[QUOTE="Moppy64"]

Righto.

Your statement is wrong. They did not have to be perfect, rather, they had to try to follow the ten commandments, and if they broke one of them, for example, adultery, they would then have sin. The way they got rid of the sin was to sacrifice a unblemished lamb. This is why when Jesus died, he was referred to as the lamb of God, which takes the sin away from the world. So when Jesus died, he died for sins. Past. Present. Future. The sins of the past were swept away, and those of the present, and of the future. This way, they did not go to hell.

Any other religious Questions?

sSubZerOo

Furthermore the ten commandments is relatively new piece of law.. Man existed far far FAR earlier than that.. Now whether you believe in a young earth or not, I could care less.. there is evidence that humans lived far earlier than 10k years..

Please note: The Ten Commandments are, what I believe to be, the principals upon which Hebrew law existed. Check out Exodus, a helluva bunch of rules for that type of thing are laid down.

[QUOTE="Moppy64"]

Righto.

Your statement is wrong. They did not have to be perfect, rather, they had to try to follow the ten commandments, and if they broke one of them, for example, adultery, they would then have sin. The way they got rid of the sin was to sacrifice a unblemished lamb. This is why when Jesus died, he was referred to as the lamb of God, which takes the sin away from the world. So when Jesus died, he died for sins. Past. Present. Future. The sins of the past were swept away, and those of the present, and of the future. This way, they did not go to hell.

Any other religious Questions?

Crypto138

See page four of this disscussion, this q came up with another guy as well.

[QUOTE="Moppy64"]

Righto.

Your statement is wrong. They did not have to be perfect, rather, they had to try to follow the ten commandments, and if they broke one of them, for example, adultery, they would then have sin. The way they got rid of the sin was to sacrifice a unblemished lamb. This is why when Jesus died, he was referred to as the lamb of God, which takes the sin away from the world. So when Jesus died, he died for sins. Past. Present. Future. The sins of the past were swept away, and those of the present, and of the future. This way, they did not go to hell.

Any other religious Questions?

MFaraz_Hayat

No, they have to accept Him, the choice of Salvation is there, but they must make the choice.

Just something that was buggin me, Why would god care about what we do ? When it's really Who we are that counts... and half the time, " God " makes up who we are.......Virus214

God has a path made for all of us, but we have free will, and deviate from it. The reason why He cares? He loves us.

[QUOTE="Moppy64"]

Righto.

Your statement is wrong. They did not have to be perfect, rather, they had to try to follow the ten commandments, and if they broke one of them, for example, adultery, they would then have sin. The way they got rid of the sin was to sacrifice a unblemished lamb. This is why when Jesus died, he was referred to as the lamb of God, which takes the sin away from the world. So when Jesus died, he died for sins. Past. Present. Future. The sins of the past were swept away, and those of the present, and of the future. This way, they did not go to hell.

Any other religious Questions?

Crypto138

Sorry, should have specified. The death of Christ was for all sins, but they atoned their sins by the lamb, and by my saying that h died or sins past, present, and future, i meant tat IF we were to accept Him, that sin would be washed away. So by Him dying for our sins, He gave us a choice, Him or death.

Film-Guy, seriously, go for the second one.

You can play around with it more, and you would be able to maybe have the guy as ? maybe a government experiment, and from that he would try to bust out or summat. But seriously go for the second.

I believe that God created the universe, and that evolution is false.

The evidence, at a glance, for both is strong, but look deep, and Evolutionists make too many mistakes, and they seem to grasp at straws.