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    God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.

    Is it honouring the Lord when you offer obedience to the old laws about sacrificial animals that are clean and avoid animals that are sacrificially unclean as if you needed to offer sacrifices to the Lord? Do you not think that the Lord, having sacrificed himself, is offended when the old laws...
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    Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?

    The Apocalypse of saint John the divine does not teach that the faithful are to obey the commandments given through Moses. The faithful are under a new covenant with new commandments. The holy scriptures say:(John 13:34) A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; even as I have...
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    Those who gotta get in the last word!

    boop :)
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    The group in the Temple [Rev 11:1] Who are they?

    Yes, the commandments of their Lord namely, to love one another as he has loved them.
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    God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.

    The faithful claim only Christ and they claim him as their Lord and their God. Abraham is in the Lord's ancestry. Through Christ the faithful are Abraham's seed because he is the seed promised to Abraham. The seed through which the nations will be blessed. Do you really think you can observe the...
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    God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.

    No, it will not be so at the return of the Lord to judge the living and the dead.
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    Those who gotta get in the last word!

    Ummm, no ;)
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    Is it immoral for a Christian to eat pork?

    Questions? Okay, God is wise, did you really not know that? If it was a question and not a bit of rhetoric dressed up as a question then you must not have known and that is a frighting thing to see in your posts since you set yourself up as a teacher. Were you really asking or just using the...
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    God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.

    No, not merely with expertise from Jesus but rather it is the new covenant in his blood which was shed for the forgiveness of the sins of many. The new covenant is new. It is not a revised old covenant. It is not a reinvigorated old covenant. It is a new covenant with a new priesthood and better...
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    The group in the Temple [Rev 11:1] Who are they?

    Context reveals who the faithful in the heavenly temple are. They are the saints.And there was given me a reed like unto a rod: and one said, Rise, and measure the temple of God, and the altar, and them that worship therein.And the court which is without the temple leave without, and measure it...
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    God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.

    Will I what?
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    Is it immoral for a Christian to eat pork?

    You're offering opinions and human reasoning to justify a religious stance that is not consistent with the gospel. Pork is not prohibited to the faithful under the new covenant.
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    God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.

    They are God's appointed feasts for Israel. Seems to me that you have a decision to make. Will you embrace the old covenant as the core of your religion or will you embrace the new covenant as the heart of your religion. The only way that the faithful can rightly understand the old covenant is...
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    Me theology

    Yes, that is "me theology" with a capital ME. And yes it is more common in choruses than it was in the old hymns. And far more common in the recent crop of pop tunes sung in some meetings, like the "holy ghost hokey poky" All the verbs in it are are about you (in the context the same as me).
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    Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?

    I do not ignore it, I examine it in its context and see it is about the old covenant and the people under it. That covenant had signs and among the signs in it was the weekly Sabbath and the feasts which were signs to separate Israel from the surrounding nations - see Exodus 31:13, 17, Ezekiel...
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    Christians who think they're perfect

    Often hearing the gospel makes a chap feel guilty and condemned. Perhaps that is the cause for the complaint in the first post in this thread?
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    God gave the feasts to Israel not to Christians under the new covenant.

    The vine IS Christ and we are his branches. It's good language isn't it. I am the vine and you are the branches. Saint Paul speaks of the body of Christ of which we are the members (limbs and parts). But we are not grafted into the vine. John chapter fifteen doesn't mention grafting. Perhaps...
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    Those who gotta get in the last word!

    :mug:
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    Is it immoral for a Christian to eat pork?

    I presume that you meant "more healthy than you would otherwise have been", but then the same or better can be said for being a vegetarian. You get exasperated because your claims are not well founded and cannot withstand serious examination. If the laws on clean & unclean foods were a health...
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    Justification: By OUR works or CHRIST'S works?

    We are in agreement so why did you ignore/deny: Rom 13:8,9 & 3:21 & 7:6 & 13:8 & 13:10, 2 Cor 3:5,6 & 3:13,16 - Gal.2:12 & 3:2,3 & 3:5 & 3:10 & 3:11 & 3:19 & 3:23 & 3:24,25 & 4:31 & 5:2 & 5:3,4 & 5:18 - Eph 2:15 & 3:4,5 - Phil.3:8,9 - Col.2:14 & 2:16 & 2:20, Heb.8:7,8 & 10:20.
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