Why was God going to kill Moses?
As a consequence for sin. Moses also didn't enter into the Promised Land because of another sin. All sin has its consequence. Some of the Corinthians were killed because of their sin (abuse of the Lord's Table) in 1Cor.11:30. That doesn't mean they lost their salvation.
The Bible says if you say you know God, but do not obey Him then you are a liar. Does that sound like faith alone?
The Bible says if you say you do not sin then you deny Christ and His Word is not in you. Does that sound like "works."
Romans 5:1 does not say what you say, that we are justified by faith alone without obedience. YOU just added to God’s word.
Does it say one is justified by faith plus obedience. You are the one adding to the word of God.
Romans 5:1 Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ:
--Where does it say "obedience" in that verse?
Why are you adding to the Word of God?
We are not saved of ourselves means Jesus saves us all by his self. It means Jesus does not need our help to save us. It means we do not have to find an animal without blemish and give a sin offering. It means we do not have to make ourselves ceremonially clean before coming to God.
The context of Ephesians chapter two is not the OT law. Why are you trying to force that interpretation into it?
Ephesians 2:8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves:
it is the gift of God:
9 Not of works, lest any man should boast.
The subject and verb are here
You are saved. It is that simple.
By Grace A prepositional phrase defining how one is saved.
Through Faith A prepositional phrase defining the means by which one is saved.
Not of yourselves A stand alone phrase stating that salvation is not of anything one can do. Christ paid it all. You cannot work for your salvation. It is not of yourself or anything you, of your self, can do. It does not relate to the OT; it relates to what one can do in their own strength.
it is the gift of God A statement in itself. Salvation is a gift. If works were involved it would not be a gift. If obedience were involved it wouldn't be a gift. Gifts cannot be worked for. Gifts are freely received, as they are freely given. No works, no obedience are required to receive a gift. They are free.
not of works Salvation is not of works. Works are not defined here. Salvation is not of good works, not of any kind of works. One cannot work their way into heaven.
There is nothing in Ephesians 2 that refers it back to OT animal sacrifices. That is a perversion of the Word of God; it is ignorance of basic hermeneutics.
It does NOT mean Jesus does not consider the condition of our heart before he saves us. God, who knows the heart, showed that he accepted them by giving the Holy Spirit to them, just as he did to us. Acts 15:8
He knows the heart of every man.
Genesis 6:5 And GOD saw that the wickedness of man
was great in the earth, and
that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart
was only evil continually.
--The imagination of the thoughts of man's hear is only evil continually. He has a depraved nature. Obedience cannot save a man; only Christ can. The Holy Spirit indwells a person
when he trusts him as Savior. There are no works, no obedience involved. Salvation is a gift from God.
We receive the Holy Spirit when we obey, see Acts 5:32 and John 14:23.
That is an error, an untruth. John 14:23: Jesus is speaking to his disciples. Do you consider all of them unsaved? Furthermore they had the presence of Christ in the flesh. The Holy Spirit would only be sent after Christ would depart from them. He told them that plainly.
It is as if you have no idea about the works of the law the Jews had to do just to worship God. Go look up Leviticus. Read about all those things the Jews had to do. Then stop acting as if it were no big deal.
Ephesians 2:9 Not of works, lest any man should boast.
--This verse has nothing to do with Leviticus. You are twisting the Word of God to your own destruction as Peter says. Where in Eph.2 does Paul refer to Leviticus? He doesn't. Why are you forcing this unneeded interpretation in here. The works are good works. Salvation is not by good works. It has nothing to do with the OT law; it is speaking of your own merit.
Acts 10:43 is the time at Cornelius’ house. Those at Cornelius’ house were devout and God fearing; he gave generously to those in need and prayed to God regularly, see v. 2.
Cornelius and his whole household DID do THINGS, things that you say do not matter. However, the Word of God shows us it does matter.
Catholics are full of good works but that doesn't mean they are saved. Likewise J.W.'s, Mormons, etc. Good works don't make a person saved.
You are adding to the Word of God again.
What does Acts 10:43 say one need to do to have remission of sins?
Simply believe and that is all. No obedience is required. Simply believe.
You might not see it, nor admit it, but you are calling the Word of God perverted.
It is not I; but you, for you preach a false gospel.
Abraham OBEYED God from the beginning.
Hebrews 11:8 By faith Abraham, when called to go to a place he would later receive as his inheritance, obeyed and went, even though he did not know where he was going.
Paul makes a point to tell us ABRAHAM OBEYED God even before circumcision.
1. The beginning was the Ur of the Chaldees, the place where he believed and was saved.
2. Heb.11:8 tells of his life of faith after he was saved. His life was a life of obedience. He obeyed
because he was saved, not in order to be saved.
3. Yes, he obeyed before he was circumcised because he was saved before he was circumcised. Case closed. Works had nothing to do with his salvation.
Then why was God going to kill Moses? Tell us why.
Because at that time he was hesitant to obey God, being pressured by his wife.
The Bible says because of her faith her daughter was healed. The Bible does NOT say she was saved. You are adding to the Word of God. All men could come to Jesus when he is lifted up.
Stop adding to the word of God.
I gave you Scripture. I did not add to the Word of God. Now you are denying Scripture because you don't want to believe it.