If Christians maintain that we only follow the higher law of Christ and that the Mosais law is obsolete in it's entirety?
Last night I posed the question of why we no longer follow the commandent to keep the Sabbath day holy. I got tons of snotty replies, 80% from fellow Christians who insisted I was being judgemental. Some told me that Saturday is the actual Sabbath (so, do we keep Saturday holy?) but mostly because the law of the OT is now defunct and that we need not follow it.
I saw that we do need to follow it, but that's my opinion. Jesus' atonement took away the need for blood sacrifice, and in him the law was fulfilled (see Matt 5:17) but not made obsolete.
By the way, the restriction of eating pork and other unclean flesh, cutting the corners of the beard, and touching a woman while on her period are NOT part of the 10 Commandments, they were given by the Lord for health reasons (he cares about us in all things) or to symbolize the setting apart of his people.
2007-11-13
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