Why do Christians follow Ten Commandments if Jesus fulfilled the OT laws and practicing them is Judaizing?
Why do Christians follow Ten Commandments if Jesus fulfilled the OT laws and practicing them is Judaizing?
Connor Morales
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James Butler
Dunno but I'm interested to know why arent they vaxxed when romans 13 clearly says that all authority is sanctioned by God and should be followed
Jayden Bennett
So what, because Jesus was crucified, that means I can kill, steal, and commit adultery to my heart's content?
Read the Bible again, stupid.
Austin Moore
1) in the US it was a mandate not a law.
2) God said submit yourselves to authority. He never said be stupid.
3) who the authority is in the US is not in charge right now.
4) the Romans through Christians to the lions however God never said get in line and wait for your turn.
Carter Stewart
The Old Law is not entirely done away with since not all of the prophecies or the Law itself are fulfilled yet; Jesus says so himself:
>Matthew 5:18 - For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.
It will be done away with the Second Coming when the history ends and the world is transformed.
Ryder Rogers
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>1) in the US it was a mandate not a law.
Authority isnt synonymous with law m8
>He never said be stupid.
That's a cope, you dont get to decide what His will sanctioned
>3) who the authority is in the US is not in charge right now.
That's another cope, see above
>4) the Romans through Christians to the lions however God never said get in line and wait for your turn.
They were tortured and killed including damnatio ad bestias, yes, and God did nothing about it so
Xavier Jenkins
>the Romans through Christians to the lions however God never said get in line and wait for your turn.
He said blessed are the meek and turn the other cheek
Ryder Harris
>romans 13
This is rabbi Saul fanfics and has nothing to do with Christ and Gospels. Like literally.
Adrian Cooper
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Kikism is Lovecraft-tier space fantasy (actually Lovecraft is better).
Angel Hall
Why do Christians worship idols and talk to God like insane people and don't bother imitating christ?
Well its because they aren't Christians
Grayson Bennett
yes retard as long as you repent
Noah Allen
because we shouldn't take drugs, one overrides the other
Jayden Smith
Jesus said to follow the commandments.
Bentley Walker
The typical reasoning given by them for romans 13 either refers to them obeying the government except when it is against the will of god (Acts (4:19))
Owen Turner
So the sovls of those that killed in war as demanded by their authority eg natsocs, crusaders, etc. are eternally damned?
Alexander Myers
>Authority isnt synonymous with law m8
Whatever. It was never made law so I don’t have to obey it.
>That's a cope, you dont get to decide what His will sanctioned
He told us to be sober minded.
If you voluntarily got vaxxed you clearly are not sober minded.
>That's another cope, see above
If you think the election was not stolen see above regarding sober minded
>They were tortured and killed including damnatio ad bestias, yes, and God did nothing about it so
Yeah… so?
It doesn’t change the fact that he never said get in line and wait your turn. These men and women went straight to heaven. Why? Because they forgave their killers and never rebelled. They are in a far better place than you or I. Prior to being thrown to lions though you bet your ass they did everything to avoid capture while still obeying the Lord.
Adrian Torres
>He said blessed are the meek and turn the other cheek
Missing the part in your retort where it says “turn yourselves in to get killed”.
Dylan Adams
Because it's convenient. Technically, yes, you don't need to follow them.
Henry Hill
Because Democracy was explicitely created to get rid of the "ruling by God's grace" thingy.
Colton Rogers
All of them are still relevant besides the sabath day
Owen Mitchell
>being this retarded
Brandon Perez
>till all be fulfilled
This means Jesus's death on the cross. With this, a new convenant was made. If He hadn't died, the old covenant would still be in effect.
Jonathan Gutierrez
Christianity picked and chose which parts of the old testament to follow and which not.
Concerning the commandments, they are just very good rules for every civilization.
6 of the 4 are not even strictly religious, and everyone should follow them.
Henry Morgan
>Whatever. It was never made law so I don’t have to obey it.
Youre cherrypicking user, but OK. So in sum you wont fight back/resist if they put it into law, huh
>If you think the election was not stolen
and kingdoms were conquered, dictators put down, regimes changed over night, etc. why would a stolen election be against His will when He allowed it to happen?
>These men and women went straight to heaven.
Sure
Adrian Rodriguez
Christ is King, the west falls as it loses it's Cristian values.
Daniel Murphy
>retarded
First repent ya cuck
>let there must be no filthiness and silly talk, or coarse jesting, which are not fitting, but rather giving thanksgiving
Then answer it
Xavier Rivera
This is the Catholic answer:
The Ten Commandments are often cited as examples of the natural law. Christians are obliged to follow the laws cited in the Ten Commandments not because they are cited in the Ten Commandments—part of Old Testament law—but because they are part of the natural law—for the most part.
catholic.com
Ian Fisher
The west has already fallen.
It has been decades, where have you been?
Christian Richardson
read the second reply germ
Jace Harris
Incorrect. Jesus dying on the cross doesn't mean ALL things from the prophecies were fulfilled. Some things were fulfilled when Jesus said "It is done", yes; but some were not, like the destruction of the Temple in 70AD that happened after the crucifixion or the Second Coming we're still waiting to come to pass. And for Christians, the New Covenant takes precedence over the Old - doesn't mean that the Old Testament lost any of it's veracity or purpose, since the former is in direct continuity and coherence with the latter.
Parker Butler
So although we do not keep the old covenant, because we have the new covenant, there are certain fundamental moral laws in the old covenant that are applicable all the time for all people, which the Ten Commandments represent.