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Worshipping a God who executed Homosexuals

Worshipping a God who executed Homosexuals

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Originally posted by @eladar
You are clearly being obtuse. Perhaps it is because you are blind.

Jesus declared that working on the Sabbath was OK because the Sabbath was made for man, man was not made for the Sabbath. Some rules were specifically for the nation of Israel while others for being in a relationship with God.

Actually homosexuality rules are the same. Homosexuality is ...[text shortened]... execute homosexuals is no longer in play because that was specifically for the nation of Israel.
I'm being obtuse? Crikey, has your irony meter just blown a gasket by chance?!

How come Freaky was able to answer my question in one clear sentence, and yet here you are wittering on and I'm still not quite sure where you stand on whether working on the Sabbath is 'evil' or not.


Originally posted by @sonhouse
So do you turn on and off lights on the sabboth or cook food? Change a light bulb? Wash your car?
The Sabbath that a Christian rightly observes is the Sabbath from any work intended to barter with God.

Rest from your work, take His as yours instead.

It's a mental thing, not a physical thing.


Originally posted by @proper-knob
I'm being obtuse? Crikey, has your irony meter just blown a gasket by chance?!

How come Freaky was able to answer my question in one clear sentence, and yet here you are wittering on and I'm still not quite sure where you stand on whether working on the Sabbath is 'evil' or not.
As you can see from the explanation, you asked a question which had both a yes and no answer.

Would you like me to supply the quotes from the Bible which I referenced?


So Dive, do you worship a God who at one period of time ordered homosexuals be executed?


Originally posted by @eladar
So Dive, do you worship a God who at one period of time ordered homosexuals be executed?
Do you honestly believe the words of Leviticus are of divine origin, and if so,.......can i sell you a bridge?


Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Do you honestly believe the words of Leviticus are of divine origin, and if so,.......can i sell you a bridge?
Why not ask that question of the liberal Christians around here?

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Originally posted by @eladar
It must be consistant with the gospel found in the Bible if you claim to be Christian.

Just like this thread. Christians must accept the God of the Old Testament is the God they worship.
The OT and NT are equally valid and should be followed verbatim?

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Originally posted by @sonhouse
The OT and NT are equally valid and should be followed verbatim?
You were raised Lutheran? You should already know about the New and Old covenants.

You do not put new wine in old wine skins.

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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Do you honestly believe the words of Leviticus are of divine origin, and if so,.......can i sell you a bridge?
Of course I believe the OT is of God. Anyone who claims to know God should. If they don't then why believe Jesus?

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Why believe any of it if the parts about God's instructions to us are false.

Do you believe that God never spoke to Moses?

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Originally posted by @freakykbh
The Sabbath that a Christian rightly observes is the Sabbath from any work intended to barter with God.

Rest from your work, take His as yours instead.

It's a mental thing, not a physical thing.
So you can put food in the oven but are not allowed to do the mental calculation of how long it takes at 300 degrees V how long it would take at 400 degrees?