Adam James

@JarrinJackson It’s interesting, because 2 Peter 3 where Peter talks about heaven and passing away, he mentions not to be led astray by lawless men. Let the text speak

The evidence is the text. The end times happened. The old law is gone. Jesus promised His return in THAT generation (Matt 24:34). He destroyed the temple as promised and the new Jerusalem (the church) is here, has joy, and lives eternally with Him. You apply literal language for things Isaiah’s prophesies prove were spiritual. Isaiah is foretelling of the church and God love g with the church. Let the text control

God never said “Judeo-Christian” This is the correct response

@JarrinJackson We’re not even talking about the Law at this point. The direct context of Isaiah 65 is clearly talking about the eschaton. Again, I’ll ask if you have any biblical evidence for your statement that the temple is referred to in any way as heaven and earth.

It has. Christians are the temple as we are the body of God. And Christ, as we discussed, instituted a NEW testament (distinct from the old) at His death. He fulfilled the law. That covenant is no longer in power and has no authority. Romans 7. Those in Christ are not under the law of Moses.

@JarrinJackson If you look at the verses following 65:17, it’s quite clear this hasn’t happened yet. What are your proof texts that refer to the temple being called heaven and earth in any instance in the bible?

@TrueMessiahMin I couldn’t remember when we spoke but I went back and checked. I said Isaiah 13. It was Isaiah 65:17. That has happened. I generally don’t watch videos about the Bible as bias usually isn’t announced.

@JadeK526 She shouldn’t feel anything, in a righteous world she would be put to death.

No, a woman or girl shouldn't feel shame for getting an abortion.

@PeterSilliman @DanielSimp37987

@DanielSimp37987 @TrueMessiahMin Laughable. I belive in jesus as my savior AND I believe has actual words to those who would follow Him. Who in their right mind would call obedience to God or Jesus "useless?" Not a minister of God But a fraud.

@DanielSimp37987 Copy and paste it or you’re bearing false witness, but thats ok because you’re a lawless one anyways

@TrueMessiahMin You said they were not saved by faith. You believe a Christian must obey the Law 🤣🤣🤣 Salvation is a FREE GIFT not of works that any man including yourself should boast

@DanielSimp37987 Who said they aren’t saved by faith? You put those words in my mouth. But because we are saved, we keep the Law. If you continue to practice sin, you’re a child of satan per the scriptures.

@DanielSimp37987 @PeterSilliman And then I will declare to them, I never knew you; depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness! If your faith doesn’t produce good works, it’s a dead faith.

@PeterSilliman @TrueMessiahMin

@PeterSilliman It’s just sad seeing all the hate towards God’s commandments. I pray for these people every day.

Eze 33:14-16 KJV 14 Again, when I say unto the wicked, Thou shalt surely die; if he turn from his sin, and do that which is lawful and right; 15 If the wicked restore the pledge, give again that he had robbed, walk in the statutes of life, without committing iniquity; he shall surely live, he shall not die. 16 None of his sins that he hath committed shall be mentioned unto him: he hath done that which is lawful and right; he shall surely live.

@DanielSimp37987 @BilltheCatGuy1 You should stop making comments about what the bible says

@TrueMessiahMin @BilltheCatGuy1 You’re promoting lawlessness by rejecting Jesus Christ through Works. Nowhere in the Bible does it say repent of your sins to be saved if that were so Christ died in vain Galatians 2:21 kjv

If Christ saying “it is finished” means the Law is no longer binding on believers, then why does He tell the disciples to teach all nations all things He instructed them, which includes keeping the Law? Makes no sense no matter how you spin it…

@DanielSimp37987 @BilltheCatGuy1 Titus 1 is talking about unbelievers, not believers keeping the commandments. Christ Himself says to stop sinning and keep the commandments over and over again. You’re promoting lawlessness.

@TrueMessiahMin @BilltheCatGuy1 1 John 3:23 kjv The commandments are to believe in Jesus Christ and you break his commandments by rejecting him through your works Titus 1:16 kjv

@DanielSimp37987 @BilltheCatGuy1 That’s not what Hebrews 4 says at all. Christ literally says to do and teach even the least of the commandments. Peter warned of people twisting Paul’s letters to justify lawlessness. 2 Peter 3:14-18. That’s what you sound like right now.

@TrueMessiahMin @BilltheCatGuy1 And? of course Jesus fulfilled the Law being the perfect sacrifice. Jesus is lord of the Sabbath, we REST from our works of the law and trust/faith in the Lord of the Sabbath. You are a Jesus Christ dening through your works heretical. Titus 1:16 kjv.

@TeachingbridgeM Christ taught to do and teach even the least of the commandments in the Law of Moses…Matthew 5:17-20

“It is finished” does not mean believers are now lawless. It means Christ completed the saving work the Father gave Him to accomplish, including the atonement by which His people are justified. The mistake is treating “the Law” as one undifferentiated category. Christ fulfilled the Mosaic covenant. Believers are no longer under Moses as a covenant of national life, ceremonial worship, or a means of establishing righteousness before God. But Christ did not abolish obedience. In the Great Commission, He commands the nations to observe everything He commanded. The risen Christ governs His New Covenant people, and the moral will of God is written upon their hearts by the Spirit. The distinction is therefore not between law and lawlessness. It is between obedience as the ground of justification and obedience as the fruit of salvation. We do not obey in order to be justified. We obey because Christ has justified, renewed, and claimed us as His own. “It is finished” ends every attempt to complete Christ’s saving work or earn righteousness before God. It does not end holiness.

@DanielSimp37987 @BilltheCatGuy1 Matthew 5:17-20

@TrueMessiahMin @BilltheCatGuy1 The commandment is 1 John 3:23 kjv to believe in Jesus Christ. If righteousness came by the Law Jesus died in vain Galatians 2:21 kjv

@Murandian @BilltheCatGuy1 Christ said to do and teach even the least of the commandments in the Law in Matthew 5:17-20. Your last statement is nonsense, Jesus said the most important commandment was loving God, is that one done away with? Also love your neighbor as yourself is from the Law.

@TrueMessiahMin @BilltheCatGuy1 Why do Christ's own words not matter? Why is it, when you people do your best to discredit, you always use the Old Testament? The Christ created a New Convenant. He rewrote the old commandments with one singular commandmant: Love your neighbor as yourself. Out with the Old.

@Be_Like_JChrist @Steebles1 “But the day if the LORD will come like a thief” scripture should determine your doctrine, not the other way around.

@TrueMessiahMin @Steebles1 Or Peter is referring to Jesus prophecy about the destruction of Jerusalem. Which when read that way makes a lot of sense.

If Yeshua (Jesus) abolished (did away with) the Law as many claim Paul taught, then why did He explicitly say: “I did not come to abolish the Law.” (Matthew 5:17)

@JoeNorthR828 @Be_Like_JChrist @Steebles1 It’s interesting how Peter thinks heaven and earth passing away happens during the second coming, isn’t it?

@Be_Like_JChrist @TrueMessiahMin @Steebles1 Yeah I’m out, this guy doesn’t even think he’s under the law by living under the law and he’s using AI to interpret the scripture. Good luck!!

@Jaydoogle23 @MrMrsTrumpet People are lazy, they like to cherry pick and have someone else tell them what it means instead of just reading it and studying it.

I think the numbering of chapters and verses has caused some serious reading comprehension as it does not allow someone to fully read the context of the entire passage but rather select a numbered verse from there to justify their point Read it like a scroll and we eliminate this