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Respectfully disagree because of scripture: John was the end of the Law and Prophets, Jesus is the start of the New Covenant. Edit: Cool to note that John was a Levite and Aaronic priest while Jesus was from Judah and a Melchezedekian priest. What an amazing hand-off from John to Jesus! Paul...

But if we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins. Now, if we are unforgiving to others, that in itself is an unconfessed sin, thus unforgiven. I see the gospels as a transition from Old Covenant to New Covenant. I takes the rudimentary commandments and expands them...

I disagree. Paul writes in Col 2:8, we are to see to it no one takes you (plural) captive. Thus it could be translated, see to it no one takes "any of you" captive. rather than see to it no one takes you collectively captive. Ditto for Colossians 2:10, it could be translated, in Him "all of...

Interesting what is being said here in Colossians 2, when we consider that the physical circumcision basically pictured, or symbolized cutting away sin. 'Putting off the body of sins of the flesh' here is described as a work/act/circumcision performed by Jesus, not us. Colossians 2:10-14 and...

Hey JF I quote these passages often in other topics, but they apply here. When we are placed in Christ, and born again, there is a spiritual death of sorts. Should we call the power of sin the old man? Is the flesh sinful by nature? Does it become that? So when the Old man is put to death...

Amen. However, I see many of those being a product of our growth, as believers... and true spiritual fruit takes time for God to grow. My question to you is, "Do you, Dave?" Do you see the difference between the two covenants and who they were made with? The Mosaic Covenant was established...

The New Testament Begins in Acts Not Matthew When you read the Gospels in the Bible, such as Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, do they sometimes seem to contradict other parts of the New Testament Scripture? For example, in Matthew 6:15, Jesus said, “If you refuse to forgive others, your Father...