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1 | Must Christians follow OT Law? | James 2:10 | jlhetrick | 171351 | ||
Hi Doc, "Day by day". Isn't that the truth; and some days are better than others. As I grow in my understanding of this topic, I confess that I truly become smaller and smaller; while all the while, the grace of God and the true reality of the work of Christ moves more and more into the foreground. This may be off topic a bit; but I can't believe how many years I spent as a Christian before gaining a true understanding of God's sovereignty and God's grace. Not the lip service that is often applied, but the reality of it. The truth is, one can't truly revere God with due diligence before beginning to understand His sovereignty and His gracious way of dealing with men. Thanks for taking the time to contribute to this. Through the dialogue, it appears to me that my understanding and Hobb's understanding are both in agreement, just articulated differently. Fortunately, in the end, Scripture is able to make the point. Christ's Love, Jeff |
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2 | Must Christians follow OT Law? | James 2:10 | DocTrinsograce | 171366 | ||
Just imagine what glory will be like! :-) | ||||||
3 | Must Christians follow OT Law? | James 2:10 | jlhetrick | 171371 | ||
I can't imagine though I try. I heard a message this morning on the way to work (Dr. David Jeremiah, Turning Point) "Where do people go when they die". It was part of a current series he is doing on Heaven. Just about the time he had my mind filled with all kinds of wonderful truths, he brought it all to a screaching halt to focus on the most important point. The Lord Jesus will be there. We talk the talk and we work so hard at walking the walk. In the process, He creates a change in us. He is making us new. We are coming to know Him better. But thinnk of it. One day, soon, we will actually see Him. Literally see Him. Talk to Him and hear His audible voice. Will I touch Him? Will He touch me? My best attempts at imagining fall far short I'm sure. God bless, Jeff |
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