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Lol, I have not been on here very long LOL, and I've already been called a judaizer LOLBut serious people, everybody always says Y'shua fulfilled to the Law & speak of He has done away with it for us and we don't have to do it no moreMy question to you all is what's wrong with the Law, why did Y'shua have to do away with it that was so bad for us? 😋. Shalo Ps 122:6

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Is that statement truthful? You've been on here for years, just silent. I have not been on here for years lol, and I meant I haven't been on here very long today lol lo Ps 122:6

Is that statement truthful? You've been on here for years, just silent. I have not been on here for years lol, and I meant I haven't been on here very long today lol lol I guess people are just picking up where they left off then

The moral elements of the Law are wonderful--and loving our neighbor as ourselves leads us to those same things.However, the law could not make anyone perfect. Further, it was vastly more complex than the simplicity of loving God and loving your neighbor.

Is that statement truthful? You've been on here for years, just silent. I have not been on here for years lol, and I meant I haven't been on here very long today lol lol I guess people are just picking up where they left off then Yep😠Ps 122:6

The moral elements of the Law are wonderful--and loving our neighbor as ourselves leads us to those same things.However, the law could not make anyone perfect. Further, it was vastly more complex than the simplicity of loving God and loving your neighbor.If you won't to do it, have at it. Just don't expect it to gain you a SINGLE THING spiritually. It will do NOTHING for you toward God. But...it may be beneficial to you in terms of how you like to conduct your life, and there's nothing particularly wrong with that...except that it makes you spell Jesus funny. I worry about all them little lambs and turtle doves! Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Sorry Aaron, I didn't c this till now, but I have a question, which ones are moral? More complex? Please tell me something in the Torah/Law that's to complex😋. Because loving G-d is doing what He said in His Torah/Law John 14:15😘But in the modern day teaching that the Law is a measure that man could never meet, then what G-d said in Deut 30:11-14would make hHim a liar and since He's not a liar this passage proves that He has already given what is necessary to keep His Commandments, Law, Torah😉. & Torah not only means Law, in Hebrew it literally means Instructions, or hitting the mark. & Son would be missing the markThe moral elements of the Law are wonderful--and loving our neighbor as ourselves leads us to those same things.However, the law could not make anyone perfect. Further, it was vastly more complex than the simplicity of loving God and loving your neighbor.If you won't to do it, have at it. Just don't expect it to gain you a SINGLE THING spiritually. It will do NOTHING for you toward God. But...it may be beneficial to you in terms of how you like to conduct your life, and there's nothing particularly wrong with that...except that it makes you spell Jesus funny. . Lol, man Aaron, I missed up lol LOL,y response to u is inside ur post lolShalom 😠Ps 122:6

The moral elements of the Law are wonderful--and loving our neighbor as ourselves leads us to those same things.However, the law could not make anyone perfect. Further, it was vastly more complex than the simplicity of loving God and loving your neighbor.If you won't to do it, have at it. Just don't expect it to gain you a SINGLE THING spiritually. It will do NOTHING for you toward God. But...it may be beneficial to you in terms of how you like to conduct your life, and there's nothing particularly wrong with that...except that it makes you spell Jesus funny. Let me try it again, Aaron please tell me the commands that are not moral thank you 😠Ps 122:6

Hebrew/AramaicHebrew יְהֹושֻׁעַ which transliterated into English is Yehoshu‘a. The Aramaic shortens it to יְֹשֻׁעַ, or Yeshu‘a. From a possible dialect in Galilee, Yeshu.Greekfrom ιησουν and transliterated it is iesoun, which is derived from Ἰησου̂ς, or Iesous (Yay soos). Note, the Greek did not have the “sh” sound and therefore missing the rendering Iesous.LatinIesu retaining the “ya” sound (Yay –su)EnglishThere was no “j” in the English language until around the 14th century and then it was used sparingly. Even then, the Old English retained the German sounding of “y” and therefore Jesus was pronounced with the “y” sounding, Yay-soos.It wasn’t until the 17th Century that the “j,” influenced by the French sounding, began to take on the hardened form and therefore Jesus sounded Gee-soos. Even so, the original King James transliterated the name as Iesus. Revisions inserted the J and, as they say, the rest is history God-HonoringChrist-CenteredBible-BasedSpirit-Led