Re: The Three Quotations from the Guardian PDIC page 108, WOB page 57-58]

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In a message dated 2/4/2005 7:14:30 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Mark: > "Abrogation" refers to legislation. Main Entry: abÂroÂgate Pronunciation: 'a-br&-"gAt Function: transitive verb Inflected Form(s): -gatÂed; -gatÂing Etymology: Latin abrogatus, past participle of abrogare, from ab- + rogare to ask, propose a law âmore at RIGHT Date: 1526 1 : to abolish by authoritative action : ANNUL   Its probably best to start with the dictionary in such questions. Jesus said he came not to abrogate the laws of Moses, but He did in effect set up a new set of laws.   How can that not be paradoxical? Is paradox a bad thing in a spiritual sense>   Regards,   Scott b‹š­ë.nÇ+‰·¶€Z…¨’¶çbzÆ™¨¥¶†«r¯zf¢•ªÜ+Þr‰“¢éì®&ÞéÝi¹ZžG¦j)m¢f¢–Ú%y«Þm¨ZŠËvï5X¬¶7rw­N‹.nÇ+‰·®±ë.nÇ+‰·›j¢²Ø¶¦zˁæèw+h—*â²X¬¶7qçn¨Z‰+nv'¬ŠÆj)ZnW­†º.‚ayú%–Œ"žŠYšŠ[hm¨ZŠËeŠËcqÇvåžnm§ÿåŠËcqÇvïëy§~Šî