I am sorry, Judy, but I find your defenses very
confusing. First you say there is a new covenant that
we follow which gets rid of the old (this is my way of
saying it). Now you are saying that technically there
isn't a new commandment. Which one is it?
There is ONE theme throughout the Bible. ONE. God is
One. His plan has been the same fromthe very
beginning.
Suzy
--- Judy Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Judy,
> I think a lot of problems of understanding happen
> when we do not define
> our terms in mutually agreeable ways. For example,
> I understand
> Levitical law to be more than just ceremonial law.
> You seem to see it
> differently. You
> wrote:
>
> Judy wrote: The Levitical or Ceremonial law is what
> Christ fulfilled but
> God's moral standard or moral law still stands and
> this is what we are
> judged by in the Last Day.
>
> I consider the following part of the Levitical law:
> Leviticus 19:17-18
> (17) Thou shalt not hate thy brother in thine heart:
> thou shalt in any
> wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sin upon
> him. (18) Thou shalt
> not avenge, nor bear any grudge against the children
> of thy people, but
> thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself: I am the
> LORD. These
> commandments are moral, aren't they? The biggest
> problem I have about
> this idea of differentiating "moral" law from
> "ceremonial" law is the
> fourth commandment, keep the seventh day sabbath.
> Is this law
> "ceremonial" or "moral"? Maybe you can answer this
> first. I'm out of
> time right now anyway. Peace be with you. David
> Miller.
>
> jt: When I say "Ceremonial Law" I believe you know
> what I mean David -
> The Levitical priesthood, the Temple with it's
> ritual and sacrifices and
> all of the feasts which were a shadow of what was to
> come. As for
> Commandments, if you want to be technical about it
> - there is no new
> Commandment, they have all been there since the
> beginning and this
> includes love (see 1 John 3:11, 2 John 5, Lev 19:18)
> because God does not
> change and neither does His standard for
> righteousness and holiness.
> judyt
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