Biblemanbibleman wrote:OK,... So you believe we are to live by some of the OT law and not by some other parts of OT law!Justaned wrote:Biblemanbibleman wrote:Hi Ed,Justaned wrote:bibleman wrote:Hi Ed,Justaned wrote:No it has gotten into Creflo Dollar's church there is a world of difference between authentic Pentecostal/Charismatic and Creflo Dollar's theology.branham1965 wrote:Creflo says that we dont need to confess sins at all.he was released by God to say this.
hypergrace is the popular teaching of the day.but this time its gotten into the LEADERS OF THE CHARISMATIC CHURCH.
What did Creflo say that you disagree with?
I didn't listen to Creflo I was responding to Billy's comment.
However if Creflo said the 10 commandments and the law shouldn't be a part of our moral compass then I have to disagree with that. Most of the laws in this nation are founded or based on the 10 commandment and or the law.
Above you said: "Now it has gotten into Creflo Dollar's church..."
You then said: "I didn't listen to Creflo I was responding to Billy's comment."
Do you think that is wise to pass judgement on someone through "hearsay" testimony?
Above you said: "However if Creflo said the 10 commandments and the law shouldn't be a part of our moral compass then I have to disagree with that."
So then you believe that Christians should NOT eat shellfish, wear polyester, or cut their grass on Saturday morning?
You think that is our moral compass?
I think either we are all talking about the two different things. The Old Testament contained both the ceremonial/religious law and social/civil law. The religious law was part the dealt with Religion, hygiene and dietary laws. The civil/social law was the who should pay if a bull was killed or lying and murder.
Since we are not Jewish it makes no sense to keep the religious law however we all live in society so it make sense to make the social/civil law models for our laws. Therefore they become our moral compass.
Do you have a Scripture passage that would teach that in the NT?
Most of the religious aspect of the law was fulfilled by Jesus. In any case 1Tim4:4,5 tells us we sanctify the food with prayer. Is there one place that lists all the aspects of the Old Testament Law Jesus fulfilled? No. It requires study to find them.