sub-mission speaks of slavery(servants) and bond-age(children)?

Question

Of whom a man(of child/man) is overcome,
of the same is he brought in bond-age: 2Peter 2:19

Grace: view from above: the mission
Law: views from be-low: sub-mission

servants(slaves, prophets) and children differ nothing
both know nots have to be told: what to do and don't

So, the higher exhortations are:
- be no more children(get tossed to<-->fro by law<-->law)
- thou art no more a servant(slave), but above a servant: Son

3. Above a servant: no servant: grace
2. Servant of righteousness: law
1. Servant of sin: law

3. be: no more children: grace
2. children of God(on high): law (not be)
1. children of the wicked: law (not be)

3. More excellent way: grace(only)
2. Narrow way: law/grace?
1. Broad way: law

Answer 1

- thou art no more a servant, but above a servant: Son

Answer 2

We have to have laws and some are required to be in submission to those laws. It is not slavery but a law abideing society. When a society doesn't obey the established rules,
we have no order. So is the way in a family, a man is supose to take care of his wife and children. They are supose to respect his position. But he shows love and concern for them. So this submission is not slavery but order.

Answer 3

speak English

Answer 4

There are only two options: Slavery to sin and slavery to righteousness.

Answer 5

let's review

circular reason/theory = delusion

quoting scriptures that are forged documents -20 dollars

interpreting these forgeries as doctrine -80 dollars

telling others to do it your way or go to hell? priceless

Answer 6

Peter is talking about being under bondage to corruption, not people. You really should not abuse scripture like that and then use your abuse of it to make your own point.

Answer 7

so what is my answer supposed to be?

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Answer 8

Yard time again huh?

Answer 9

I think your meds have stopped working!!!

Answer 10

So - you've quoted from your book; what is your question?