to be concerned about. Let's be wise as a serpent!

Wow, you really stepped in big doo doo, and set yourself up as a scoffer. Did you even read past the sentence you quoted? ROFL!!! What did you do, read past the scriptures of people falling under the power of Jesus by His very presence? They're there.

More likely Satan puts his own thoughts into someone's mind.

Satan can only cause dis-ease of something already in existence from God.

Yes, verse 7 makes it clear John is talking about Gnostics, not Messianics. Keeping the Sabbath does not condemn anyone. But neither does keeping everyday unto Jesus alike condemns anyone. Romans 14:5-6

Yes, God is awesome. Psalm 47:1-3 Oh, clap your hands, all you peoples! Shout to God with the voice of triumph! 2 For the Lord Most High is awesome; He is a great King over all the earth. 3 He will subdue the peoples under us, And the nations under our feet. cc: @faithfulness

ROFL You've just made the opposite point.

I just explained why Paul said "I." If you don't want to learn anything outside of your small box of learning, so be it. It is your opportunity to lose if you choose to. At least my heart was in the right place to teach you. By the way, not being in the flesh but in the Spirit, is not after we die.

You are reading it with a western mindset. I think it was you I was showing Semitic writing styles. First person, present tense is another one. Take, for example, Romans 7:9 "I was alive once without the law, but when the commandment came, sin revived and I died." Paul is talking about mankind...

I would love to experience being slain in the Spirit. Though people go down on both sides of me, I've never felt anything - except, occasionally, someone trying to push me. But I truly believe what they tell me. My next door neighbor was attending a Baptist church and they did ask people who...

Why did he also say we are dead to sin? Obviously he was referring to the heinous acts he did while yet a sinner. He was still feeling the shame of those acts, not that he was still doing them.

I just saw some key words and phrases that sounded "Vatican."

Sounds like from the Vatican.

You say you walk in the Spirit. But you also argue for being a sinner. Which is it? The law is for sinners, and not for the righteous. And yet, you say you are not under the law. knowing this: that the law is not made for a righteous person, but for the lawless and insubordinate, for the...