09-09-09

[Walks_in_islam]

Originally Posted by mfblume

Racism, for one, as per the chat. Beyond that, everything the bible says is wrong is something that disqualifies one from being a true apostolic. The list would be too great to post here.

Does that include eating pork Blume? The bible says that is wrong. (bringing down the wrath of every cajun family member on my head with that one but hey paul had a dream about it so maybe that one is OK) Also women who speak in or pray in church with their head uncovered. wrong. Also profiting from ministry. wrong. re-interpreting or adding to the written words of scripture. wrong. So the bible says.

Do you or your family do any of these things that the bible says is wrong Blume? You played that race card by the way.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by Walks_in_islam

Does that include eating pork Blume? The bible says that is wrong. (bringing down the wrath of every cajun family member on my head with that one but hey paul had a dream about it so maybe that one is OK) Also women who speak in or pray in church with their head uncovered. wrong. Also profiting from ministry. wrong. re-interpreting or adding to the written words of scripture. wrong. So the bible says.

Do you or your family do any of these things that the bible says is wrong Blume? You played that race card by the way.

The Koran played the race car.

WII, the BIBLE shows Israel not eating pork, and then progressing from shadow to reality in the New Testament where eating pork is not wrong. The New Testament teaches that the detailed legalities of the Old Covenant were symbolic of truths regarding Christ. Once the days of shadow are gone, and the Body is here that cast those shadows, the shadows are of no consequence now. We hold the reality of what the shadows spiritually foretold. So, yes I obey the Bible. The BIBLE is the Old covenant progressing into the New covenant, with explanations of the need for that change.

[Walks_in_islam]

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Originally Posted by mfblume

The Koran played the race car.

I beg to differ. You did not quote anything from the Quran on race and indeed it is not there. All of your references were from the hadiths. Hadiths are gathered stories of the early teachings of Islam. With the execption of the Bohkari reference on the slave (Bokhari I must give weight to and even I have not fully studied the hadiths there are thousands of them) they were all from Shi'a texts which are used by a small minority sect of Islam. (coincidentally the most troublesome but by fruits you know them alas)

WII, the BIBLE shows Israel not eating pork

[B]Blume the BIBLE shows JESUS not eating pork.[B]

, and then progressing from shadow to reality in the New Testament where eating pork is not wrong.

I already acknowledged that one. See the note above about the dream

The New Testament teaches that the detailed legalities of the Old Covenant were symbolic of truths regarding Christ. Once the days of shadow are gone, and the Body is here that cast those shadows, the shadows are of no consequence now. We hold the reality of what the shadows spiritually foretold. So, yes I obey the Bible. The BIBLE is the Old covenant progressing into the New covenant, with explanations of the need for that change.

It's funny that the new testament teaches that the "shadows of the law" are gone when Jesus himself said (in the new testament):

I tell you the truth, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished

Is it me or have heaven and earth already disappeared?

I won't call you on the other 3 examples, artfully dodged. The pre-emptive strike was already made knowing you'd jump on the pork. Any further discussion is too tiresome.