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Jenonye:
Neatly used Hp laptop for sale, core i5, 1terrabyte hard drive, 12gb memory, webcam. Its not nigerian used.
Condition: only the M keypad is faulty
Price:50k

nelsonoba:
Oga, you know both of us concluded our discussion yesterday because you are not interested in truth. You have made up your mind that you won't part with 10% of your money which you feel is too big for God. You are one of the kinds of 'christian' I fear to ever do business with, because a christian who sees 10% as too much to hand over to God that gave him the life he has MAY not think too much to defraud me of my 50% share from a business we do together, especially if he feels he can do it and get away with it somehow. I would rather do business with a total unbeliever who I know i have to watch with both eyes open until the business is concluded than do business with your type of greedy christian......except if i have no other choice at all.

openmine:
Romans 13:8-10
8 Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law. 9 The commandments, “You shall not commit adultery,” “You shall not murder,” “You shall not steal,” “You shall not covet,” and whatever other command there may be, are summed up in this one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.”10 Love does no harm to a neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.


Galatians 3:19-26

19 Now you’re asking yourselves, “So why did God give us the law?” God commanded His heavenly messengers to deliver it into the hand of a mediator for this reason: to help us rein in our sins until the Offspring, about whom the promise was made in the first place, would come. 20 A mediator represents more than one, but God is only one. 21 “So,” you ask, “does the law contradict God’s promise?” Absolutely not! Never was there written a law that could lead to resurrection and life; if there had been, then surely we could have experienced saving righteousness through keeping the law. But we haven’t. 22 Scripture has subjected the whole world to sin’s power so that the faithful obedience of Jesus the Anointed might extend God’s promises to everyone who has faith. 23 Before faith came on the scene, the law did its best to keep us in line, restraining us until the faith that was to come was fully revealed. 24 So then, the law was like a tutor, assigned to train us and point us to the Anointed, so that we will be acquitted of all wrong and made right by faith. 25 But now that true faith has come, we have no need for a tutor. 26 It is your faith in the Anointed Jesus that makes all of you children of God 


Ephesians 2:11-19
11 So never forget how you used to be. Those of you born as outsiders to Israel were outcasts, branded “the uncircumcised” by those who bore the sign of the covenant in their flesh, a sign made with human hands. 12 You had absolutely no connection to the Anointed; you were strangers, separated from God’s people. You were aliens to the covenant they had with God; you were hopelessly stranded without God in a fractured world. 13 But now, because of Jesus the Anointed and His sacrifice, all of that has changed. God gathered you who were so far away and brought you near to Him by the royal blood of the Anointed, our Liberating King.

14 He is the embodiment of our peace, sent once and for all to take down the great barrier of hatred and hostility that has divided us so that we can be one. 15 He offered His body on the sacrificial altar to bring an end to the law’s ordinances and dictations that separated Jews from the outside nations. His desire was to create in His body one new humanity from the two opposing groups, thus creating peace. 16 Effectively the cross becomes God’s means to kill off the hostility once and for all so that He is able to reconcile them both to God in this one new body.

17 The Great Preacher of peace and love came for you, and His voice found those of you who were near and those who were far away. 18 By Him both have access to the Father in one Spirit. 19 And so you are no longer called outcasts and wanderers but citizens with God’s people, members of God’s holy family, and residents of His household.



Hebrews 7:11-12
11 If a perfect method of reconciling with God—a perfect priesthood—had been found in the sons of Levi (a priesthood that communicated God’s law to the people), then why would the Scripturesspeak of another priest, a priest according to the order of Melchizedek, instead of, say, from the order of Aaron? What would be the need for it? It would reflect a new way of relating to God 12 because when there is a change in the priesthood there must be a corresponding change in the law as well.


Hebrews 7:18-21
18 Because the earlier commandment was weak and did not reconcile us to God effectively, it was set aside— 19 after all, the law could not make anyone or anything perfect. God has now introduced a new and better hope, through which we may draw near to Him, 20 and confirmed it by swearing to it. 21 The Levite order of priests took office without an oath, but this man Jesus became a priest through God’s oath:

The Eternal One has sworn an oath
    and cannot change His mind:
You are a priest forever.

God Bless you my Brother

nelsonoba:
When Jesus said "if any man looks lustfully on a woman, he has already committed adultery with her", was that also referring to Mosaic law only?

When Jesus said "it is written thou shall not commit murder, but i say to you that any one who is angry with his brother without a reason has already committed murder", was that also referring to the Mosaic law only?

When Apostle Paul was writing in Hebrews 7:1 - 8, especially where he said "And here men that die receive tithes; but there he receiveth them, of whom it is witnessed that he liveth", Was that also referring only to the Mosaic Law? At the time Paul wrote, were we still under the Mosaic law? Go and study Hebrews 7 very well.

JESUS SAID "I DID NOT COME TO ABOLISH THE LAW, BUT TO FULFIL IT".

The same Jesus that him and his disciples would sometimes not wash their hands before eating as was part of the ordinaces according to the Mosaic law, and the Pharisees would accost him to demand why they wouldn't wash their hands before eating, and Jesus would tell them that "it is what comes out of a man's heart that defiles him, and not what he eats".

FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBT, GOD DID NOT ABOLISH HIS LAWS(Just as Jesus said he didn't come to do so). Jesus only took away the ORDINANCES WHICH FORMED TRADITIONS OF MEN THAT WERE AGAINST US, AND THE BIBLE IS CLEAR IN DEFINING WHAT TYPES OF ORDINANCES WITHIN THE LAW THAT WERE ABOLISHED......such as not eating some kind of foods etc. Tithe was never mentioned among them. Not one place in the bible from old to new testament was it mentioned that tithe has now been done away with. THE GIVER OF THE LAW HIMSELF UPHELD TITHE IN MATTHEW 23:23, SO DADDY FREEZE IS A NOBODY TO TELL ME OTHERWISE!