Sentences with phrase «means keeping his commandments»

By your definition, the greatest commandment is to love God with all yout heart, and to love your neighbor as yourself, then you say that loving God means keeping His commandments.

First comes believing in Christ and next comes following him which means keeping his commandments.

Not exact matches

If you believe what your saying you really haven't been converted and never will It will also be to late for the people you have deceived Unless you actually repent and be properly baptized and do as he says If you love me keep my commandments That does mean including the real Sabbath the 7TH day of the week and not the first day (Sunday) The mark of the beast!

The doctrine of grace gives us grounds to hope that we may in fact keep the commandments fully if we call upon God for help and co-operate with his assistance by exercising modesty, by keeping custody of the eyes, by avoiding impure conversations and by using all the other means traditionally employed in support of chastity.

From this verse we can then determine that flint meant black in a way that those who do not follow the counsel of the priest and were on such a level of «scratching and biting» as were the brothers of Nephi could receive a curse of being exiled from the people of God and a transformation would come on them which would make them look unpleasant to those who kept the commandments of God so they would not want to be a part of their communities.

For the ancient Hebrew sages «kingdom of heaven» was a spiritual expression meaning the rule of God over a person who kept or began to keep the written and oral commandments.

I mean, when was the last time a cheating spouse was actually put to death in keeping with the commandments of the Bible?

Basically this Commandment means, «Keep your word.

The question was pregnant with all kinds of meaning, as if to say: «Though I have been a Jew and have done everything required of me and have kept the commandments, I am not a full participant, I am not an equal.