Leaving the Law.. : By GRACE

[LoveYeshua]

Jesus told us that He gave us a "new" commandment..

You might want to research that, as Moses Law does not understand it, at all.

Listen..

"The law came by Moses.....but GRACE AND TRUTH, came by JESUS".. like this...

= its JESUS's Cross that has delivered ALL the born again from the "CURSE of the LAW"... because ""Jesus has redeemed (the born again... from the Cruse of The Law".

So, if you teach a heresy that is designed to TRY to put the Born again, back under the Law and commandments, you are trying to put the curse of the law back on them, that Christ has died on the Cross to provide them with the ESCAPE from... "the Curse of the Law".. @Ernest T. Bass


You are a devout Legalist, who does not understand the Grace of God, that has "redeemed (the born again) from""" the curse of the Law".

Listen, Jesus didnt go to THE CROSS... to put you under bondage to try to keep the law and commandments so that you can try to go to heaven by doing it., as you believe and are teaching as some serious heresy.

Instead, JESUS came to end the dominion of the Law....by installing "GOD's GRACE".. like this..

THe born again are "NOT UNDER THE LAW.. but under (God's) Grace"...

So...Are you thinking yet?
Time to start... so.. think on this.

There is NO Moses Law or 10 commandment, in HEAVEN.........
There is no Moses Law, or 10 Commandments, in the Kingdom of God.
There is no Moses Law or 10 Commandments, "IN Christ"
There is no Moses Law or 10 commandments, "IN GOD".

Understand?

Then understand this.. Mr Law Keeping Legalist. @Ernest T. Bass

The born again CHRISTian.. is.

"In Christ"
"One with God"
"seated in heavenly places" in the "KOG"..

There is no LAW or 10 Commandments found there, and that is where the BORN AGAIN Exist.... forever... already.

you are terribly wrong and put your salvation in danger, what did Christ say about the Law? do I need to remind you, why have you forgotten the words of Christ?


There is NO Moses Law or 10 commandment, in HEAVEN......... FALSE
There is no Moses Law, or 10 Commandments, in the Kingdom of God. FALSE
There is no Moses Law or 10 Commandments, "IN Christ" FALSE
There is no Moses Law or 10 commandments, "IN GOD". FALSE

If you want proof ask me but I believe you already know this but have forgotten.

 

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There is NO Moses Law or 10 commandment, in HEAVEN......... FALSE

Why would God and Jesus and the saints and the angels, need Moses Law in Heaven?

Does God need them?
Does Jesus need Moses's Law in Heaven?


You need to think.


It would be interesting to find out what CULT has taught you that God need's Moses's Law in Heaven. @LoveYeshua

Can you tell us what denomination you belong to???

There is no Moses Law, or 10 Commandments, in the Kingdom of God. FALSE

God and Christ are the KOG.

Its a Spiritual Kingdom.

This is by being born again "in Christ" as "one with God, is to be IN the KOG

There is no Moses Law or 10 Commandments, "IN Christ" FALSE

Jesus is in Heaven.
There are no Moses's Laws or 10 Commandments in heaven.

It would be interesting to find out what CULT has taught you that God need's Moses's Law in Heaven. @LoveYeshua

Care to tell us?

There is no Moses Law or 10 commandments, "IN GOD". FALSE

"God is A Spirit".

No Moses Law required in There.

 

[LoveYeshua]

Dear reader,

I hope this note finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to respond to your thoughts about the commandments and their place in God’s kingdom, in Christ, or in heaven. While I understand where you might be coming from, I believe the Scriptures show us something quite different.

The Ten Commandments aren’t just a set of rules for an earthly time—they reflect God’s very character. Jesus said,

"Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to fulfill." (Matthew 5:17, NKJV)

Far from doing away with the commandments, Jesus came to reveal their full meaning and to show us how they guide us in loving God and others. He even taught that love for God and love for neighbor are the very foundation of the commandments (Matthew 22:37-40).

In heaven and in God’s kingdom, those who follow Him are described as keeping His commandments and having the faith of Jesus (Revelation 14:12). The commandments don’t just disappear when we’re "in Christ"; they take on even greater meaning because they show us how to live in harmony with God and His will.

The image of the ark of the covenant in heaven, mentioned in Revelation 11:19, really stands out to me. It shows that the commandments have a place even in the heavenly temple, reminding us of their eternal importance.

I understand that these things can sometimes feel complicated, but I believe that God’s law—summarized by love—is central to who He is and how He calls us to live. Jesus didn’t abolish the commandments; instead, He fulfilled them and showed us how to walk in them through His example.

I hope this helps provide some clarity, and I’d love to continue this conversation with you if you have more thoughts or questions.

With blessings and respect.

P.S. I forgot to add that I am not part of any church, as I have not found one that follow the teachings of Jesus.

 

[Ernest T. Bass]

There is nothing in Philippians 3 that contradicts Paul saying he was under law to Christ. The BIble does not contradict itself. What is in Phil 3:16 is Paul telling Christians to walk by the same rule. The Greek word for rule is kanon like canon of scriptures. The word kanon carries the idea of a standard of measure. There is a rule, a standard Christians are to live by and that rule/standard is the NT law of Christ. Christianity is not a free-for-all where people do as they please. Not following this rule/standard that is Christ's NT law is what constitutes sin. Christians do sin, (1 Jn 1:7-10), hence Christians are under law, Christ's NT law. The Christians in Corinth were sinning for not following this standard/rule of the NT and Paul was correcting them, guiding them to return to following that standard/rule.

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Context matters. In Gal 3, "the law" refers to any law that requires strict, perfect, flawless law keeping to be justified by that law. The law of Moses was such a law and it was this OT law of Moses and its curse of requiring sinlessly, perfectly to be justified Paul was talking about. That OT law of Moses was only given to the Jews (Deut 5; Jer 31:32) and the Jew was condemed by committing a single sin and that OT law showed no mercy. Hence the NT law of Christ is NOT "the law" Paul is talking about in Gal 3 when he refers to "the law" for Christ's NT law has no such curse, (Rom 8:1). Paul was under Law, that law being the NT law of Christ (1 Cor 9:21). All Christians are under Christ's NT law and NOT the OT law of Moses and its curse.