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Christians: We are not under the law of the Old Testament....................
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christians.... what is sin? sin is as the Bible reads over and over, sin is violating God's ways, rules, LAWS! sin is not moral feelings... sin is and always will be when we go against what God wants, His Laws...how did Adam and Eve sin? by not follow what God said for them to do..or was it not obeying the snake? sin was obeying the twisted way over God's Law [do not eat] and because of that violation of God's law, it brought SIN and because of SIN, death came.
so you can believe that the LAW is gone and you dont have to follow it because a pope in 321 AD said or your preacher said if you do, you are trying to save yourself..., but if you do follow those words, you are doing the same as Adam and Eve, when they placed the twisted truths of a snake over the very words spoken by God. Just because you tell yourself and believe the twisted truth, it doesnt change that you are still violating and sinning against God and HIS LAWS...and to violate the LAW is sinning.
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SIN=violating the Laws/Ways of GOD [ONLY]
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No Law=no way to ever sin
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no way to ever sin=Everything under the sun is OK to do [no right or wrong]=no need to repent of anything
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So keep it simple and walk twisted free and snake free...walk in what is just written, rather than the vomit of snakes and blind shepherds.
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We are free from our sins, NOT THE LAW....sins are gone not the Way to live and learn to sin no more.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16345790 Sin, the word, comes from same root as Spanish 'sin'[without] and french 'sans' [without]. It means "falling short". "All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God", and in the case of the Mosaic Law, everyone under it fell short of keeping it until Jesus Christ kept it perfectly as one born under the law covenant. It was perhaps understandable that no one under it had been able to keep it perfectly because of ever-compounding inherited 'sin' or imperfection. This "sinning" or falling-short could, and in fact was meant to, demonstrate to those honest enough with themselves, the need for spiritual help. "Blessed are those conscious of their spiritual need" [More usually translated "Blessed are the poor in spirit."] The Apostle Paul, for instance was "conscious of sin's law" within him. He was honest with himself.
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