So is obedience, right?

The wine at the Last Supper table, the symbol of His blood, was Jewish Oral Law which later found its way into the Talmud. Don't tell me that Jesus disregarded all Jewish tradition.

It's astonishing to see professing Christians condemning Sabbath observance. Arguing that the Sabbath is no longer relevant is one thing (still wrong, obviously). But claiming that it is fundamentally opposed to the Gospel, as some are saying, is straight up Marcionite insanity.

So, ur telling us that a loving&gracious God hears the cry of His people from Egypt&delivers them from slavery into more slavery? This same God sends His only Son 2 die a very painful death 2 save us from sins that without Torah we wouldn’t know what sin was? 🤔 RU atheist?

Thankfully, the apostles address antinomianism thoroughly. This guy sounds like he’s trying to separate Christ’s benefits from Christ Himself. Salvation is not merely a change of status but a change of nature, and a change of nature inevitably produces a change of life.

Seems like a pretty PASSIVE approach. Does the verse not indicate something more ACTIVE? "BE HOLY"

None of the Apostles celebrated Christmas. None of the Apostles celebrated Easter. None of the Apostles celebrated Good Friday. None of the Apostles shifted Sabbath to Sunday. None of the Apostles used a cross as a symbol of faith. Christianity is a beautiful expression of faith. But we must admit that its practices are the creations of man.

“Dr. Michael Brown just dropped the mic so hard it broke the internet: Today’s Israel IS Biblical Israel. The same land, same people, same covenant, same God. If you’re still coping with replacement theology in 2025, that’s not scholarship—that’s spiritual rebellion.”

When you read Scripture literally, grammatically, & historically, not allegorically, the apostles do not redefine Israel, cancel covenants, or reinterpret the prophets in a way that contradicts their original meaning. They expand the blessings to Gentiles, but they never erase God's eternal promises to ethnic Israel. They didn't start a brand new religion. Jesus came to save the lost sheep of Israel and will complete this work once the fullness of the Gentiles comes in.

There are 7,957 verses in the New Testament. Can any of the big brain theologians on this app point me to the one where God revokes His promise of the land of Canaan to the children of Jacob because of Jesus? Should be easy ‘cause dispensationalism is such an obvious heresy.

No talks, just direct questions. We all know that it's all about grace. But the Bible doesn't stay there. Grace does teach something. I want everyone one them telling me what is it.