Has the torah been abolished?

[shinethelight32]

Has the torah been abolished? If so, then that means we can commit sin by do whatever we went. And also this is one of the reasons why most of the jews are not believing Jesus as the messiah, because christianity teaches Jesus has annulled the torah at the crosss which Jews would never believe such a thing

 

[JohnDB]

Not since the last time you asked the same question.

 

[Enoch111]

Has the torah been abolished?

Short answer: NO! The entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation remains the Word of God.

 

[Enoch111]

because christianity teaches Jesus has annulled the torah at the cross which Jews would never believe such a thing

Jesus said that unbelieving Jews would never believe even though one rose from the dead. So this is just a lame excuse.

 

[Eternally Grateful]

Has the torah been abolished? If so, then that means we can commit sin by do whatever we went. And also this is one of the reasons why most of the jews are not believing Jesus as the messiah, because christianity teaches Jesus has annulled the torah at the crosss which Jews would never believe such a thing

1. No
2. it has been fulfilled
3. To the non believer, it is there to expose sin and show Gods redemption
4. To the believer, it has completed its task, and has fulfilled its purpose, so it has faded away, because it has no more use, we follow the law of Christ, or law of love now.

 

[Michael1985]

No, and I honestly believe anyone who argues that it has is merely looking for excuses to justify pork consumption, working on Sabbath, etc.

 

[Eternally Grateful]

No, and I honestly believe anyone who argues that it has is merely looking for excuses to justify pork consumption, working on Sabbath, etc.

So do you confirm and obey ever word written (literally every jot and tittle) as commanded by moses?

 

[shinethelight32]

1. No
2. it has been fulfilled
3. To the non believer, it is there to expose sin and show Gods redemption
4. To the believer, it has completed its task, and has fulfilled its purpose, so it has faded away, because it has no more use, we follow the law of Christ, or law of love now.

I believe the law of christ is the same as the law of God

 

[Eternally Grateful]

I believe the law of christ is the same as the law of God

but its not the same as the law given to moses.

The law given to moses says do this or else. fail one time and your under a curse

The law of Christ says Love the lord your God and your neighbor as yourself. In these two commands are all the law.

If we try to mature in christ by following the law. We will fail.

If we take the Love God has given us to empower us to love others. By practice will will be obedient to the law of moses. (but still not perfectly)

 

[shinethelight32]

Those two commands that you mentioned are from the Torah

Deu 6:5 And thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might.

Lev 19:18 Thou shalt not avenge, nor bear any grudge against the children of thy people, but thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself: I am the LORD.

All the Torah in the law of God hangs on those two commands

 

[shinethelight32]

No, and I honestly believe anyone who argues that it has is merely looking for excuses to justify pork consumption, working on Sabbath, etc.

You are correct. They used the passage Matthew 5:17-19, to justify to work on the sabbath, disregard the holy days, eating unclean animals, ect