juantoo3
....whys guy.... ʎʇıɹoɥʇnɐ uoıʇsǝnb
In my experience this would be the exception, not the rule.That was just rude. And untrue. You say few bother and than most Christians. Which is it. You may be referring to carnal Christians but Spirit filled Christians are a new creation you may not understand that we are very sensitive to the Holy Spirit and His convictions of our sins. We understand that we are not saved by our works but that works are a product of our faith.
We revere the Old Testament as we believe Jesus is in every book. If you care here is a link.
Jesus in every book of the Bible
The Bible is about Jesus. He is spoken of or pictured in every book of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation - See what prophecies, types and titles are given to the Lord Jesus in all the books of the Bible here!jesusplusnothing.com
I've lost count of the times I've heard that "the Old Testament doesn't matter anymore." I've heard this so often from every corner of Christianity. Apart from one Pastor who does (did, he's passed away now) teach from the Old Testament routinely, I've not heard a Pastor even mention the Old Testament in any other context in 40 years. (Allow me to correct myself, an occasional part of a Psalm or oblique reference to Job without actually reading from that book)
I wish I were exaggerating.
And if my grammar may have seemed confusing, let's try this:
I would say all of the Old Testament is important to Christians. However, few bother.
Most Christians dismiss the Old Testament as unimportant and irrelevant
When was the last time YOUR Pastor taught directly from Judges or Kings? Hmmm?
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