Question:
how christ super seeded the law of moses proving his way is above the law do you agree?
ronbo
2013-07-25 17:56:18 UTC
the woman caught in adultery. the jews were about to stone her to death, but jesus christ stepped in. the jews said the LAW says she needs to be stoned death.
jesus said he that is without sin cast the first stone.( jesus never said it was wrong for them to stone her) jesus the only one without sin ,was the only one that had the right to stone her.
this is an example of jesus super seeding the law of moses.
Ten answers:
See You At The Show
2013-07-25 17:59:32 UTC
Jesus stopped the woman taken in adultery from being stoned, which was perfectly legal according to the laws of Moses which were given to the Israelites by Yahweh. He made the laws. Jesus "fulfilling" them doesn't unstone all the poor women over the thousand years before he was born, which again, Yahweh was once totally okay with
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2013-07-25 18:04:53 UTC
I don't understand why people so much attached to the law by which the Israelites were governed prior to 70 AD. They should be bothered about the law by which they are governed today. Every country has its own law.



Jesus talked to this woman prior to 70 AD and he was governed by that law of Moses then. He didn't want to criticize the law by which they were governed at that time.



In a subtle way, Jesus made it clear to them that everyone in that community were sexual offenders and just because the woman was caught, she is not an inferior person to them. He showed them that everyone of them deserved the punishment, they wanted to enforce on the woman.
Rosco
2013-07-25 18:00:19 UTC
In Matthew 5:18 Jesus says that the laws of the old testament still apply. So let's get stoned! I mean, stone some people.
Kim C
2013-07-25 17:58:17 UTC
Well you answered the question. If any of them be without sin, it would have been ok to stone her. So he just clarified the law. Tell me, was anyone able to step forward and stone her?

And its superceding. with a c
G C
2013-07-25 18:05:54 UTC
No. Jesus kept the Law perfectly.



Jesus, as God, could forgive sins.
YY4Me
2013-07-25 18:02:44 UTC
Doesn't sound like it to me...



And he [Jesus] continued, "You have a fine way of setting aside the commands of God in order to observe your own traditions! For Moses said, 'Honor your father and mother,' and, 'Anyone who curses their father or mother is to be put to death.' Mark 7:9-10



Jesus replied, "And why do you break the command of God for the sake of your tradition? For God said, 'Honor your father and mother' and 'Anyone who curses their father or mother is to be put to death.'" Matthew 15:3-4
Servant A
2013-07-26 12:18:43 UTC
The law thou shall not kill was given by Moses, and Jesus change that law to thou shall not be angry with thy brother without a cause.



The law thou shall not commit adultery was given by Moses and Jesus changed that law to thou shall not lust.



The law thou shall swear thy oaths unto the Lord was given by Moses, and Jesus changed that law to thou shall not swear thy oaths unto the Lord



The law an eye for an eye was given by Moses and Jesus changed that law to don't resist evil, turn the other cheek.



The Law love your neighbor, and hate your enemy was given by Moses and Jesus changed that law to love your enemies, do good to them that hate you, pray.



Jesus changed every law that Moses gave including the law about the sabbath. In fact Jesus even changed the law about divorce.



So when Jesus talks about teaching the commandments in Matthew 5:19 he wasn't talking about the commandments given by Moses he was talking about his own commandments that he was going to give in his sermon on the mount.



This means that Jesus wasn't talking about the laws given by Moses in Matthew 5:17 he was talking about the laws he was about to give in his sermon on the mount.



WOW this means that the words Jesus was talking about in Matthew 5:18 where he says not one little period, comma, or dotted i shall never be taken from the law untli all is fulfilled he had to be talking about the laws he was about to give in his sermon on the mount. He had to be talking about the laws he was going to give in his sermon on the mount, cause he not only change periods, commas, or dotted i he changed whole words and whole sentences



WOW is this why Jesus said, the heaven and the earth shall pass but my words shall never pass.



WOW WOW, John 1:17-18 I always knew there was more being said hear than I was reading, it is saying Moses gave the laws but the truth about those laws came by Jesus Christ, the word grace always made me overlook what the other words where saying.



Oh yeah YHWH does not mean Jesus it is a Hebrew word wich means LORD in English and is pronounced "yeh-ho-vaw'".

"/da" is also a Hebrew word which means Lord in English and in Hebrew it is pronounced "aw-done'



Ihsou" is a Greek word pronounced " ee-ay-sooce' " which in English means Jesus.

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Boris Badenov
2013-07-25 17:58:57 UTC
These super seeds... is that some type of genetically modified thing from Monsanto designed to supersede regular, traditional crops?
anonymous
2013-07-25 17:58:38 UTC
Human laws supersede jesus' laws. if you'd like to test that, you can write to me about it from jail.
Wukong
2013-07-25 18:32:07 UTC
NO.

He never once broke the law.


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