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To: patlin

patlin wrote:
“According to Christendom, the Messiah came to break the Abrahamic covenant and side with pagan worshipers. “

That, of course, is completely and categorically untrue. Does it bother you to mischaracterize and misrepresent others? Or is that permitted under your interpretation of Mosaic law?


42 posted on 11/07/2011 5:57:10 PM PST by Belteshazzar (We are not justified by our works but by faith - De Jacob et vita beata 2 +Ambrose of Milan)
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To: Belteshazzar
The Mosaic Law(Torah) is attached to the Abrahamic Covenant. They are not and never have been separate from each other. So when Christendom cast off the Mosaic saying it was nailed to the cross, they also cast off the Abrahamic Covenant that the Mosaic law was put in place to separate & protect YHVH’s children from the children of the world. One can not be in covenant if one doesn't accept the terms of the covenant which is Torah, "The WORD" made flesh. The Word that was in the beginning, was with YHVH & was YHVH. "The Word" that has never changed, nor will ever change. (Mt 5:18 Yes indeed! I tell you that until heaven and earth pass away, not so much as a yud or a stroke will pass from the Torah -- not until everything that must happen has happened.)

Is this statement harsh, yes. Is this statement true, absolutely & unequivocally yes.

44 posted on 11/07/2011 7:01:36 PM PST by patlin ("Knowledge is a powerful source that is 2nd to none but God" ConstitutionallySpeaking 2011)
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