Featured The Old Covenant and the New Covenant are the same Law..

True, it is intentional on our parts out of love and fear for Who He is what He did to Love us. So, thank you for correcting. I should remember it isnt regeneration alone.

 

Will you respond to my points?

 

What saves us? keeping the law and the Sabbath, or by trusting in the finished work of Christ?

 

Doesn't God have wisdom far beyond ours? In His wisdom He has made two covenants, the one of works of the Law and the one of grace through faith in Jesus Christ and His Cross. The new covenant replaces the old. Now, the Law is not void because of this, for those who sin defiantly while "saved" have nothing to look forward to. Their fate is the eternal fire. Because of this we should all have a healthy terror of what God can do to us if we are found not to be His. However, the early church of the apostles has already argued about the issue of Gentiles and the keeping of the Torah. Only four statutes of the Torah were left in force. Please read Acts 15.
(Romans 11:33-36, Isaiah 55:8-9, Romans 4:19-25, Hebrews 8:6-13, Romans 4:5-8, Matthew 5:17-18, Psalms 36:1, 1 John 2:1-6, Matthew 25:31-46, 2 Peter 1:3-11, Acts of the Apostles 15:1-34)

 

You fail to demonstrate that your private interpretations are sound, consistent, and scriptural. You may jump to erroneous conclusions because of your preconceived Seventh-Day Adventist teachings that you blindly accept and repeat unless you think that you are an infallible pope. Perhaps you make an invalid comparison since you do not prove your human reasoning to be correct. Perhaps you oversimplify and overgeneralize to the point that your claims become incorrect. Perhaps you misunderstand or misinterpret Hebrews 13:8.

Are you claiming that the human body of the Lord Jesus Christ was 100% absolutely the same after the Resurrection as it was before the crucifixion?

Do you claim that no additional revelation and no additional word of God was given after the giving of the law to Moses?

If the new covenant was absolutely the same as the old covenant, there would be no new covenant.

 

Will not keeping Jewish Sabbath cause one to lose salvation?

 

That would mean yes as per you!

 

Scriptures say NOTHING about Christians keeping jewish Sabbath!

 

There was not yet the clear break between Judaism and Christianity, once there was, then Christians met together to worship and be taught Sunday!

 

You do not just post what one translation of the Scriptures says. You add your biased opinions and interpretation to it.

The Church of England makers of the KJV had their own biases which influenced and affected their textual criticism decisions, Bible revision decisions, and translation decisions, but you ignore that fact.

You avoid or ignore what other English Bible translations say. Other English Bibles are a translation of the Scriptures in the same sense as the KJV is.

 

Still a future event!

 

There was no apostasy, just a correct reading of the scriptures and the following of the traditions of the newly forming Christian church that had been established. No regeneration of the Christian church was needed, especially not one by the Adventists , a group that didn't show up until the 1800's.

 

The Reformation was sent by God, as the true Gospel almost had died out being held and taught by Rome, and at Trent, Rome officially declared they now held and taught another and false Gospel!