Is it ...?

* the ten commandments
* the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Old Testament)
* the 1,621 or so commands found in the Old Testament
* the entire Old Testament
* love the Lord your God with everything you've got and love your neighbor as yourself as Jesus said in
Matthew 22:37-39

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What Does the Bible Say About the Old Testament Law?

The teachings of Jesus, the Council of Jerusalem, and other New Testament teachings (John 1:16-17, Acts 13:39,...

In a previous introductory thread we began to explore to what extent if any are Christians duty bound to interact with and possibly change the culture .
As expected a wide variety of responses was offered.
One response was the Christians are only here to present the ungodly with their need to be reconciled to God by the cross work of our Saviour.
On a Christian forum no one would deny that is part of what we are here for.
The next series of issues or questions is concerning is that the...

The Legacy Standard Bible (LSB) is a new English Bible translation by the faculty of "The Master's University & Seminary", which I've never heard of.

Anyone know anything about this version?

I know some churches like to baptize immediately - at least within a week

Others want new converts to go thu a class l- up to 13 weeks B4 baptism

Open for discussion

Some will say that whether you steal one small candy bar from Wal-Mart - or you rob a bank of a million dollars - to God their is no difference as sin is sin.

Others will say that if you commit a horrendous crime - say extreme abuse of a child - there is a special place in Hell for you.

So do you believe that God differentiates our sin - or is that classification reserved for our limited thinking?

Open for discussion

I'm going to major here on Greek words and phrases that are hard for a missionary translator to render in another language, but you are welcome to add a Hebrew word if you like.

First or all, we have ἐκκλησία (ekklesia), usually translated into English as "church." The first century background of this word is that it referred to the government of a city-state such as Athens or Sparta. We see this meaning in the NT in Acts 19 (esp. 39 & 41), where it is used to refer to an unruly assembly...

Please don't bring up that because of what we have been going through many have not been able to go to church... I am talking about those who have left church because of splits, divisions, doctrinal disagreement, unrest, problem in the church between members and by their own decision left church all together... And have not found another... They haven't left God, they left the church and there is a difference... You don't throw the baby out with the bathwater... Thoughts???... Brother Glen

Do you think you could lead a Roman Catholic to the Lord by using their RC bible?

In his 2019 book The King James Bible In America--an orthographic, historical, and textual investigation, Bryan Ross critiques a few claims about editions of the KJV by other KJV-only authors such as Matthew Verchuur (Bible Protector), Keith R. Blades, and Kyle Stephens.

In his introduction, pastor Bryan Ross asserted: "It is not productive for King James Bible Believers to assert things which can easily be proven inconsistent by further comprehensive study of the historical and textual...

Or does He ONLY do as Jesus tells Him to speak and do?