Yoke...a burden and a "yolk"
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Yoke...a burden and a "yolk"
The Catholic Church never taught that the Law is a curse.
I didn’t say the CC, I said Saul of Tarsus.The Catholic Church never taught that the Law is a curse.
Depends on the law.Does the church teach that the law is obsolete?
I know. What makes matters worse is that much of what was attributed to Paul was written from inside a roman prison, as if they wouldn't have redacted everything for national security purposes.In truth, since Paul was the main writer, we might never know what anyone really said.
I didn’t know that.I know. What makes matters worse is that much of what was attributed to Paul was written from inside a roman prison, as if they wouldn't have redacted everything ....
thanks-----In any case ---PAUL RELIEVED MANKINDYoke...
thanks-----In any case ---PAUL RELIEVED MANKIND
OF THAT DAMNED YOKE------remember--he had
a DREAM.
poor guy----they used to hang heavy stuff on theI know. What makes matters worse is that much of what was attributed to Paul was written from inside a roman prison, as if they wouldn't have redacted everything for national security of course.
This life is transitory. It represents a tiny fraction of our eternal life.And little regard for human life. Just seems a messy business.
where?Depends on the law.
According to the NT there should be no respect for time, place or ritual.
You have to read between the lines dear. Jesus was caught between brutal roman occupation and compulsory observance of Mosaic law (under penalty of death) according to the talmud, what Jesus called the traditions of men.Where?
where? where are those two ideas placed inYou have to read between the lines dear. Picture this. Jesus tells a crowd of observant Jewish people "why worry about what you eat or what you wear", and then tells them to eat his flesh, a direct reference to kosher law.
“Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes?"where? where are those two ideas placed in
JUXTOPOSITION? In fact where are they clearly
stated ? "don't worry about what you wear"?
where? "don't worry about what you eat"?
EPICURIS said that
where? where are those two idea placed inYou have to read between the lines dear. Picture this. Jesus tells a crowd of observant Jewish people "why worry about what you eat or what you wear", and then tells them to eat his flesh, a direct reference to kosher law.
nope---some of THE LAW focuses on what“Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes?"
Much of the written law is about what to eat and what to wear.
This should make you think. One of the most popular forms of entertainment in the ancient world was solving riddles. So think.
Jesus removed the burden of the law which is "the death" for non compliance, sin, by teaching and demonstration the only right way to understand and conform to it that is rewarded with life.Actually Christ did.
nope---some of THE LAW focuses on what
you wear and what you eat -
yeah ? ---do did Buddha You are referring toJesus removed the burden of the law which is "the death" for non compliance, sin, by teaching and demonstration the only right way to understand and conform to it that is rewarded with life.