Part 4: of 10; Have you ever heard that the 10 commandments were nailed to the cross ?

Question

I have a 10 Part Question: For my new book. my first book is " The 1 hour Bible " R Lamas ( Amazon ) .

Please answer without google searching- based on your present understanding:

Question # 1: Were the 10 commandments nailed to the cross ? and done aways with at the death of Christ ? do they no longer matter ? what have you been taught

Answer 1

No silly, that's just something the Jews want you to believe so they can go on worshiping their false god. Wake up, and start worshiping the one TRUE God!

Answer 2

You are referring to Colossians 2.

But it was not the Ten Commandments that were nailed to the cross, as though they were being done away with. Paul writes that " the ordinances which were against us" were nailed to the cross. It is those ordinances that are done away with, making the cross available to all.
The ordinances make up the 613 Levitical Laws by which the people were controlled by the Temple Priests/Sanhedrin.

Jesus actually fulfilled the ordinances, but the Commandments remain in place to convict us of sin and lead us back to the cross of Christ.

Answer 3

When I was young I was taught that "the law was nailed to the cross" What I know, from the Bible, is that the sign "King of Jews" was nailed to the cross. What amazes me is that people will use that "the law was nailed to the cross" to just throw out the laws in the Old Test (makes it hard to say the Bible is Absolute Truth and Literal when you throw things out of it)... until, of course, a Non-believer steps up... then all the laws are in affect according to Christianity. Another point on what was nailed to the cross... is WHO nailed it there? Even if it was the law that was nailed to the cross... it was ROMANS who nailed it there....

Answer 4

Jesus said "Think not that I have come to do away with the law, Verily I say unto you not one jot or tittle shall pass, I have not come to do away with, but to fulfill. No the 10 commandments were not done away with, the things that honor or displease God will always honor or displease them, the only difference is that instead now instead of judgment, we have forgivness and grace. The commandments are a schoolteacher to show us when we transgress, they are a sign to tell us when we need to repent, but they are not our judges. On a side note, the Jews were given the 10 commandments, the gentiles were given 4, No fornication, do not eat blood, do not eat a strangled animal, and do not worship idols.

Answer 5

No. The only things physically nailed to the Cross were Jesus Himself and a piece of paper denoting His "crimes" as was customary of anyone who was to suffer death via crucifixion. It was a means of determent used by the Roman government to say, "Look what we do to people who commit these crimes and etc...."

Answer 6

yes