So if you, Churchwork, fail to love God today, you're going to hell? That doesn't sound like your "eternal rest" to me at all. Your condemned if you do, and condemned if you don't - even as a believer! Oh my!Originally Posted by Churchwork
So if you, Churchwork, fail to love God today, you're going to hell? That doesn't sound like your "eternal rest" to me at all. Your condemned if you do, and condemned if you don't - even as a believer! Oh my!
Apostle for a region
If I fall pray to fleshly desire and my love is reduced for God to some degree, I do not go to Hell, because once-saved-always-saved. Whereas you show outwardly you do not love God by replacing the indwelling Holy Spirit with trying to keep the Sabbath which has passed and had pointed to the rest in the Holy Spirit for today.
If I fall pray to fleshly desire and my obedience to keep the Sabbath is reduced for God to some degree, I do not go to Hell, because OSAS.
Who said anything about replacing the indwelling Spirit when I keep the Sabbath, if one is OSAS? Are you saying if YOU kept the Sabbath, you'd no longer be saved? How absurd.Whereas you show outwardly you do not love God by replacing the indwelling Holy Spirit with trying to keep the Sabbath which has passed and had pointed to the rest in the Holy Spirit for today.
Where is it written "thou shall NOT keep the Sabbath?" Oh wait, I know - it is what the Man of Torahlessness says. In that case, whose side are you really on?
Apostle for a region
You go to Hell because you are not born-again as you replace the indwelling Holy Spirit with the Sabbath, when Rom. 14.5 says there is no such law to keep the Sabbath.
Since God says no longer keep the Sabbath, that you still keep it and make it a law for yourself and judge others with it, you judge by the evil spirit in your spirit because you don't have the Holy Spirit.
You can have a day for yourself or not; for such things there is no law, but you make it a law and reject the Holy Spirit that is the rest in the believer that fills up the Sabbath which the Sabbath pointed to.
Where does it even say the word "Sabbath" in Romans 14?
The burden of proof is back on you.
And I tire of your infraction game. If there was ever a true display of legalism, it's that. Peace out.
Apostle for a region
The Sabbath is a day of the week like any other day Rom. 14.5 is clear on. It does not require it say the word Sabbath,
“One man esteemeth one day above another: another esteemeth every day alike. Let each man be fully assured in his own mind. He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord; and he that eateth, eateth unto the Lord, for he giveth God thanks; and he that eateth not, unto the Lord he eateth not, and giveth God thanks” (Rom. 14.5-6).
God does not want us to waste too much time on false Christians. Hence, your infractions are building when the burden of the proof is on you as you repeat yourself.
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