If man can change what God Blesses ,then how many other of God laws do we get rid of (thou shalt not steal)?

Question

How Many Jews were at creation and why did he bless that day( If we do not keep all of The Commandments then why keep any of them

Answer 1

no laws have ever been god's law, they have always been man's laws.

Answer 2

Several questions... We can not change God's laws, but we have free will and can choose to ignore them. It is universally accepted and absolute that things such as lying, stealing, killing are wrong and evil. By the laws, we are all guilty of sin... have done things that have offended God or other people. Doing those things does not change or do away with the reality that our actions are wrong. It is impossible for anyone to keep them all, we all have fallen short and sinned. So why keep them? To show our love to God and other people.

As for the number of Jews who were at creation... none, zip, nada, zilch. Judaism came later. He blessed the 7th day, the sabbath day of rest, so that we would remember what He has done and who He is.

Answer 3

Was this pointed at xians?

As an Atheist I can tell you there are no Hairy A*sed Invisible Sky Critters but, I like the fact you're wondering about 'blessing'; you could also wonder about PRAYER.
As Jim Morrison said: You cannot petition the lord with prayer.
As George Carlin intimated: Why would god change his course of action because someone prayed? He had a plan and because he's the ISC you can bet it was a perfect plan, and along comes a nobody and asks him ... no! Expects him, to change it.

Yeah, right mate; whatever you reckon's a fair thing.
No wuckers.

Answer 4

Man cannot change God. God does not change. God is absolute. If there is a contradiction between God's laws and your understanding, then chances are very good that your understanding is incomplete. I am not faulting you in any way. You may have an incomplete understanding because the text has been changed, or because of some unqualified interpretation. If there is some text that implies that God is changeable, or that His laws are not applicable, then we must come to the conclusion that this text has no integrity.

How can one change the absolute? If something is absolute, it is not subject to change at any time. If it can change, then it is not absolute, and therefore, cannot be God.

Answer 5

What are you talking about?

Just because God blesses something does not mean it is His law being changed.

I can't remember exactly what the verse is, or exactly how it is said. But when Jesus made Peter the leader of the church, the rock on which Jesus put the foundation of His church on, he said to peter. What you make law on earth shall be law in heaven.

I do not believe that says "change whatever you want, we will change it too" like some people believe. But what I think it means is God would speak to Peter(or the pope) and would tell them what needed to be changed or what needed to be put into canon law.

Answer 6

Western Christianity rejects the laws of Yahweh. They really do not love the JEWISH messiah Yeshua. They instead worship Tammuz the trinitarian tree god.

Answer 7

Thanks Chill-Will... it's not just me that can't make sense of this "question."

From the "get-go"... "if man can change what God blesses"... it doesn't make sense. Then throws in "How many Jews were at creation"???? UH?????

Answer 8

If you can't write a cogent question, how can we answer it?

It doesn't take a Jew present at creation to see that you don't seem to be able to form a question that makes sense.

Answer 9

Stop, look, listen, read a newspaper, watch the news,....people don't keep the commandments. And look at the mess we are in!

Answer 10

what are you saying.....maybe its me