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Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Norrin Radd May 21, 2012. 51 Replies 0 Likes

I think they were, and will be forever. What do you think?Continue

Is there ever any time when the fruit of the spirit can be'left out' of the christians life?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Ephrem Hagos Sep 9, 2010. 12 Replies 0 Likes

I don't think so, but I wonder if someone have any insights into this. Continue

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Norrin Radd replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"Also, water is wet. ;-) If you don't mind, I'll take a moment to defend what I said about Paul by citing 1 Cor. 9:19-23. OTOH, in regard to Paul being "wishy-washy," I cite Gal. 2, where Paul recounted his public rebuke of…"

May 21, 2012

Norrin Radd replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"He didn't, except when he used it as a tool for evangelism. He freely tailored his behavior to reach different evangelism "targets." When trying to reach unconverted Jews, he often kept the Law while ministering to…"

May 19, 2012

Norrin Radd replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

" New (and better) Covenant, new (and better) rules. "

May 19, 2012

Bit Brush replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"Sunday is not the Sabbath. Christians chose Sunday to honor Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior."

May 18, 2012

Harry replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"Jesus Followers??? I thought that we are Christians."

May 18, 2012

Bit Brush replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"There were rules concerning the Sabbath that even Jesus questioned because it got ridiculous. If you want to keep the law for the law's sake then you should keep all of it. Which is impossible and is the reason Jesus became the…"

May 18, 2012

Norrin Radd replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"Paul revoked the necessity of Sabbath-keeping, in addition to all other "holy" days. Apart from that, Scripture repeatedly states that ALL commandments can be summed up in "Love your neighbor as yourself." IMO, this can be…"

May 17, 2012

Norrin Radd replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

" Indeed. However, if anyone would try to foist those rules on anyone beyond themselves, "Let him be anathema.""

May 17, 2012

JRKH replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

" Yes - the 10 encapsulate the 613 and the two great commands of Love encapsulate the 10 - So you see - it all comes back to the command to Love.Peace James"

May 16, 2012

JRKH replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"Then why was the commandment of Love given as a "New" command? Jesus compressed all that was important in the Old Law into the single Law of Love. If we love as Jesus commands - As He loves us - then we keep His law that is…"

May 16, 2012

JRKH replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"Actually what Jesus says is, "If ye love me, keep my commandments." So what commandments are these? One is "A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; even as I have loved you, that you also love one…"

May 16, 2012

JRKH replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"    Well - in so far as sin is a violation of law then yes - if there is no law there can be no violation (Rom 4:15). But - we do in fact have Law in the new covenant so we can indeed sin - that is - transgress the Law. Our Law is Love - To Love God…"

May 16, 2012

Francis Drake replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"The New Covenant was given at the last supper. Therefore it logically follows that the 4 Gospels of the New Testament were still actually Old Testament theology. Therefore, all that Jesus taught about the law in what we call the NT, was still…"

May 16, 2012

Norrin Radd replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"I'll repeat (and add a wee bit of explanation to) what I posted previously, and which you are apparently unwilling or unable to address: In both Rom. 13 and Gal. 5, Paul explicitly states that the *entirety* of the Law is fulfilled in…"

May 16, 2012

JRKH replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

" Agreed - except that if one accepts the biblical Church's authority...there should be no need for controversy...The Council was clear in it's declaration.Peace James"

May 15, 2012

Norrin Radd replied to wayne gav's discussion Were the commands in the New Testament for all Jesus' followers for all time?

"Again, Breitbart. Or, if you prefer, "Alimentary, my dear Watson." All food goes in. All food poops out. None of it defiles the person in the course of its journey, therefore all food is clean food. Again -- Are you going…"

May 15, 2012

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At 12:33pm on August 31, 2010, Daniel said…: While my church membership is in a church in Kenya, and I do have family there in other ministeries, all of them are on my mom's side of the family and don't share my last name.

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