@adamdripee@SuspendedRobot This is every cross reference in the Bible. 63,000 connections across 40 authors and thousands of years. Show me a contradiction and I’d love to explain it!
@RealMoZDS@SuspendedRobot Abolished means got rid of. Jesus didn’t abolish the law, he fulfilled it, or in other words, made it no longer necessary. The point of the covenant law was to make Israel “clean” from their sin, but with Jesus you no longer need it as you are clean when you confess to Him.
@jngnsebok@SuspendedRobot Holy Spirit, who helps guide us towards the Father. If we abide in the Spirit, we will bear good fruit and if we don’t, we will fall away. Being a Christian doesn’t mean doing whatever you want and coming back for forgiveness cuz that means you never loved God in the first place.
@jngnsebok@SuspendedRobot He wasn’t “some dude”. He’s God in the flesh and never sinned. God loved us so much that he came down from heaven himself to take on the punishment of the sin we created in the Garden to give us a way to be with him. When we give our life to him through baptism, he gives us the
@SuspendedRobot Where did I say he abolished it? I said he fulfilled it. He was the perfect sacrifice so that we may all be free from our sin; the whole reason the ceremonial law was a thing in the first place was cuz the Israelites didn’t have Jesus yet; And again we still follow the moral law
@justalexoki Jesus describes himself as a tree/vine on many occasions (John 5:4) Him seeing a tree that bears no fruit is a terrible thing to him because what is the point of it if it bears no fruit.