JonahofAkron
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Jesus doesn't call you to follow Him?You don't follow the Jesus l know and believe in.
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Jesus doesn't call you to follow Him?You don't follow the Jesus l know and believe in.
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Not the jesus you believe in lol
Here. This is where you said it. Perhaps it was a mistake... Or a Freudian slip.Christ did not ignore his Father's commands, and we are not to obey Jesus' commands.
Obedience to commands for the Christian is a direct contradiction in terms...if you seek to obey the law it is counted as disobedience.
We live by faith and what works we have to show for it comes from Christ's life in us.
I agree. Follow Him with your actions.We are not to ignore Jesus' commands.
It doesn't say everyday. At least not here.Why are you mocking Jesus?
John 6:53 Jesus said to them, "Very truly I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you.
You don't follow the Jesus l know and believe in.
I don't believe in the god u believe inAnd I thank God for that.
I don't believe in the god u believe in
Is that the way it was for Abraham?
Which produced in him obedience to the commands given to him.Abes obedience was to faith
God had promised that through Isaac he would become the father of many nations Abe BELIEVED God and it was reckoned to him as righteousness.
Now watch this closely and learn
Again God commanded Abe to offer up his son
When Abe set out to obey God he was obeying the promise that through Ike he would be the father of many nations...he was showing his faith in the resurrection....without that KNOWING that God could not renege His promise Abe could not have obeyed.
His obedience was to faith
Abes obedience was to faith
God had promised that through Isaac he would become the father of many nations Abe BELIEVED God and it was reckoned to him as righteousness.
Now watch this closely and learn
Again God commanded Abe to offer up his son
When Abe set out to obey God he was obeying the promise that through Ike he would be the father of many nations...he was showing his faith in the resurrection....without that KNOWING that God could not renege His promise Abe could not have obeyed.
His obedience was to faith
Here. This is where you said it. Perhaps it was a mistake... Or a Freudian slip.
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Then your post as you stated it is not true.
Just as untrue when you state that one must obey EVERYTHING Jesus commanded.
Your own words betray scripture.
Thats what I've said multiple times. The problem is you and I disagree on what He said to do.I go by Jesus Christ. I do not go by Freud.
Think the best of others, not the worst. Why do you think the worst of me?
I do not know if you are learning about others beliefs or not, but there are people who preach we do not have to obey Jesus' commands, and people do not even know what Jesus' commands are.
They keep asking me what his commands are and telling me we do not have to obey them.
Jesus said he remained in his Father's love BECAUSE he OBEYED; and Jesus tells us that if we want to remain in his, Jesus' love, then we have to obey him, Jesus.
Thats what I've said multiple times. The problem is you and I disagree on what He said to do.
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All that those that sit in the seat of Moses say. Or all that the scribes and Pharisees teach.What is it that you say Jesus says to do and I do not agree with?
All that those that sit in the seat of Moses say. Or all that the scribes and Pharisees teach.
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