Re: [TruthTalk] Do believers really disagree on anything?

[Judy Taylor]

After receiving some godly counsel and doing our little bit of shopping yesterday, I'm back and will oblige JD. 

 

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

You believe that the phrase "Christ is the end of the law .."  means one thing and I believe it means something entirely different.   Two opposing "undertandings."  

 

Romans 10:4 addresses the Jews who were wanting to receive righteousness by the Law of Moses rather than by faith when circumcision and the ritual or ceremonial law had been completed in Christ. He is the end of all that.

 

 Which one is that which is a "misunderstanding?"  

 

Yours is JD because God's moral law has not gone anywhere, in fact it will judge us in the last day..

 

And what effect does this circumstance have on your understanding of "illumination" as per I Cor 2 ??

 

I call it "understanding" - (illumination is what you do with a Christmas tree).  No effect. Flesh is still flesh

and spirit is still spirit.

 

And Judy  --  I would still like to see your response.   I don't think you can defend your position in the face of some of these questions?   But give it a shot. jd

 

JD, in God's economy religious flesh is just as ugly as the other kind.  We are either walking in and being led by

the Spirit or we are in the flesh and trying to apprehend God's thoughts in the wrong way.

From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> JD wrote: Obviously, in a disagreement, your view (and DM's)
> > are the correct and inspired view and ours is not.
> > And when you and David disagree, who is right on
> > that one.
>
> I think disagreements between Spirit-filled believers are more tenuous than
> most will acknowledge. Misunderstanding between the parties involved are
> much more common than true disagreements.
>
> Peace be with you.
> David Miller.
>
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                                         judyt                                       
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