Jesus made the following statement in Matthew chapter five. Mat 5:17-18 "Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to fulfill. (18) For assuredly, I say to you, till heaven and earth pass away, one jot or one tittle will by no means pass from the law till all is fulfilled. Jots and tittles are descriptive of the smallest pen strokes. So then, Jesus is saying that until heaven and earth pass and until all is fulfilled that there will not be a jot or tittle removed from the Law of Moses. With this in mind let’s take a look at a passage of the Law of Moses. It can be found in Exodus the twelfth chapter.
I began this blog in 2009 to chronicle my paradigm shift. It came about because I was concerned with the way that current evangelical dogma caused such bondage and fear. I had grown tired of people manipulating others for power, prestige, and to perpetuate a system that was very likely incorrect, and had been developed after the first century to keep people under control. I dedicate this to those who have been victims of spiritual abuse, and for those who have not yet realized they are.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Heaven and earth must have passed; Jots and tittles have disappeared!
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Jots and Tittles have not passed away, no passage has ever been eliminated, the Torah (law) has not been done away with, heaven and earth is still here, all has not been totally fulfilled, Jesus' statement in Matt is perfectly true. You have simply misinterpreted Acts 15. The apostles simply gave the new believers a starting point to assimilate them into the fellowship of believers until they would learn more of the Torah and Commandments each Sabbath in order to grow and mature into their faith in Messiah Yahshua (Jesus Christ) Tommy
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ReplyDeleteYour assertion just does not hold up. Circumcision is gone and therefore much more than jots and tittles have indeed disappeared. There is no possible way that the Christians would merely be forestalling circumcision until they learned better.
Paul argues in Galatians that if a Gentile becomes circumcised Christ is of no value to them!
ReplyDeleteCircumcising is an act of symbolic cleansing. So when they told them to abstain from the things they named, they were telling them to stay away from those things that would make them unclean and cause them to sin. For this reason, we should be more concerned with the circumcision of our hearts.
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