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Is it unbiblical?

Maybe he was playing immoral music!

Does this apply to spouses?  Wives who worship husbands?  Husbands who worship wives?

David played instrumental music to soothe Saul, so we must concede at the very least that music can change moods.  But, to what extent can we place morality on it? If some music is immoral, what does moral music sound like?  Music can be highly subjective to cultures as well.  Traditionally...

Still tend to agree, but more for "newer" believers to get a solid grounding and want it intensely (provided the school is mostly competent).  If that person enrolls in a decent discipleship program from his church and subsequent study with a mentor, or church wide....it is just as good (also...

No changes in our neck of the woods.

I don't believe it is either.  If anything I wrote led you to that conclusion, that's my poor writing...sorry. But even in the ceremonial aspects of the law, we find precious nuggets of truth.  Now some might say that it's just a study for the ancient ceremonies we are not bound to.  But, HOW...

Was referring to the sections of commentary above.  He read it, then rejected it.

What if he listens to the evidence, then rejects the evidence presented?  Is he wrong just because you disagree with him?

I promised to take a look at Matthew 19 and look at it in light of a prohibition of polygamy.  I looked, and....still can't see it.  But.....after reading it again, I was struck with the clear prohibition of divorce.  So, this is NOT a rehash of polygamy.....it's a topic about divorce and...

Sounds like a lot of a la carte German, Liberal school of liberal analysis of scripture.  If I don't like it, or think it sounds a little funny......I'm right, you're wrong.... Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools.

Study and practice are two different things.  Medical doctors study Medicine, but then put the study to practice as they see first hand that what they've studied is applicable to saving physical lives. This is why I mentioned a biblical ethic, not just a NT ethic.  In one of your posts...

He "fulfilled" it in not breaking any of it, living all of it, and becoming the substitutionary blood sacrifice required in it, but he didn't "destroy" it.  What does that mean for us? I get it, we don't need to follow it for salvation, grace suffices.  We aren't bound to ceremonies (we...

Because....it was second? God only wants our Firstfruits !!!

Pretty good for a mother on food stamps!