Greg - 04 June 2008 06:16 AM

Bill, will you acknowledge that Paul treated circumcision and the observance of feasts (like Passover) as if they were not required for the Christian?

Bill - 07 June 2008 11:20 PM

Greg, if you have a Biblical case against the Sabbath, lets hear it…

Why won’t you answer my questions, Bill? Could it be that you don’t like where the answers lead?

Greg

Greg - 08 June 2008 08:27 AM

Greg - 04 June 2008 06:16 AM

Bill, will you acknowledge that Paul treated circumcision and the observance of feasts (like Passover) as if they were not required for the Christian?

Bill - 07 June 2008 11:20 PM

Greg, if you have a Biblical case against the Sabbath, lets hear it…

Why won’t you answer my questions, Bill? Could it be that you don’t like where the answers lead?

Greg

No, because I’ve heard the arguments before and I’m wondering if you have something new to add.  You are going to say that the Sabbath was nailed to the cross, or that Jesus is now your rest.  I’m going to say the context is the ceremonial or feast Sabbaths and we will go back and forth.  Lets hear your case if you believe the Sabbath is no longer binding.  I’m going to claim that Paul observed the Sabbath and that Paul never taught others to disregard the Sabbath.  Else the texts I have quoted would not be true.  I’ll also be referring back to the OT.

So, again, if you have something to add, lets hear it.

Bill,

You’ve pre-judged what I will say, and I can tell you that you are wrong. You should look for the threads where we discussed what “cheirographon” in Colossians 2:14 means.

Your unwillingness to answer simple questions has unfortunately closed the door on this thread. If you’d like to answer my questions above, I’ll happily continue.

Greg