Still required to obey?

[Zaatar71]

Paul said that one man regards everyday the same, and another regards a day as he pleases. Basically Paul said not to judge anyone who regards to set aside a particular day.

Christ fulfilled the Law in it's entirety, including the Sabbath Day. He gave us liberty from the work of the Law.

The New Testament marks the end of works as demanded by the Law, Christ is our Sabbath, our rest is found in Him.

10 For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.

 

[Charlie24]

I do understand it. I also understand it has major flaws

Dispensationalism is factually based on Scripture.

The so-called flaws are based on opinion, not facts.

When I get around to Part 3 of Dispensationalism, I would like your comments on what you find to be a flaw.

Of course that thread on Dispensationalism is only covering the view on Israel, but we can expand that for you.

 

[Van]

So unless an OT law is repeated in the NT -
Are Christians still obliged to obey?

So my questions to him was:
1) How Short must a mans hair be:
2) What is the limit to be modest?

Got thinking about this when this meme showed up on my FB page:
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Unless Christ or his inspired NT writers provided the direction for born anew believers, the Old Covenant Laws, such as the Law of Moses, have been superseded and are no longer applicable to born anew believers. The purpose of the Law was to guide us to Christ, the purpose of the Law of Liberty is to train us to think and act in the image of Christ.