No, the laws given to Hebrews in the Old Testament were just for the Hebrews. However, all of the 10 Commandments, except for the observance of the Sabbath, are restated and commanded for Christians, and more importantly, we are commanded to love God and love mankind.
Why make degrading comments disguised as questions about something in which you have made clear that you have no interest? I have read the Bible from cover to cover over times and all of it is valuable. If you did know anything about the Bible, you would know that the Old Testament civil and ceremonial laws were never intended for Christians. Blessings to you!
It all depends on what qualifies as “proof” for you. My whole life revolves around research. The evidence is strong enough for me that I would question my name before my faith.
“And since I don’t accept the bible as an authoritative source on anything, I give you a definition attributed to Oxford” Ah, but the Bible’s definition is all that should matter to Christians! It’s all that matters to me. Wishing you all the best.
So, do you believe that science disproves God, if so how?
I don’t think you understand how “faith” is defined in the Bible. In Hebrews 11:1 it is written, “Now faith is the certainty of things hoped for, a proof of things not seen.”
No one can prove anything to you when you have made it clear that you are not going to believe what you do not want to believe. Reality is not like that, however. Blessings to you, nonetheless!
Yes, He was. Christians are not called to worry about not sinning. We are called to repent of the sins we have committed, recognize them as an affront to a holy God, to dedicate ourselves to our creator and sustainer, to love Him, and to love others. If we have that love to which we are called, our sins will not be an issue going forward.
No, the laws given to Hebrews in the Old Testament were just for the Hebrews. However, all of the 10 Commandments, except for the observance of the Sabbath, are restated and commanded for Christians, and more importantly, we are commanded to love God and love mankind.