>The Righteous have been getting very lax about witches. I for one think we are overdue for a crackdown.
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>There also seems to be a remarkable liberaliasm regarding the wearing of mixed fabrics, which is explicitly forbidden with the same degree of vehemence as (using the same word for abomination in the original).
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>Don't get me started on shellfish. (Seriously, I have trouble stopping)
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>But here is one that I think has been too long let slide!
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>Leviticus 19:27 Ye shall not round the corners of your heads, neither shalt thou mar the corners of thy beard.
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>I think it is pretty obvious what *that* leads to ...


There is the Old Testament, and the New Testament. BC, and AD. The Law, and Grace. The time before Pentecost, and the time since.

Jesus changed everything. He commands in Revelation 22:11, "Let him who does wrong continue to do wrong; let him who is vile continue to be vile; let him who does right continue to do right; and let him who is holy continue to be holy."

Jesus and His blood shed sacrifice at the cross, the innocent, eternal Lamb of God, this is what the entire daily sacrifice requirement the Jewish people were/are required to do under the Law of Moses. Jesus fulfilled the Law. Put it to death in His body once and for all.

The times have changed since Pentecost. We now pursue the Spirit, not the flesh. Read the Ephesians 6 armor of a Christian. It's all invisible to the eye:
(1) Belt of Truth.
(2) Breastplate of Righteousness.
(3) Helmet of Salvation.
(4) Shod with the preparation of the Gospel of Peace.
(5) Shield of Faith.
(6) Sword of the Spirit (The Word of God).
(7) Surrounded all about with Prayer and Supplication (asking God for help).

The things you've been taught about Christianity have been taught by an enemy who uses bits of truth in false ways to cause confusion and mislead. And all people who are not willing to hear the truth will never hear it, believing Satan's lies falsely until it's too late.