Yes, Mark 7 centers on handwashing traditions, not Lev 11 animals. Jesus prioritizes heart over man-made rules and rebukes nullifying God's commands, so self-nullification is unlikely. Matthew 15 lacks any "cleansing all foods" note. The Greek participle more naturally describes digestion purifying food from impurity. Peter's later refusal in Acts 10 further indicates the teaching did not abolish the dietary laws.

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He declared all foods clean (Mk 7:19). If you refuse to accept that, you don't believe Jesus.

It is not a textual variant and the interpretation is obvious: "Jesus declared all foods clean."

Sorry, the Lord Jesus is right (Mk 7:19). You're wrong.

Romans 3:31 does not mean believers remain under the Mosaic ceremonial code. In context (Rom 3:20–28), Paul has just said no one is justified by works of the Law. Faith “establishes” the Law by upholding its proper role: it reveals sin, condemns the sinner, and points to Christ who fulfills it. It does not reinstate Torah as the rule of life for the church. Romans 8:7 describes the unregenerate mind (“those who are in the flesh”). Believers are not in the flesh but in the Spirit (Rom 8:9). Through the Spirit the righteous requirement of the Law is fulfilled in us (Rom 8:4)—not by keeping the old covenant’s shadows, but by the new heart and the law of Christ. The first-century apostles taught that the Law was a guardian until Christ (Gal 3:24–25) and that the old covenant is obsolete (Heb 8:13). That is the faith of the New Testament and early church.

Paul is saved ever since his justification by Christ alone. He is explaining to us that sin is a part of our nature. For all we know he didn’t want to get married because he was a reformed homosexual. That was probably the thorn in his side. Luckily Christ saved him.

We all fail at it every single day and for someone to say they do would be a lie and the definition of pride, which is also sin

Sin’s wages? It is sin’s wages that were paid, and why He died. Him becoming our High priest necessarily caused a change in the law… (book of Hebrews) The Gospel says whoever believes in Jesus Christ has eternal life. Your desire to live beholden to Moses is unbelief in Christ. God give you more grace. I gave you a list of descriptions written in the NT for the law, but it caused laughter. You should change your mind. (Repentance) In another passage of the same type, Paul calls the law the ministry of condemnation and death. Why? Can you hazard a guess? It’s because that’s what it is. Israel did not want to hear God’s voice and cried out for a hero (Moses) and for God to “tell us what to do.” Then they erred greatly and told Moses “we will do everything written in the book”. They’ve been trying and failing ever since… Trying so hard and straining at so many gnats, they could not recognize the Holy One of Israel come in the flesh. And, here you are saying the same, and missing Jesus to boot. He doesn’t want or need your “filthy rags” of works. He can keep His own law. You cannot. But, you can believe what He said, and join yourself to Him, and become a son of God. Do you believe Jesus Christ is all that’s needed for salvation? I won’t press any more after this reply. I’m praying you think on these things… look them up.

That’s how people heard the word!!! They didn’t read lol they went to church and heard it….