10-06-2008, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by wwjd.usa
What I'm trying to say, is that GOd is the same, but the testaments are different.
For example, in the OT, GOD promoted swearing
Deuteronomy 6:13
Thou shalt fear the LORD thy God, and serve him, and shalt swear by his name.
In the NT, GOd forbids swearing
Matthew 5:34
But I say unto you, Swear not at all; neither by heaven; for it is God's throne:
Yet, both in the NT and OT GOd is the same.
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hi~
& to further clarify, keep mindful of this ~ that in the time of Moses, there exised two laws that were kept in the Tabernacle, one that does not change & one that was written in a book as a witness against the children of Israel because of their sin in worshipping a golden idol. the Law of God does not change, this is true but the ceremonial law written in a book which has become the testament of the Torah & the beginning of our Holy Bible - it is the ceremonial law that has ended & fulfilled by the Messiah's sacrifice. thus, everything now points solely to the LORD Jesus Christ & no one comes unto the Father in heaven except though Him.
by the LORD Jesus Christ, there is no one else & by the LORD God in heaven, there is none else, as these are one. 
of a truth, the written ceremonial law of the OT is ended & is dead to actual practice, & these words can be proven by both the LORD & by the apostles' epistles & anyone seeking to start sacrificial offerings after the LORD Jesus Christ's testament shall be judged by the exact words of Him sent by the Father. but God's Law of the Commandments is still in full effect & it is by that Law that this earth shall be judged by at the last day.
~levite-7
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