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1 | Which sacrifices have ended? | Acts 2:46 | Saint Luke | 174541 | ||
Would it then be your opinion that the Gentiles should be placed under the requirements of the tedium of the OT Law also? That idea is contrary to the Book of Galatians that warns against placing believers under the Law. Galatians 3:24-25 "Wherefore the law WAS our schoolmaster to bring us to Christ, that we might be justified by faith. But after faith is come, we are NO LONGER under a schoolmaster" How much clearer do we need it? Believers are no longer under the Law, Scripture is quite clear on this. If the Jews want to continue the "work of GOD" with the sacrifices and all of there other rituals after the temple is rebuilt, maybe they should read John 6:29. But I think their destiny is clearly spelled out. They are just using these religious rituals to fulfill the prophesy of the Book of Revalation. I don't give such there is much thought about the credibilty it the writings that were cited. After all these are the descendants of the bunch that rejected and demanded the crucificion of there own King, and will embrace the Anti-Christ. I guess GOD really does know their heart. I'm just thankful I am a Gentile. Luke |
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2 | Which sacrifices have ended? | Acts 2:46 | MJH | 174572 | ||
Wow, that was venomous. No where does Paul ever say the Torah (Law) has ended, but in fact he upheld it in totality his whole life (according to his interpretation of the Torah) ...see Acts 21 - 23. It amazes me that Gentile Christians can still speak of the Jews (or Israel) with such hatred. Especially since we are grafted into them, not the other way around. And in all reality, Christianity is more of a sect of Judaism than a separate religion. It was started by Jews, with a Jewish Messiah, Jewish apostles without exception, and Jewish in its form, and their scriptures with 100 percent Jewish. MJH |
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