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Whatever's "claimed" is irrelevent. The fact is, the three things "fulfilled" by Christ's crucifixion were, first, the laws concerning sacrifice and sin offerings for the remission of sins. Second, the "sabbaths," especially the required high Holy days. And thirdly, the penalties of death.
These things were also prophesied in the writings of the old covenant and hinted on by Christ throughout his ministry. Therefore, when we read, especially in the writings of Paul, that the "law" was "nailed to the cross," these were the "laws" he was referring to. As we can see, the apostles were sure to teach the laws prohibiting unlawful blood use and Paul went extensively into the laws of marriage and divorce. If the entire "law" had been "nailed to the cross," then of a surety, these things would not have been mentioned, at all.
May the shalowm of our 'Elohiym, Yehuweh WA Yehuwshua ha'Mashiyach, be with all Mashiyachiym!
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Who were Christians?
Christians are People that claim to follow the teachings of Jesus christ.
How many people in world today claim to be followers of Jesus Christ?
In 2010 there were an estimated 600 billion worldwide that were Christians.
What is your opinion on the statement "I like your Christ, I don't like your Christians"?
This statement reflects a common sentiment that some people appreciate the teachings of Jesus Christ but are disappointed by the actions of some who claim to follow him. It suggests a distinction between the ideals of Christianity and the behavior of some individuals who identify as Christians.
What are your thoughts on the statement "I like your Christ but I don't like Christians"?
The statement "I like your Christ but I don't like Christians" reflects a common sentiment where people appreciate the teachings of Jesus but are disappointed by the actions of some who claim to follow him. It highlights the distinction between the ideals of Christianity and the behavior of its followers.
Who do christians claim as their Savior?
christians believe their savior is Jesus
If christ was king of the Jews why is this not the number one religion?
Christians claim that Christ was the king of the Jews. However, Jesus plays no role whatsoever in Judaism. According to the Christian Bible, he wouldn't have been qualified to be a king based on his supposed lineage alone.
Why was the death of Jesus is important to cristains?
The death of Jesus is important to Christians because he was perfect. He committed no sins, thus he did not have to die but because he took on the sins of all humanity he was able to be the ultimate sacrifice for humanity's sins for all time. That's why Christians claim that Christ is their salvation.
Why do each of these religions Islam judaism and Christianity claim canaan as their holy land?
Here both Jews and Islam agree that Abraham is the father of both their nation and christ was born in the holy land for christians.
What does christians claim more than any other world religion?
Christianity is the only religion that claims God walked the earth in the form of a man. His name was Jesus and his title was the Christ (anointed one).
How many people in the US believe in Jesus?
There are by 2001 estimates, 159,030,000 Christians in the United States. (Source: American Religious Identity Survey)
Which religion believes that Jesus Christ is the messiah that came to save them from their sins?
Christianity believes that Jesus is the Messiah AND that he came in order to save mankind from their sins. Islam believes that Jesus is the Messiah BUT does not claim that he came to absolve people's sins.
Will Mormons be saved?
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) believe that they are saved by the grace and power of Jesus Christ. Many other Christian groups do not accept this claim and say that Mormons are not really Christians and therefore cannot possibly be saved. Whether Mormons truly are saved is for God to decide. Mormons believe that they are saved, but other Christians believe they are not. Check out the "Related Links" to learn more.
