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[jfrog]

Originally Posted by rdp

Wrong about the Law "nowhere" prohibiting jewelry. Deut. 7:25, "thou shall not desire the SILVER OR GOLD THAT IS ON THEM, NOR TAKE IT TO YOURSELF........" Ex., "PUT OFF NOW THY ORNAMENTS, THAT I MAY KNOW WHAT TO DO.............."

Let's just start there, since there are MANY more! Probably won't waste much more time w/ this...................

WOW! Context rdp!!!! Clearly the only prohibition in Deut. 7:25 is wearing silver and gold that was on idols. On further thought, there is nothing good that can be said about your use of Deuteronomy 7:25. You ignored everything it said about idols in your quote of it. Either you really did understand it to be a general prohibition against gold and silver, or you purposefully twisted it. Neither of these scenarios are very good. However, if for some reason it was that you really understood it to be against gold and silver in general, then you should admit your oversight of it only applying to idols, and be more careful in the future not to make such obvious oversights. I will not continue to debate you on this issue of Isaiah 3 until this is done.

[rdp]

Originally Posted by jfrog

WOW! Context rdp!!!! Clearly the only prohibition in Deut. 7:25 is wearing silver and gold that was on idols. On further thought, there is nothing good that can be said about your use of Deuteronomy 7:25. You ignored everything it said about idols in your quote of it. Either you really did understand it to be a general prohibition against gold and silver, or you purposefully twisted it. Neither of these scenarios are very good. However, if for some reason it was that you really understood it to be against gold and silver in general, then you should admit your oversight of it only applying to idols, and be more careful in the future not to make such obvious oversights. I will not continue to debate you on this issue of Isaiah 3 until this is done.

The "them" in vs. 25 grammatically modifies "their", as in "their gods" in the first portion of the verse. This is simply grammatical fact, which our theology SHOULD be based on.

[jfrog]

Originally Posted by rdp

The "them" in vs. 25 grammatically modifies "their", as in "their gods" in the first portion of the verse. This is simply grammatical fact, which our theology SHOULD be based on.

Thank you for clearing up that Deuteronomy 7:25 is not a prohibition against gold and silver in general!

[rdp]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Thank you for clearing up that Deuteronomy 7:25 is not a prohibition against gold and silver in general!

"For God is no respector of persons." If it was an "Abomination unto the LORD" then, it still is now.....since He doesn't change [Mal.].

Pls. provide the NT passage saying that God now accepts what He once hated:____________?