Excellent commentary Judy--send more soon! Izzy
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"Bruce Woodford&quo
Hi Judy,
You wrote: "Wouldn't Mosaic covenant be more exact Bruce?"
Actually, this covenant is not spoken of as being made with Moses, but is
designated by...
-where it was made: Deut.29:1 "in Horeb"
-when it was made: Deut.29:25; I Kings 8:9; "when He brought them out of
Egypt."
-with whom it wa
Hi Judy,
You wrote:" Moses however is known as the mediator of God's Law (Deut 4:13)
which is called the Law of Moses."
Sister, where in scripture is Moses referred to as such? And where is the
covenant made at Sinai EVER CALLED "THE LAW"? The "law of Moses" and the
Book of the law of Moses
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"Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt,
Judy:
"The Mosaic covenant was a revelation of God's holiness
and His desire for a holy people. The Hebrews had found
themselves in bondage to Egypt because they were transgressing
the Abrahamic covenant (they were not obedient to its conditions)
and so God gave them a tutor or schoolmaster in
"Bruce Woodford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:Hi
Judy,You wrote: "Wouldn't Mosaic covenant be more exact
Bruce?"
Bruce: Actually, this covenant is not spoken of as being made with
Moses, but is designated by - where it was made: Deut.29:1
"in Horeb" -when it was made: Deut.29:25; I Kings 8:
Judy: "I agree that most of what we see in the IC is lopsided. ATST baby
Christians can not be expected to do the work of the ministry, they
have to learn."
Bruce:
(I don't know what ATST means!) Sister, I do not seek to be
disagreeable, but I cannot agree with you assumption that only matu
"Bruce Woodford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I think I need to clarify a few things here:
(1)What we have traditionally called the "Old Testament" (Genesis to
Malachi) and the "New Testament" (Matthew to Revelation) is a use
of terms in a way that God never uses them! Genesis to Malachi is
Brother Bruce,
I must apologize for my response to this thread yesterday. I should have
waited another day because yesterday our 12 month old grandson was
padding around here getting into stuff so grandpa kept calling me for
this,
that, and the other, also I could not remember where I put my note
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