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Colossians 2:22 · BSB
2:22 These will all perish with use, because they are based on human commands and teachings.
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…on the positive side Now our liberty extends to many things. We're not to be subject to the regulations and commandments of men. As Paul says inColossians chapter 2 verse 20 to 22. By he's saying that not that you can't necessarily do things that men say or have certain practices. But you're not to look at that as the word of…
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We're reading fromColossians 2:16-23. Therefore, let no one pass judgement on you in questions of food and drink or with regard to a festival or a new moon or a Sabbath. These are a…
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…today is rendered corrupt in the sense that it is decaying and it is dying—everything around us is. Second, foods are called corruptible inColossians 2:22. Paul talks about those laws which deal with everything “destined to perish”—that is, corruptible. He uses a form of the same word there. And it's…
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…appearance of wisdom in self-made religion and self-abasement and severe treatment of the body, but are of no value against fleshly indulgence. (Col. 2:20–23NASB) What is the apostle saying? What you eat and what you drink and whether you do it and how you do it and when you do it has nothing at all to…
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…closer to God. As if all of these things would kill fleshly desires and would liberate a pure spirit from the corruption of the body. Paul inColossians 2:20–23deals with this very theology. He doesn't call it Asceticism, but he describes it, and it is a rose by any other name. Listen to what Paul says. 20…
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…all sorts of fleshly Delights in carnal appetites. But you know, folks really briefly the Bible refute to both of these. The former is refuted inColossians 2 verses 16 through 23and the latter is refute as refuted in first John. Second Peter. And also Jude. All right? What about this? What about The DaVinci Code? The Gospel…
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