javajo
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Its true, though. My sins more numerous than I can count or even remember. My only hope is that Jesus died for me.give yourself a little credit.
this is very depressing
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Its true, though. My sins more numerous than I can count or even remember. My only hope is that Jesus died for me.give yourself a little credit.
this is very depressing
give yourself a little credit.
this is very depressing
Nothing like negative re enforcement to keep the minions in line. This god fellow has a good racket going on. Good thing I don't think negatively about myself.I can only share what I believe from my heart. I know God is holy and I am not. His laws are written even in our heart, our conscience. I do know that I am a guilty, low-down, snake in the grass sinner, nobody needs to point out my sins, I am very well aware of them. Perhaps the law was written for people who think they are pretty good, I dunno. I do know that I am a terrible sinner and I am thankful for a Saviour who loved me and died for my sins.
Jesus' 2 Commandments ARE INCORPORATED in the 10, the first 4 dealing with loving God and the other 6 with loving others. The 10 are just a little more detailed in HOW we should love. :bow:If I were to reformat the Commandments in a more accessible format, I would incorporate Jesus's two central commandments of loving God with all being and loving others as you love oneself, alongside George Carlin's two commandments of thou shalt always be honest and faithful.
Dang I thought coveting your neighbor's wife was "loving" her a different way!Jesus' 2 Commandments ARE INCORPORATED in the 10, the first 4 dealing with loving God and the other 6 with loving others. The 10 are just a little more detailed in HOW we should love. :bow:
There's nothing about love in the Ten Commandments. Obedience is not the same thing as love.Jesus' 2 Commandments ARE INCORPORATED in the 10, the first 4 dealing with loving God and the other 6 with loving others. The 10 are just a little more detailed in HOW we should love. :bow:
lets see. moses was on the mountain writing the commandments on both sides of the two tablets for 40 days and nights. ONLY TEN?
So in the NT Jesus summarised the 10 Commandments into 2 Mark12v30,31. Since they are the same as the Old 'love' abounds in them all. There are non so blind as those who don't want to see.:cover:There's nothing about love in the Ten Commandments. Obedience is not the same thing as love.
The Commandments were originally given by GOD Himself to Israel Ex.20v1, and were only repeated AFTERWARDS through Moses when the people REFUSED to further hear GOD Ex.20v19. So truly they are not a law of Moses and therefore never abolished as were the rest.:no:EX 34
27 And the Lord said unto Moses, aWrite thou these words: for bafter the tenor of these words I have made a covenant with thee and with Israel.
28 And he was there with the Lord aforty days and forty nights; he did neither beat bread, nor drink water. And he cwrote upon the tables the words of the dcovenant, the eten fcommandments.
29 ¶ And it came to pass, when Moses came down from mount Sinai with the atwo btables of testimony in Moses hand, when he came down from the mount, that Moses cwist not that the skin of his face dshone while he talked with him.
And there's no tradition so old as eisegesis. Just because the NT claims something about the OT doesn't mean that the OT had it there to begin with.So in the NT Jesus summarised the 10 Commandments into 2 Mark12v30,31. Since they are the same as the Old 'love' abounds in them all. There are non so blind as those who don't want to see.:cover:
Does scripture actually say all laws, judgements and statutes were written on tablets of stone ?but many christians think that moses came down from the mountain with ONLY ten commandments written on the tablets (as depicted by many photos). i believe that the tablets contained much more. (as stated in the scriptures).
Remember obedience to God is not forced on people but free choice.And there's no tradition so old as eisegesis. Just because the NT claims something about the OT doesn't mean that the OT had it there to begin with.
You could hate God, hate your neighbour, and obey the 10 Commandments out of fear, and you'd still meet every jot and tittle of them.
So 1-4 is about god's ego. 5 is still good (unless you have an adopted child and the couple is a same sex couple). 6,7,8,9,10 are good to go too.
But where is rape? Where is molestation? Where is treating each individual kindly and fairly (no discrimination)? Not to enslave? And lastly, turn of that cellphone.
I'm sure god foresaw these problems, so why weren't commandments included to dissuade them?