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WildB
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You little spammer you.

How many times do you have to post this?

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quote:
Originally posted by Carol Swenson:
I guess barry is trying to tell us something about himself. He sure enjoys rolling around in this mud.

No, Me thinks he likes pointing out others in the mud so as he can roll with out notice.

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I guess barry is trying to tell us something about himself. He sure enjoys rolling around in this mud.
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Brother Paul's letters stand against you Barry just as they did against the Judaizers/Legalists when he first wrote them. The early Church was being infiltrated by the false teaching of demanding the followers of Christ to keep the Law of Moses, and as he says it is flesh and if you keep one of the Laws you must keep them all.

No matter how many times you spam the same wrong message, the Flock of God hear the Shepherd's Voice and are justified solely through Christ, not through Christ coupled with the OBSOLETE Law of Moses.

Paul's teaching shows you to be in error Barry.



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Pigs love to roll around in mud puddles, but lambs have no business being near mud puddles! Therefore, if you claim to be a lamb, do what lambs do. Don't act like a pig. Lambs are humble and they like to stay clean. Lambs are most comfortable when they are laying on clean straw in a clean stable. But a pig will always return to the mud puddle, because pigs love mud! The mud puddle is home to a pig. And a clean stable with fresh pasture is home to a lamb because a true lamb hates filth! No true lamb would willfully roll in a mud puddle and no pig would be satisfied without a mud puddle. Neither does a shepherd attend to pigs. A shepherd attends to lambs because lambs are dependent on the shepherd. But pigs are solitary in nature. They would never stay in a "herd" because pigs care only for themselves. Likewise a pig would never follow a shepherd, because pigs are not followers, rather they are roamers, and they roam wherever their own hearts lead them. But a lamb follows. A lamb is dependent on a shepherd. A lamb loves his shepherd and recognizes the shepherds voice. A lamb obeys the shepherd's call. Let us all follow our shepherd, YHWH, by striving to follow all of His Laws, without deviating to the left or to the right, without adding, subtracting, or changing His Laws in any way!
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Brother Paul's letters stand against you Barry just as they did against the Judaizers/Legalists when he first wrote them. The early Church was being infiltrated by the false teaching of demanding the followers of Christ to keep the Law of Moses, and as he says it is flesh and if you keep one of the Laws you must keep them all.

No matter how many times you spam the same wrong message, the Flock of God hear the Shepherd's Voice and are justified solely through Christ, not through Christ coupled with the OBSOLETE Law of Moses.

Paul's teaching shows you to be in error Barry.

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1 Tim. 3:
16: And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh..

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The legalists put THE LAMB to death also. They claimed to worship God, but they didn't even know Him when He was right in front of them.
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Lambs were put to death in the temple by the Law keepers.

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Pigs love to roll around in mud puddles, but lambs have no business being near mud puddles! Therefore, if you claim to be a lamb, do what lambs do. Don't act like a pig. Lambs are humble and they like to stay clean. Lambs are most comfortable when they are laying on clean straw in a clean stable. But a pig will always return to the mud puddle, because pigs love mud! The mud puddle is home to a pig. And a clean stable with fresh pasture is home to a lamb because a true lamb hates filth! No true lamb would willfully roll in a mud puddle and no pig would be satisfied without a mud puddle. Neither does a shepherd attend to pigs. A shepherd attends to lambs because lambs are dependent on the shepherd. But pigs are solitary in nature. They would never stay in a "herd" because pigs care only for themselves. Likewise a pig would never follow a shepherd, because pigs are not followers, rather they are roamers, and they roam wherever their own hearts lead them. But a lamb follows. A lamb is dependent on a shepherd. A lamb loves his shepherd and recognizes the shepherds voice. A lamb obeys the shepherd's call. Let us all follow our shepherd, YHWH, by striving to follow all of His Laws, without deviating to the left or to the right, without adding, subtracting, or changing His Laws in any way!


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Pigs love to roll around in mud puddles, but lambs have no business being near mud puddles! Therefore, if you claim to be a lamb, do what lambs do. Don't act like a pig. Lambs are humble and they like to stay clean. Lambs are most comfortable when they are laying on clean straw in a clean stable. But a pig will always return to the mud puddle, because pigs love mud! The mud puddle is home to a pig. And a clean stable with fresh pasture is home to a lamb because a true lamb hates filth! No true lamb would willfully roll in a mud puddle and no pig would be satisfied without a mud puddle. Neither does a shepherd attend to pigs. A shepherd attends to lambs because lambs are dependent on the shepherd. But pigs are solitary in nature. They would never stay in a "herd" because pigs care only for themselves. Likewise a pig would never follow a shepherd, because pigs are not followers, rather they are roamers, and they roam wherever their own hearts lead them. But a lamb follows. A lamb is dependent on a shepherd. A lamb loves his shepherd and recognizes the shepherds voice. A lamb obeys the shepherd's call. Let us all follow our shepherd, YHWH, by striving to follow all of His Laws, without deviating to the left or to the right, without adding, subtracting, or changing His Laws in any way!
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The HEART of the issue is truly the issue of the HEART!
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I hope these people who are trying to push legalism down our throats will find a new topic to talk about come the New Year. [cool_shades]
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It is clear to all what is required by the legal/grace gospel.

Becausehelives states "When men are restored to perfection, the law of God will be written in their hearts (Jer. 31:33), and its spirit of love will permeate their whole being, and its retention will be their guarantee of everlasting life."


1That OSAS,is a license to SIN~~~!"
2That the Sabbath is to be kept on Saturday.
3That Yahushua must be used in the place of the name JESUS.
4That the Harpazo is a lie.
5That there is no BEMA.
6That there is no such thing as a carnal Christian.
7That THE MYSTERY is a lie.
8That retention of the Law will be the guarantee of everlasting life.

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The apostle Paul noted that though God gave the Jews the Ten Commandments to clarify right and wrong, the fact that Gentiles can do the right thing by obeying their conscience shows that God has woven His laws into every human heart.

"For when Gentiles who do not have the Law do instinctively the things of the Law, these, not having the Law, are a law to themselves." Romans 2:14-15

But, knowing what is right—either through Law or through conscience—doesn’t mean that we always do what is right.
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Christianity is not simply an improvement on our unregenerate state. It is a whole new creation. We become a new spiritual species. It is a supernatural life (I’m not talking signs and wonders here; I’m talking about the Holy Spirit filling an increasingly mature, Scripture saturated, doctrine-loving soul). Church is not a psych-job; it is a supernatural renovation by the indwelling Christ.

Legalism is invisible to the legalist. Put yourself in the Pharisees’ shoes. You’re just trying to be a good person, and love God, and follow his laws… and then you have this long-haired, wandering carpenter/Rabbi yelling at you. Of course you’re going to get indignant! Of course you’re going to deny his charges! What does he charge you with?

“Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs which indeed appear beautiful outwardly, but inside are full of dead men’s bones and all uncleanness.” Matthew 23:27, NKJV.

Your behavior is right on, but your heart is a mess. Your behavior springs from a source other than the indwelling Christ, the power of God. You are offering God the produce of human effort, unaided by the Spirit, not energized by the Word. And God may love you, but he hates your offerings.

“Therefore the LORD said: “Inasmuch as these people draw near with their mouths And honor Me with their lips, But have removed their hearts far from Me, And their fear toward Me is taught by the commandment of men,” Isaiah 29:13, NKJV.

“To what purpose is the multitude of your sacrifices to Me?” Says the LORD. “I have had enough of burnt offerings of rams And the fat of fed cattle. I do not delight in the blood of bulls, Or of lambs or goats. When you come to appear before Me, Who has required this from your hand, To trample My courts?” Isaiah 1:11, 12, NKJV.

The impact of legalism is horrendous.

http://maxgrace.wordpress.com/2009/03/25/how-legalism-kills-the-church/

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Amen Caretaker!!! [Cross] [Bible] [Prayer]

Just as a side note, pigs roll in mud because they don't have fur and their skin gets sore from sun and insects. The mud protects their skin. And in Matthew 8:30-32 Jesus cast demons into a herd of pigs (swine).


Legalists are a cancer in Christianity.

These wolves in sheep's clothing are the rule in a few denominations and a cancer in others. The Church and Judaism have always had them. Jesus called these Scribe and Pharisee types, vipers and sons of their father the Devil. If we go back to early Christianity, Paul speaks expressly against those who want to keep everyone under the law. The law was given to show that we are imperfect and condemned to be separated from God unless God Himself did something to bridge that gap. That is why both Jews and Gentiles must come to God by the "Law of Faith". Our example in scripture is Abraham.

The Law of Faith is belief that only God is righteous and merciful and that only He can provide the way of salvation for mankind. This plan of salvation from God was actually carried out when God the Son (Jesus) paid the requirements of the law for all on the cross. These who by faith believe God and accept the sacrifice He provided for mankind's sins will be saved. You see, God is interested in saving people who truly trust in Him. God is not interested in having people in His presence who think they got there by their own righteousness through following the letter of the law or by rituals of obedience.

Gal 3:24 Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.

Gal 3:25 But after that faith is come, we are no longer under a schoolmaster.

Rom 3:27 Where is boasting then? It is excluded. By what law? of works? Nay: but by the law of faith.

Gal 5:4 Christ is become of no effect unto you, whosoever of you are justified by the law; ye are fallen from grace.

Throughout Church and Jewish history, there were many legalists that interpreted scriptures through black light. They even killed many who did not accept their dark interpretation. In the modern church, there are still many legalists who condemn people who will not accept their demonically inspired doctrines. In one way or another they always put people back under the requirements of the law and in the final analysis they make salvation something that comes through one's own effort. (Of course they deny that they do that, but their legalistic doctrine says otherwise.) These dark clouds without water deny that you can be saved by faith in the atoning sacrifice of Jesus alone. They always add something more to salvation than trusting in Jesus Christ.

http://www.thepropheticyears.com/comments/The%20dark%20side%20of%20Christanity.htm

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d. Beware of dogs is a harsh reference to the troublemaking legalists who were attempted to deceive the Philippians. Dogs is exactly the term of contempt Jews would used towards Gentiles. Paul says a lot by using it of these Jewish-influenced legalists.

i. Muller quoting Lightfoot: "The herds of dogs which prowl about Eastern cities, without a home and without an owner, feeding on the refuse and filth of the streets, quarreling among themselves, and attacking the passer-by, explain the applications of the image."

e. Beware of evil workers: This describes both what these legalists do (working evil), but also a slap at their emphasis on righteousness with God by works. Paul will allow that they have a concern for works, but they are evil workers!

f. Beware of the mutilation: Here is another harsh reference to the insistence of these Jewish legalists on circumcision for Gentiles. All with the idea that someone must become a Jew first before they can become a Christian.

i. However, Paul does not see their insistence on circumcision as something beautiful or noble; he regards it as an ugly example of mutilation.

ii. Martin on the mutilation: "By a pun, he mockingly calls it a mere cutting, katatome, i.e. mutilation of the body on a par with pagan practices forbidden in Leviticus 21:5."

2. (3) Paul defines the true circumcision.

For we are the circumcision, who worship God in the Spirit, rejoice in Christ Jesus, and have no confidence in the flesh,

a. For we are the circumcision: These Jewish legalists considered themselves the ones truly circumcised and right with God. But Paul says that he and his followers are the true circumcision.

b. Who worship God in the Spirit: This defines the true circumcision. They worship God in the Spirit, as opposed to the fleshly and external worship emphasized by these legalists.

c. The true circumcision are also the ones who rejoice in Christ Jesus. Their joy is not found in their own ability to be justified by the law or by their law-keeping. Jesus and Jesus alone is their joy.

d. The true circumcision are the ones who have no confidence in the flesh. They do not trust in their own ability to be righteous before God through external works, but their only confidence is in Jesus.


http://www.studylight.org/com/guz/view.cgi?book=php&chapter=3&verse=1

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Pigs love to roll around in mud puddles, but lambs have no business being near mud puddles! Therefore, if you claim to be a lamb, do what lambs do. Don't act like a pig. Lambs are humble and they like to stay clean. Lambs are most comfortable when they are laying on clean straw in a clean stable. But a pig will always return to the mud puddle, because pigs love mud! The mud puddle is home to a pig. And a clean stable with fresh pasture is home to a lamb because a true lamb hates filth! No true lamb would willfully roll in a mud puddle and no pig would be satisfied without a mud puddle. Neither does a shepherd attend to pigs. A shepherd attends to lambs because lambs are dependent on the shepherd. But pigs are solitary in nature. They would never stay in a "herd" because pigs care only for themselves. Likewise a pig would never follow a shepherd, because pigs are not followers, rather they are roamers, and they roam wherever their own hearts lead them. But a lamb follows. A lamb is dependent on a shepherd. A lamb loves his shepherd and recognizes the shepherds voice. A lamb obeys the shepherd's call. Let us all follow our shepherd, YHWH, by striving to follow all of His Laws, without deviating to the left or to the right, without adding, subtracting, or changing His Laws in any way!

Under the Law of Moses the "dogs" were the Gentiles. Under the dispensation of Grace the Law Keeping Jews, the legalists have become the "dogs".

Paul faced legalism in the first century. The Judiasers wanted the Christians to do certain things. They tried to add good works on top of God’s abundant grace. So, legalism is nothing new and it is still with us today.

Let’s read Philippians Chapter 3:1-6. Paul writes these words to the church at Philippi that he loved. It was a church dear to his heart. He warns them of the enemy of legalism.

Paul Says: Phil 3:1 Finally, my brothers, rejoice in the Lord! It is no trouble for me to write the same things to you again, and it is a safeguard for you. 2 Watch out for those dogs, those men who do evil, those mutilators of the flesh. 3 For it is we who are the circumcision, we who worship by the Spirit of God, who glory in Christ Jesus, and who put no confidence in the flesh—4 though I myself have reasons for such confidence. If anyone else thinks he has reasons to put confidence in the flesh, I have more: 5 circumcised on the eighth day, of the people of Israel, of the tribe of Benjamin, a Hebrew of Hebrews; in regard to the law, a Pharisee; 6 as for zeal, persecuting the church; as for legalistic righteousness, faultless.

Paul has been writing to the Philippian church, warning them about internal controversies that could divide them. Warning them to caution from a self centered perspective that could ruin their Christian life, but now beginning here in chapter 3, Paul turns the attention of the church in Philippi away from the internal controversies and their own self centeredness and tells them to watch out for those on the outside of the church trying to inject legalistic qualifications on the church.

Now here is a different warning coming from outside. He is warning of legalism that Paul knows could destroy the church. This young church could be deceived into thinking they were still under the obligation to follow the Old Testament law. Paul makes it clear that Christianity is a religion of grace. It is a religion based on undeserved favor. It is not a system of the law. In our day and age we need to hear that again, that Christianity is a religion of grace.

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Pigs love to roll around in mud puddles, but lambs have no business being near mud puddles! Therefore, if you claim to be a lamb, do what lambs do. Don't act like a pig. Lambs are humble and they like to stay clean. Lambs are most comfortable when they are laying on clean straw in a clean stable. But a pig will always return to the mud puddle, because pigs love mud! The mud puddle is home to a pig. And a clean stable with fresh pasture is home to a lamb because a true lamb hates filth! No true lamb would willfully roll in a mud puddle and no pig would be satisfied without a mud puddle. Neither does a shepherd attend to pigs. A shepherd attends to lambs because lambs are dependent on the shepherd. But pigs are solitary in nature. They would never stay in a "herd" because pigs care only for themselves. Likewise a pig would never follow a shepherd, because pigs are not followers, rather they are roamers, and they roam wherever their own hearts lead them. But a lamb follows. A lamb is dependent on a shepherd. A lamb loves his shepherd and recognizes the shepherds voice. A lamb obeys the shepherd's call. Let us all follow our shepherd, YHWH, by striving to follow all of His Laws, without deviating to the left or to the right, without adding, subtracting, or changing His Laws in any way!


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