Maybe before entering Canaan, but after the establishment of the Temple they had to enter the temple, which was all holy

Yes but we are talking about the covenant and that was with the tabernacle

Now the temple laws are irrelevant

Because many man made things were added there

I'm getting a bit too tired to nitpick this same heresy again but suffice it to say, this whole misunderstanding boils down to you having no concept of the root message of the covenant itself, the laws are irrelevant and the answer doesn't lie within them

Ok

@SUPER MALE VITALITY™ refresh my memory, what denonination are you?

We can take a break i have some work to do

The laws are inside the box, but you have to understand why the box is there to understand the contents

I need to see the connection

If there is no connection then i need to see the purpose

If there is no clear purpose then thats about it

@Based Chav Non-Pentacostal Apostolic Baptodox <:clownpepe:550674767351644180>

Very drole.

Of the Latter-Day Saints of course

All honesty though Retarded Catholic is what best fits currently

That fits most of us here tbh.

@Stephen Levi I'll leave you with this question to chew on. What was God's purpose for giving the law to the Israelites? Utterly unremarkable degenerates who were no better than any other backwards savage tribe they were contemporary with, what is God saying to us, those who he has redeemed, in His story of their legacy? What did the laws accomplish? Because the law was never an end in and of itself. Any answer that derives value from the law does so by neglecting the purpose of the law. Right now you're the cop slowly writing a speeding ticket for a guy with his wife giving birth in the passenger's seat, the law is not about deriving special graces or greater holiness, it's about using simple rules to illustrate the failure of man and the road to salvation, the immensity of love and grace and the terror of the Father's wrath which has been held back for us. It's time you stop getting caught up in the Greek minutiae of the chapters and verses and approach scripture as it was written -- a narrative. A complex, multigenre story all feeding into a metanarrative that is God's plan for humanity from beginning to end, and the terrain of that journey changes with the promises He leaves.

@captainrex2022 so why are you presbyterian again

Well

So lets just say i've moved around alot

was baptist

and denominationally I affiliate with Presbyterian just because it's where I go to current;y, have enjoyed it the most.

And the current pastor is splendid.

Along with friends.

And personally don't care about denomination. Just as long as anywhere I can find a church that isn't heretical or blasphemous. Such as lgbtq bandwagon hoppers milking money off of feelings.

And jehovas witnesses type churches

Aren't my only options in the area.

Problem is, the truth is not about how you feel

Thank you captain obvious!

There’s an absolute truth and that is the one held by the Catholic Church

Wrong

The bible holds the absolute truth.

!

And who wrote the bible?

*compiled

I was going to get to that

Feel free to take it from here though

Martin Luther!

Lmao

But yeah, the Bible didn't come together in a vacuum. Catholics get credit for establishing the cannon, which lends credence to their magesterium