Recent content by Lyfe

They seem to suggest they would if they had enough witnesses and a crowd that would actually be willing to hear and enforce the matter.

My question to you is, if two or three witnesses is present do you obey the next step as the law commands and then take things to a hearing so the guilty party may be put to death? Or do you just let it go? You have to do your part and if your not willing to take it to a hearing then you are...

..also you said The Law commands me to stone offenders. I have provided you with enough scripture and grounds to show you that I am not living under that covenant and it's legal demands.

Can you show me where in The Law it says the guilty party that is commanded to be stoned must first have a trial? If it was something corroborated by two or three witnesses then it was enough grounds to stone someone without a hearing first. ...your basically telling me that the judicial and...

The economic aspect of The Law is simple to keep. No commerce on the Sabbath, no usury (lending on usury or borrowing on usury). That means you cannot take out loans to finance the things you want, instead depending upon Father (God) to ensure you have what you need, when you need it. IF you do...

So then according to you only the animal sacrifices are done with... Got it! I asked you a fair question. How do we keep the economic and civil laws? How do we enforce justice according to The Law? I'm willing to bet you have never stoned a person so how can you tell others to keep The Law...

He seems to be suggesting that we are also to apply the civil, judicial, and economic laws to the list of commandments that we are still obligated to keep. I'm curious as to how he would have us go about this.

The ten commands dietary laws feasts and holy days Is there more than these we should be keeping according to your interpretation of scripture? Is there more we can and are able to keep? If so please give some examples...

How am I supposed to keep economic and civil laws as well as laws pertaining to justice in a land that is pagan? It can only be done if the ACTUAL settings are in place so why do you bring these things up? I just wanted to know what laws apart from the ten commandments that I am still bound to...

So is there anything more than the feasts, dietary restrictions, holy days, and ten commandments we need to obey? Is there more? It usually stops there among the Judaizers but then again there's never fully agreement among them. Is that it or do I need to be careful to observe and do more?

If you can provide a list of laws outside of the ten commandments we should all still be keeping.

Not sure. Moses was definitely regarded as the greatest prophet by Israel, but couldn't have received adoption as a son of God since Christ had not yet come. It's my understanding that even the old testament prophets and servants of God won't receive sonship like those in Christ have.

The failure is to understand that the law can only record sin (without partiality). Most people just don't get it tho that even in their best and most sincere efforts to keep The Law it will still only point out the areas they fall short in. It's like if I only sinned once in a day then I am...

You didn't actually answer me in this response. Help me to understand what laws outside of the ten commandments we should be striving to keep.

...and what exactly should we be doing to see that these sort of punishments that the law demands are being carried out in society? Do you and JAH go out and stone people or are you worried that man's law will get in the way of that? Not that I believe it's still applicable, but I am...