TheThirdAngel144
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While God sees us as perfect in Christ, you must actually walk in Christ, to be seen so. Christ kept that law, so for us to walk in disobedience to that law, yet claim to be "in Christ" is a deception.
do as those who sit in Moses’ seat...NOT AS THEY DO...that is quite different than “Dont worry about what those in moses’ seat teach I have come to fulfill the law so you dont have to”
the ordinances are against you coming at you like a military ordnance...they are the curses and penalties...there is traffic law and then the ticket for breaking it...the ticket is the ordnance shot at you...that was nailed to the cross paid for...the curse done away with...NOT the Law...think NOT that I have come to abolish...but to fulfill...and once fulfilled the standard is affirmed...He is our example
more specifically they were breaking laws and rules...NOTHING there about “just believe and be as you were”..
if you are then you would demonstrate it and teach others to by living and loving JUST AS He did...His Way and His faith...
You would be different than you were...not of the world but set apart...circumcised in the heart because of faith into obedience...
While God sees us as perfect in Christ, you must actually walk in Christ, to be seen so. Christ kept that law, so for us to walk in disobedience to that law, yet claim to be "in Christ" is a deception.
full credit to Him for sealing me...is why I work as I do I want to because I am His...to do His way His Faith as He commanded we do...to follow Him His Way do as He did keep my commandmentsAgain, you give no credit to the Holy Spirit that seals the Christian and places him "In Christ" Ephesians 1:13.
nope I am not subject to it...Iwant His yoke to do His work...I am His not my own...and His I am free of the curse of the Law not free of the LawFor you it is law, law, law. I am not under the law, nor am I subject to it. You are.
oh good...you had said it was abolished but suddenly you need it...good to see it remainsPaul said that the law is for these people, The lawless, The disobedient, The ungodly, Sinners, The unholy, The profane, Murderers, Manslayers, Whoremongers, Homosexuals, Men stealers, Liars, Perjured persons, 1 Timothy 1:9, 10. If you are one of those then the law is for you,
unless they disobey which puts them on the previous list...your name removed from the book of lifeBut the law is not for Christians.
full credit to Him for sealing me...is why I work as I do I want to because I am His...to do His way His Faith as He commanded we do...to follow Him His Way do as He did keep my commandments
nope I am not subject to it...Iwant His yoke to do His work...I am His not my own...and His I am free of the curse of the Law not free of the Law
oh good...you had said it was abolished but suddenly you need it...good to see it remains
unless they disobey which puts them on the previous list...your name removed from the book of life
When a sinner comes to Christ to be saved by him God seals him with the Holy Spirit and places him "In Christ". There is no unsealing. Once sealed always sealed. There is nothing that can separate the love of God from the Christian, not even sin.
For Yah so loved the world...didn’t save all of it...some rejected it right away...some didn’t finish the race...did not persevere...ask Paul and Peter about falling back to previous ways...or going back to vomit...
You don't understand what it means to be "In Christ". To say that you have to walk in Christ is an impossibility and will cause you to live a life of legalism. I am a sinner (saved sinner) saved by grace. So was Paul, 1 Timothy 1:15.
You can't be "in Christ" when you don't have the mind of Christ. Christ's mind strove to obey God's law. Only the carnal mind is at war with the law, not the spiritual mind.
Romans 8:7 Because the carnal mind is enmity against God: for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be.
The spiritual mind is subject to the law of God. If you are warring against God's law, which Christ was subject too, and we would be subject too if we have the mind of Christ, then you are not "in Christ".
Romans 8:7 is a description of an unsaved person.
"For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace, Romans 8:6."
You cannot be subject to the law and have peace. The law demands that you be perfect. Are you perfect? No, you are not perfect because you are a sinner.
Being a sinner and being subject to the law will produce one big hypocrite.
Only those who know Christ can keep God's law, not those who do not know Christ. Christ frees us from sin. If you cannot keep the law, it is because you do not know Christ.
John 8:34&36 Jesus answered them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Whosoever committeth sin is the servant of sin. 36 If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.
Romans 6:18 Being then made free from sin, ye became the servants of righteousness.
Psalms 119:165 Great peace have they which love thy law: and nothing shall offend them.
If the carnal mind is not subject to the law of God, then the spiritual mind is subject to the law of God. If the spiritual mind is subject, and loves the law of God, then the spiritual mind will have peace.
If you hate the law of God, you are carnally minded. Only those who are making themselves pure as Christ is pure are those who are true Christians.
1 John 3:3 And every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself, even as he is pure.
The only one that kept God's law was Jesus Christ. Everyone else fails, Romans 3:23. Jesus kept and fulfilled the law for us. After he fulfilled it he abolished it, Ephesians 2:15. The law has been replaced by the Holy Spirit. We are now called to live by the Spirit and not the law. "The letter (law) kills but the Spirit gives life" 2 Corinthians 3:6.
So you're saying Paul was wrong? We were not made free from sin, and made servants of righteousness?
Was Christ wrong, when He said we are made free from sin?
There most certainly is a difference between knowing the Lord after the flesh (Matthew 5:20 KJV, Matthew 23:1-3 KJV) and that of the risen, ascended, glorified Lord Jesus Christ's revelations to and through Paul in the but now (Romans 3:21-22 KJV, Romans 10:4 KJV).Many believe that there is a conflict between what Jesus taught and what Paul taught concerning the law. There is no conflict.
There most certainly is a difference between knowing the Lord after the flesh (Matthew 5:20 KJV, Matthew 23:1-3 KJV) and that of the risen, ascended, glorified Lord Jesus Christ's revelations to and through Paul in the but now (Romans 3:21-22 KJV, Romans 10:4 KJV).
If they fall away after professing Christ as their savior, they never did believe in the first place. They were counterfeits.
So you're saying Paul was wrong? We were not made free from sin, and made servants of righteousness?
Was Christ wrong, when He said we are made free from sin?
So the adulterer can stop committing adultery, but I can't stop lying through Christ? Or stealing? Or hating people?Christ didnt say that...He said go and sin no more...which is NOT a prophetic statement of what was to occur but that she not choose to keep doing it...
We are free from the consequences of sin...eternal death...not free from the law which point sin out
So the Spirit did not guide them when they claimed it did? Of the Spirit did not know they were fake?
Hmmm...hard to tell who is real without fruits...
Counterfeits are judged by a standard yes? The True...and these are known how in your “do what thou whilst lawlessness”?
I mean anyone can claim “I am in Christ” as easily as satan believes He is indeed the Saviour...
So the adulterer can stop committing adultery, but I can't stop lying through Christ? Or stealing? Or hating people?
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