for those of you who actually take action in real life:
Depends on your particular brand of religion.In that part of the world water was often bad to drink. Making wine preserves grape juice, making it easy to keep to drink with meals. And abuse of it is the sin, not just drinking it.
2 Cor.5:10. " For we must all appear before the judgement seat of Christ , so that each one may receive what is due for what he has done in his body, whether good or evil."I don’t believe that is even possible. I don’t believe such a person has become a Christian.
Depends on your particular brand of religion.
Might want to reread the quote.2 Cor.5:10. " For we must all appear before the judgement seat of Christ , so that each one may receive what is due for what he has done in his body, whether good or evil."
The word "all" includes Christians and unbelievers.
Ask a Mormon, or a Muslim.i think he's speaking to a time when beer and wine were safer to drink then water. had nothing to do with religion
I fully intend to. I, like Paul will continue to “do that which I know I should not do and not do that which I know I should.”Likewise oh brother, please beg for mercy for being so good a steward of the few that you caused great pain to the many. See what I did there?
Ask a Mormon, or a Muslim.
Mine or yours ?Might want to reread the quote.
I guess God did not understand that some of the humans he created have addictive personalities ... I guess he wanted them that way.In that part of the world water was often bad to drink. Making wine preserves grape juice, making it easy to keep to drink with meals. And abuse of it is the sin, not just drinking it.
Sure.@bbsam ..any responses for #1797 ?
I don’t know if he wanted them that way, but I had a helluva good time with it for a good long time!I guess God did not understand that some of the humans he created have addictive personalities ... I guess he wanted them that way.
Are you that ignorant, or just really dumb?why? I dont care to hear what either one thinks of alcohol.
by the way mormons werent around then and muslims kinda snuck in around the what 1600's?
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Are you that ignorant, or just really dumb?
Because that describes her?
Are you that ignorant, or just really dumb?
613 commandments actually in the Law that Jesus lived under and died under and was obligated to as a Jew under the Mosaic law. Those two commandments do encompass the Law as Jesus said to the rich young ruler.Sure.
There are two commandments. Everything is encompassed within them.
Open your Bible and choose.
Peter denying Christ. Paul persecuting the Church. Priests and beggars. Leper’s and whores. I would submit to you that not a single one would “go and sin no more”. And yet each was given (from the moment they encountered Christ) the choice, the freedom to choose bondage to Christ.
Must do and will fail to do. Must not do but will do anyway.613 commandments actually in the Law that Jesus lived under and died under and was obligated to as a Jew under the Mosaic law. Those two commandments do encompass the Law as Jesus said to the rich young ruler.
If you love God you will obey all laws and statutes and sacrifices at the temple, etc.
If you love you neighbor you won't lie to him, steal, take his wife, etc.
Open your bible and read where this law has been nailed to a cross ( Col.2:14 ) There is now (2000 years) a law of Christ (1Cor.9:21) we live under for both Jew and Gentile (Gal.3:28) The reason is because the death of Jesus ended the will of Moses to the Jews and began the will of Christ for all. (Heb.9:16)
The Law of Christ (New Testament ) reveals what God's part is in your salvation and reveals what your part is. Yes, the Law of Christ contains things one "must do".
“Named must your fear be before banish it you can.” – YodaMust do and will fail to do. Must not do but will do anyway.
Thus grace.