agie95 said:

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that any viewpoint of him canceling the Torah is a false viewpoint.

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So what do YOU think he is saying in chapter 14?

Now accept the one who is weak in faith, but not for the purpose of passing judgment on his opinions.

The chapter is about dealing with opinions, not God's word.

So do you think this chapter applies to this thread, especially your original post?

agie95 said:

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The chapter is about dealing with opinions, not God's word.

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Don't you think that was the same discussion point within that church which caused Paul to write what he did?

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For those who think that Yeshua changed everything, meaning the Torah, even the Jewish customs, Yeshua didn't change any of that for those who were saying just that, we lying...

Acts 6:11-15 - Then they secretly instigated men into saying, "We have heard him speaking blasphemous words against Moses and against God!" 12 They also incited the people, the elders, and the Torah scholars; and they rushed at Stephen, seized him, and led him away to the Sanhedrin. 13 They set up false witnesses who said, "This man never stops speaking words against this holy place and the Torah. 14 For we have heard him saying that this Yeshua ha-Natzrati will destroy this place and change the customs that Moses handed down to us." 15 Watching him intently, everyone who was sitting in the Sanhedrin saw that his face was like the face of an angel.

Those who say Yeshua did away with the Torah in any way or the Jewish customs is a false witness. Yeshua didn't change anything as far as the Torah and the customs.

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God's word doesn't change. Paul was referring to opinions about something, not God's word. If you think it is left to one's opinion whether or not to follow God's word, then we really don't have much to discuss. If you mean something else, then say it. You have been very vague and I really don't feel like playing games.

Where is The Messiah referred to as "Yeshua" in the pentateuch, old testament or new testament?