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We've heard the phrase, “The finished work of Christ...”
But is the work of Jesus really done?
What do you think?
This goes on to relate with those who discarded the Holy Scriptures, branding It as Old Testament

Let's look at it from this POV:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YayI4bb3fmg?si=81SYpxFrywkf-zhy

Jesus didn't go to school and he has always been jobless.

Who in their right minds will hire such an illiterate in their company? 🙄

[quote author=MindHacker9009 post=125665069][/quote]it does not make sense..

it was created to control poor people and people with no sense...

GLHHub:
We've heard the phrase, “The finished work of Christ...”
But is the work of Jesus really done?
What do you think?
This goes on to relate with those who discarded the Holy Scriptures, branding It as Old Testament

Let's look at it from this POV:

This POV is just as wrong as the POV of those who spout this "the Finished work of Christ.." though. The man's understanding doesn't even come close to explaining what is in fact stated in scripture. For one, Jesus Christ came to fulfill the Law of Moses means He came to bring to conclusion God's Judgement against the Nation of Israel, a process which began over 600 years before His arrival. God's judgment was concluded, as prophesied by Daniel and the other prophets over 1900 years ago.

Now as for what took place on the cross, that is a completely separate Law and Kingdom entirely from the Old Law of Moses and the Nation of Israel. A lack of understanding of this is revealed in the video. Jesus Christ came to fulfill the Old Law of Moses— the National Constitutional Constitution of the Nation of Israel in the Land of Canaan— and God's Judgment against the Nation of Israel. However, the same also came to deliver to the people a New Law and Kingdom— the Gospel and the Kingdom of God.