Pronomian follower of the One True Messiah and the One God of Israel. HalleluYAH Matthew 5:17-20
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Why I didn’t vote for Trump.
There isn't any issue bigger than abortion. Not one.
If one were a "one issue voter" abortion better be it.
God judges nations who murder their children en masse as we have.
Doesn't matter whatever policy you pass or what measures you take in the same way it didn't matter for Sodom or it wouldn't have mattered for Ninevah.
God does not bless nations that do this to their children. Period.
True Christians should keep Torah.
@NazareneRemnant is LIVE!
If you disagree, prove your point in real time!
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Christian hermeneutic: let clear passages interpret ambiguous passages
Also Christian hermeneutic: use ambiguous passages about dietary laws and the Sabbath to ignore the clear passages in the commandments
Christians who hate God’s Law like @Be_Busta should come up and discuss their point live of why it shouldn’t be kept.
Nazarene Remnants is LIVE NOW!
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Mark 7 and Acts 10-11 are beautiful Bible passages where God delivers us from the heavy burden and stumbling blocks of manmade traditions.
Yet many Christians use these passages to abolish the commandments of God in favor of their own traditions.
Isn’t it ironic, don’t you think?
I love hunting, I love watching the deer more than harvesting them. May YHWH bless us with a fruitful harvest.
Lawless so-called christians like @dhanabarger and @CovenantReform2 won’t admit this
Yes, Mark 7 centers on handwashing traditions, not Lev 11 animals. Jesus prioritizes heart over man-made rules and rebukes nullifying God's commands, so self-nullification is unlikely. Matthew 15 lacks any "cleansing all foods" note. The Greek participle more naturally describes digestion purifying food from impurity. Peter's later refusal in Acts 10 further indicates the teaching did not abolish the dietary laws.
“Why don’t you eat swines flesh in accordance with the traditions of the elders?”
But, wait. @TrueMessiahMin and his 12 followers (one of which is me) know better than all the church fathers and the weight of church history. You can check it out here. Don't be deceived by orthodoxy and scripture.
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Yea, just admit that what I say is correct, even though the context doesn’t mention unclean animals at all! Ignore the fact that the Pharisees would have sought to stone Him as a lawbreaker! Ignore the fact that no witnesses could be found to accuse Him before He was taken to Pontius Pilate. Ignore all that and more and trust me, bro!
Anyone who believes God’s Law is a burden or bondage should join and prove their case!
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Several Baptist pastors and elders have made the claim this week that it is not a sin for Christians to eat/drink blood.
We search the scriptures to see if this claim is true or false according to the Bible.
Special thanks to @CovenantReform2 and @dhanabarger for the inapiration for this video.
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Modern christians argue that it’s ok to eat dogs! @peta Help me out!!
Modern so called “christians” claim it’s not a sin to drink blood, but they’ll never debate their points in real time.
@dhanabarger I challenge you to join and prove your case biblically in real time!
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Blatant contradiction here:
The Law cannot reveal what sin is and at the same time be completely irrelevant to believers lives.
It’s also funny how the Torah is supposedly not the standard in the New Covenant, but in Jeremiah 31 God says “My Torah” is what is written on the hearts and minds.
It’s not even mental gymnastics, it’s just self-contradictory.
Romans 3:31 does not mean believers remain under the Mosaic ceremonial code. In context (Rom 3:20–28), Paul has just said no one is justified by works of the Law. Faith “establishes” the Law by upholding its proper role: it reveals sin, condemns the sinner, and points to Christ who fulfills it. It does not reinstate Torah as the rule of life for the church.
Romans 8:7 describes the unregenerate mind (“those who are in the flesh”). Believers are not in the flesh but in the Spirit (Rom 8:9). Through the Spirit the righteous requirement of the Law is fulfilled in us (Rom 8:4)—not by keeping the old covenant’s shadows, but by the new heart and the law of Christ.
The first-century apostles taught that the Law was a guardian until Christ (Gal 3:24–25) and that the old covenant is obsolete (Heb 8:13). That is the faith of the New Testament and early church.
Bruh…don’t call Paul gay they already do it with David
