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James 2:10 · BSB
2:10 Whoever keeps the whole law but stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it.
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…emphasize the importance of obedience in general Moses and the Israelites had to do all that the Lord had commanded them the same is true for usJames 2 verse 10says whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it you don't have to break every law of the land in order to…
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…a relief that I'm not like those ill tempered, murderous men who's who stoned Stephen. Like I sh I should be okay on that day. Um, but it says inJames 2:10, for whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point, has become guilty of all of it. Um, Romans 3 verse 23 says, for all have sinned and fall…
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…them, makes it clear that they have not fulfilled the Law. “For whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it.”James 2:10Paul is simply saying that through the conscience, through the accusation and defense of our thoughts, it is evident that God’s moral code at a…
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…It means obedience. Jude is borrowing another well-known idea that is throughout the New Testament, the idea of keeping as equated to obedience.James chapter 2, verse 10says, whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of this. Notice that language, keeping the law. Likewise, in 1…
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…the brother of Our Lord, it was an elder in the church Jerusalem and wrote one of the books of the New Testament. Said it with particular Clarity,James 2, verses 10 through 11for whoever shall keep the whole Law, whatever lot is, if you keep the whole thing. and yet stumble in one point he is guilty of all For he who…
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…declared that I will do what I will do and you don't get to tell me whatever the sin is. That's what it is. Sin is serious. And that's what ledJames 2:10to say this. Who are whoever keeps the whole law of God. And yet, stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it. If you were perfect,…
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…declared that I will do what I will do and you don't get to tell me whatever the sin is. That's what it is. Sin is serious. And that's what ledJames 2:10to say this. Who are whoever keeps the whole law of God. And yet, stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it. If you were perfect,…
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…during that time, not in this time. Hey, Jesus is saying that until the world passes away, it is all going to be relevant. And He goes further, inJames 2:10, it says, "For whoever keeps the whole law," all of it, "and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it." The whole law. So,…
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…until there was a strain on relationships it hits us all and we have an inability to keep God's law perfect so much so that in the letter of St.James chapter 2 verse 10it says this for whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become accountable for all of it or has become a law breaker that does not…
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…any. Sin is any failure to conform. Any, any. If you ever once have sinned at all, you've sinned against it all. The Bible says it like this inJames chapter 2, verse 10for whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it. If anyone keeps the whole law, not that you could, but you…
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…because Jesus was absolutely perfect. Any violation of the law of God would have been grounds for rejecting Jesus as the Messiah. According toJames chapter 2, verse 10, if Jesus broke any part of the law, he would have been guilty of what? All of the law? But in him there was no sin. That's why Christ alone can be…
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…like the older brother, turn to God in Christ. Recognize that no amount of your working will ever earn you a place in his kingdom. James wrote inJames 2, verse 10, For whoever keeps the whole law, but fails in one point, has become guilty of all of it. Apart from the righteousness that is given to us by…
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…we do that we shouldn't do, and sins of omission, things we don't do that we ought to do. And the Bible gives both of these categories as sin. InJames chapter 2, verse 10, for instance, it says, For whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become accountable for all of it. That there are things that God…
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…blessing until you just surrender to a life of blessing. I mean, that's that's God's heart for you and me. Problem. We can't do the first part.James 2, verse 10, the second piece of scripture that needs to go up on the screen, or else I won't be able to read it, is forever who keeps the whole law but fails…
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…on our behalf. And that's what throws the lawyer for a loop. Because no one can obey the law perfectly, completely Jesus' point. It's echoed inJames chapter 2, verse 10. When Jesus, his brother, literally, says this for whoever keeps the law, keeps the whole law, but fails in one point, has become accountable for…
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