Who's first answering the Bible question?

[Riccardo]

It doesn't teach us to disobey the Sabbath, & there is only one Sabbath that is a memorial to creation. The one that was blessed & sanctified, meaning put said for holy use, the one initiated thousands of years prior to a Jewish nation. The others all pertained to the Jews & their festivals They also were called sabbaths & were a shadow, & found there fulfilment in our saviour Christ.

 

[RustyAngeL]

15 hours ago, Riccardo said:

It doesn't teach us to disobey the Sabbath, & there is only one Sabbath that is a memorial to creation. The one that was blessed & sanctified, meaning put said for holy use, the one initiated thousands of years prior to a Jewish nation. The others all pertained to the Jews & their festivals They also were called sabbaths & were a shadow, & found there fulfilment in our saviour Christ.

 

Yes Riccardo and that can be backed up in Colossians 2:14-17

[Riccardo]

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On July 8, 2016 at 9:21 AM, post said:

He saith: 

Ye have heard that it was said by them of old time, Thou shalt not commit adultery:
But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart.

is this an action, or a thought? 

sin is only action? no -- sin is a nature. if you could be sinless simply by behavior modification, then Christ died for nothing, and the scripture lies when it says no flesh shall be justified by the law.
that is not what the law is for. 
the law is a mirror, and a tutor - that sin should be made more sinful, so we would become aware of it - that we would learn that we need a different kind of sacrifice - not one that simply atoned for what we did yesterday, as though today we could be "worthy" of God by modifying our behavior. as though we could be as good or better than Jesus Christ. 
you can refrain from every sinful action your entire life, and still be guilty. no flesh will be justified before God by obedience.
in fact, He constrained everyone to disobedience. 
why? to show us all  . . what, exactly? 

how shall we be saved from our sinful nature? how shall we have an heart/mind in which there is no wrong thought? out of which no lust ever arises? in which there is no vanity? 


"who will save me from this body of death . . ?"

 

1 hour ago, RustyAngeL said:

Yes Riccardo and that can be backed up in Colossians 2:14-17

 

 

[Riccardo]

I am Riccardo,

I didn't post the one above? 

[RustyAngeL]

30 minutes ago, Riccardo said:

 

Sorry this got posted on the wrong thread.  The scripture I gave you in Collisions has nothing to do with this scripture.

RustyAngeL