Already did, pudgy sodomite.
No you didn't.
Just show us a verse that shows Peter observing the law of Moses after the cross?
Already did, pudgy sodomite.
Already answered, although you answered it yourself. See Highlighted.
The law exposes the inadequacies of the flesh, and condemns them.
Therefore there needs to be an alternative way of justification apart from the flesh. That is, apart from works, because works are flawed. Hence the reason a new covenant was sought.
You are nowhere theologically, but you do have Marowbie who follows you around like a lost puppy.
I can imagine you riding to Aspen on a scooter with Marowbie on the back.
Galatians 3:24 KJV Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.
Hogwash. More made up crap to support a myth.Yep.
And Peter didn't even plan on being there. That's why Jesus had to tell Peter not to leave Jerusalem.
The staying in Jerusalem was LONGER term than just the feast day, liar-boy.If Peter was going to observe the law of Moses, Jesus would have known that Peter was going to be in Jerusalem. Instead, Jesus had to tell Peter not to leave:
(Acts 1:4) “Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about.
If Peter was going to observe the law, Jesus wouldn't have had to tell him not to leave Jerusalem.
Nowhere after the cross did Peter observe the law.
Yep.
And Peter didn't even plan on being there. That's why Jesus had to tell Peter not to leave Jerusalem.
If Peter was going to observe the law of Moses, Jesus would have known that Peter was going to be in Jerusalem. Instead, Jesus had to tell Peter not to leave:
Hogwash. More made up crap to support a myth.
The staying in Jerusalem was LONGER term than just the feast day, liar-boy.
This is why THEY would not leave even after the EXTREME persecution started.Act 8:1 KJV And Saul was consenting unto his death. And at that time there was a great persecution against the church which was at Jerusalem; and they were all scattered abroad throughout the regions of Judaea and Samaria, except the apostles.Go back to the drawing board Mr. Pretender (Telmorelies).
What does the word "was" mean Little Johnny?
The word "was" is a past tense verb.
Meaning the law is operative no longer.
Paul didn't use the word "is", he used the word "was"
(Col 2:14 KJV) Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross;
Gee.....there's that past tense verb "was" again.
MADists claim the ordinances were still in place after the cross for those in Christ.
MAD is a mess.
Nope-who taught it............
-Who taught the law, in the OT, to the children of Israel?
-Who taught the law, in Matthew-John, which was OC, prior to the dbr?
-Who taught the "early Acts" believers, to adhere to the law, , including the feasts, "the appointed feasts," such as Pentecost,going to the temple?
-Who taught the OC/"Old Testament,"from the cross, until AD 70, since you say that the OC did not end until AD 70-"transition period...God did not flip a lightswitch"?
-Who taught the law to Paul, the Galatians.............per:
Galatians 3:24 KJV Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.
Jan Crouch?
-The Lord Jesus Christ spoke only the words of God the Father(as all prophets did-God's spokesman)-he taught the Savior, what to say. Go on record, and assert that God the Father did not teach him to teach the law.
-Tell us why the Lord Jesus Christ kept the law, a law, that He never taught. Go ahead.
-Who taught Paul to go to the synagogues-only law observant people allowed in.
-Who picked Ananias, "a devout man according to the law," to go to Saul/Paul
-Who taught Peter to observe the dietary restrictions, according to the law?
-Who taught Paul to observe the feasts?
Galatians 3:24 KJV Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.
Does the law serve to bring others to Christ today, candyandy?
andy:This "Jesus" never taught the law, but someone taught Paul the law, and the Galatians, to bring them to Christ, and through the law, is the knowledge of sin, but God never taught the law.
Dopie Opie the fruitie Penty.
Not a peep.
Who taught it, above.
You lied-you said the law no longer exists.
I stay on topic, while dismissing your dodge ball, do the hokey pokey, fruitie games. And my topic, is your "argument." Thus...
-Who taught the law, in the OT, to the children of Israel?
-Who taught the law, in Matthew-John, which was OC, prior to the dbr?
-Who taught the "early Acts" believers, to adhere to the law, , including the feasts, "the appointed feasts," such as Pentecost,going to the temple?
-Who taught the OC/"Old Testament,"from the cross, until AD 70, since you say that the OC did not end until AD 70-"transition period...God did not flip a lightswitch"?
-Who taught the law to Paul, the Galatians.............per:
Galatians 3:24 KJV Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.
Jan Crouch?
-The Lord Jesus Christ spoke only the words of God the Father(as all prophets did-God's spokesman)-he taught the Savior, what to say. Go on record, and assert that God the Father did not teach him to teach the law.
-Tell us why the Lord Jesus Christ kept the law, a law, that He never taught. Go ahead.
-Who taught Paul to go to the synagogues-only law observant people allowed in.
-Who picked Ananias, "a devout man according to the law," to go to Saul/Paul
-Who taught Peter to observe the dietary restrictions, according to the law?
-Who taught Paul to observe the feasts?
Galatians 3:24 KJV Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.
Does the law serve to bring others to Christ today, candyandy?
andy:This "Jesus" never taught the law, but someone taught Paul the law, and the Galatians, to bring them to Christ, and through the law, is the knowledge of sin, but God never taught the law.
Dopie Opie the fruitie Penty.
Not a peep.
MAD is a mess.
Yep.
And Peter didn't even plan on being there. That's why Jesus had to tell Peter not to leave Jerusalem.
If Peter was going to observe the law of Moses, Jesus would have known that Peter was going to be in Jerusalem. Instead, Jesus had to tell Peter not to leave:
You use the word "law", but do not use common sense to determine which aspects of the law are referred to.
The moral law has never been abolished. The judicial aspect of the law condemns failure. This has been abolished, along with the ceremonial aspect of the law which exposes and condemns physical inadequacies.
You use the word "law" collectively every time you see it. It's a gnostic trend that basically seeks to remove moral restraint completely. If there is no moral law, it is impossible to commit a sin.
Whereas scripture teaches the necessity to walk in the Spirit in order to overcome the lusts of the flesh. This is something the mads never mention, because you only focus on the flesh, as that is all you are.
(Col 2:14 KJV) Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross;
Gee.....there's that past tense verb "was" again.
MADists claim the ordinances were still in place after the cross for those in Christ.
MAD is a mess.
You're a liar andy.You use the word "law", but do not use common sense to determine which aspects of the law are referred to.
The moral law has never been abolished. The judicial aspect of the law condemns failure. This has been abolished, along with the ceremonial aspect of the law which exposes and condemns physical inadequacies.
You use the word "law" collectively every time you see it. It's a gnostic trend that basically seeks to remove moral restraint completely. If there is no moral law, it is impossible to commit a sin.
Whereas scripture teaches the necessity to walk in the Spirit in order to overcome the lusts of the flesh. This is something the mads never mention, because you only focus on the flesh, as that is all you are.
We are dead to the law that we might live unto Christ.
You're a liar andy.
We agree with all of scripture and with Paul when he tells us to walk after the Spirit. But we are NOT under the law.... any law.
We are dead to the law that we might live unto Christ.
You cannot be joined to Christ while you're still under the law.
Law following is carnal and we are not in the flesh in Christ.
You always blurt out some "fact" without any evidence.So was Peter
MAD teaches what is contained in the Bible. You just make up anything to support your myth.But that's not what MAD teaches.
You always blurt out some "fact" without any evidence.
MAD teaches what is contained in the Bible.
You lies have been exposed over and over and yet you just keep up the lying.