Interplanner
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The more you do your victory lap, the more you dumb-down yourself.
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The more you do your victory lap, the more you dumb-down yourself.
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Who can compete with you anyway? See my footer.
If you can't see what you are like, that's one thing. But when you can't see that the 'new' covenant was already there, according to Christ and the apostles, I don't get it. It is 'new' to Judaism, but obviously Gal 3:8,9 were before that and were 'carrying the transition' from the wide focus in Gen 11 of the Bible to being on Israel. Not to mention the themes in Hebrews that show what was going on.
So go with another round of your self-congratulatory victory, I don't care. As a detective would say (I'm borrowing that about interp) 'there is only one explanation' to Gal 3:8-9. It is certainly not that the 'land' is a 2nd Gospel that we are supposed to affirm.
If you can't see what you are like, that's one thing. But when you can't see that the 'new' covenant was already there, according to Christ and the apostles, I don't get it. It is 'new' to Judaism, but obviously Gal 3:8,9 were before that and were 'carrying the transition' from the wide focus in Gen 11 of the Bible to being on Israel. Not to mention the themes in Hebrews that show what was going on.
So go with another round of your self-congratulatory victory, I don't care. As a detective would say (I'm borrowing that about interp) 'there is only one explanation' to Gal 3:8-9. It is certainly not that the 'land' is a 2nd Gospel that we are supposed to affirm.
Nah, you care; you'll be back to attempt to give him more grief in your next post or two :chuckle:
If you can't see what you are like, that's one thing. But when you can't see that the 'new' covenant was already there, according to Christ and the apostles, I don't get it. It is 'new' to Judaism, but obviously Gal 3:8,9 were before that and were 'carrying the transition' from the wide focus in Gen 11 of the Bible to being on Israel. Not to mention the themes in Hebrews that show what was going on.
So go with another round of your self-congratulatory victory, I don't care. As a detective would say (I'm borrowing that about interp) 'there is only one explanation' to Gal 3:8-9. It is certainly not that the 'land' is a 2nd Gospel that we are supposed to affirm.
Gal 2:18 For if I build again the things which I destroyed, I make myself a transgressor.
Gal 2:19 For I through the law am dead to the law, that I might live unto God.
Why did Moses go up high on the mountain to be with God, and then return with the Law again?
To get to the other side?
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Are you calling Moses a chicken!???
Why did Moses go up high on the mountain to be with God, and then return with the Law again?
Why did Moses go up high on the mountain to be with God, and then return with the Law again?
To get to the other side?
To "go tell it on the mountain"?
Because "Jack and Jill ran up the hill"?
To watch Dr. King go "up to the mountain top"?
To "make a mountain out of a mole hill"?
Cause "ain't no mountain high enough"?
Cause "the faith of a mustard seed"?
Am I gittin threw tuh yuh, yet; fella?
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You're turning this thread into a moulage, fella!
Why did Moses go up high on the mountain to be with God, and then return with the Law again?
Do you think that is one of the questions Gal 3 deals with? If not, you are only 1400 years late to the discussion.
Why did Moses go up high on the mountain to be with God, and then return with the Law again?