Originally posted by chinking58Hi chinking58...
Indeed, parts of the Bible that have become 'irrelevant' because a practice was defeated are applicably irrelevant to us today; except in the lessons we can glean from them.
You've heard it before: Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
If it weren't for the lessons about mankind, about God's nature and character, and ...[text shortened]... be moved today by the dedication and fortitude of some of the people involved in that service.)
I am surprised with the comments here...The whole bible is relevant today...in fact one cannot fully understand the New Testament without a good understanding of the Old Testamant.
The New Testament is concealed in OT...There are many many records of the forshadowing of Jesus Christ...they are called types of Christ...there are many lessons to be learned it the OT...we are told in Romans 15:4..
The OT tells us much more than the NT about what heaven/paradise will be like.
And sure times have changed, technology has changed but the heart remains the same.
Jer 17:9
9 "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked; who can know it?
(NKJ)
Jer 13:23
23 Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard its spots? Then may you also do good who are accustomed to do evil.
(NKJ)
Originally posted by checkbaiterjeez , I seen Paulines before but you're the worst of the lot.
Hi chinking58...
I am surprised with the comments here...The whole bible is relevant today...in fact one cannot fully understand the New Testament without a good understanding of the Old Testamant.
The New Testament is concealed in OT...There are many many records of the forshadowing of Jesus Christ...they are called types of Christ...there are many le ...[text shortened]... s skin or the leopard its spots? Then may you also do good who are accustomed to do evil.
(NKJ)
Christ might as well have not bothered being born.
Originally posted by frogstompNot at all. Just checking...
Have I ever in any of my posts given any other impression?
Now I now like to know if you only believe in the "words of the kingdom" spoken by Christ or do you also believe in the other words spoken by Christ which do not concern "the words of the Kingdom"?
Originally posted by dj2beckerI have already told you all you need to know.
Not at all. Just checking...
Now I now like to know if you only believe in the "words of the kingdom" spoken by Christ or do you also believe in the other words spoken by Christ which do not concern "the words of the Kingdom"?