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Absolute baloney. God worked on the very first 7th day. Who do you think held up the world and the stars while He was resting after His creation of the earth was completed? Think, think!

None of which gives us permission to break or spiritualize away the 4th commandment. It is the test for the last days. It is the Holy Spirit's job to convict but it is mine to inform.

So no one is allowed to work, ever, since every day is the seventh/first (?-resurrection) day. I'm going to miss your nonsense.

So you agree, then, that all Christians should, by the grace of God, observe and keep the ten commandments today--even the 4th? I think that's obvious. But I was referring to the ones who did not keep the faith, and died too early to get in on the boon of national Israel at the end of time that...

Could you rephrase that? I can't understand it.

Except for the ones who died lost. Hardly seems fair to them, eh?

The goal posts move all the time around here.

I guess that's why we ended up with a book with 750k words in it, eh?

I think it's definitely inevitable, because the Gospel is simple and hidden from the wise, right? :)

I have never had anyone tell me the law is in the sermon on the mount. But it's always anything and everything but the ten commandments and I seem to run into a new one nearly every day. It seems like it's okay to keep the law, as long as your favorite body of law isn't the ten commandments...

By asking, and doubting nothing

Where in the Bible does it say that the new covenant church is the new creation? If it is, then the old creation has to have been the Exodus and the establishment of Israel.

Where in the Bible are these stronger laws? We've had entire Sabbath School quarterlies on subjects like "walking in the Spirit." 2017 1st quarter The Holy Spirit and Spirituality Frank M. Hasel :)

Where in the Bible does it say Christ "fulfilled" the law at His resurrection?

According to your theology, I've just been kidding myself for the last 48 years. I'm not a Christian at all. When I knelt with my great-grandmother at her couch at 8 years of age and asked the Lord to come into my heart, He must have actually declined the invitation.

Ah, the spirit of arrogance. I've never prayed for that. That must be where I'm coming up short. Couldn't you go and troll somewhere else for a while?

Been there. Done that.

I don't suppose you care to share your secret with folks here...

Very nice. Very nice. Hopefully one day I can rise to a fraction of your level of spirituality.

Great response!!!