Pay attention, we were talking about in the Old Testament times. A Gentile could follow the law. So your point is null.
When I am talking about the Ten Commandments in the NT I am not speaking of the OT times am I. So you pay attention. The Sabbath was a sign for the Jew. It was a command for the Jew and only for the Jew. It was the one command of the Ten Commandments that the Gentile Christian was not obligated to keep. We are obligated to keep the other nine, which are known as God's moral law.
Answer this question; do you believe honoring your father and mother was nailed to the cross?
Ephesians 6:1-2 Children, obey your parents in the Lord: for this is right.
Honour thy father and mother; (which is the first commandment with promise
--The commandment is obviously in the NT. It is not simply OT law.
You do not make sense. You do right for coming to Jesus, but instead you say, “I do right because I have come to Jesus.” You say, “not in order to come to Jesus,” that does not make sense.
Perhaps you don't understand salvation.
Salvation is by grace through faith and not of works.
Works has nothing to do with being saved or remaining saved.
I came to Jesus because I was a sinner in need of a Savior. It was Jesus that saved me. I put my faith in him.
The good that I do is because of Him. He works in me so that I do good. I want to please my Savior. I do good because of Him who died for me. I don't do good in order to maintain my salvation; I do good to please my Savior. Even if I didn't do good, I wouldn't lose the eternal life that Christ gave me.
I do good BECAUSE I have come to Jesus; not in order to come to Jesus.
Jesus does not accept good works. One cannot merit salvation. All our works are as filthy rags. There is nothing of our own that we can bring. Salvation is all of God.
I do good BECAUSE I have come to Him; not in order to come to Him.
You also say, “and not in order to remain saved.” You do not care that Jesus says he remains in his Father’s love because he obeys.
You sound confused because you are confused. If you obeyed the Truth, you would be sound.
I am saved and remain saved because my salvation is in the hand of my Savior, Jesus Christ. He gave me the gift of eternal life. Eternal life can never become temporary. If one could lose salvation then Christ would be lying. Eternal life would become temporary life. But Christ gave me eternal life. Eternal means eternal.
My salvation is not based on what I do, but rather on what Christ did.
Salvation is all of God, not all of me.
Salvation centers around Christ not around me.
Your brand of salvation is selfish--man-centered.
I believe salvation needs to be Christ-centered. Thus any works that I do are a result of my love for him, not a simple duty as a Christian.
You do not even know what that scripture means. God does not call people a liar when they speak his word.
--The Scriptures say many things. Many of them are hard to accept especially when they speak about one's self. I believe that is the case here. When the Bible calls one a liar, a sinner, etc. it hurts, but nevertheless it still remains true.
You are deceitful; to pretend you are explaining to someone who does not know the Truth. If you really do not know what you are doing, then you are blind. Being blind might be to your advantage, better than deceitful on purpose.
You don't know the Bible as you ought. Instead of debating me, and presenting scripture you have just resorted to calling names. You are defeated before you even start. Calling people names is the lowest form of discussion in human communication. If you can't carry on an intelligent conversation, then call people names. Is that your MO?