jesusjnr:
Jesus said:

And why call ye me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which I say? Luke 6:46-49 (KJV)

Now this question Jesus asked the people showed that it was wrong to do that, because for Him to truly be the Lord of anyone then they must obey His Words.

And Jesus was very specific as He didn't talk about any other person's word here, but His own Words.

For that determines if he's truly one's Lord, or not, for it's not by mouth saying, but by obeying.

sonmvayina:
The problem with human sacrifice in the Christian Bible, which is condemned throughout Scripture, is its not related to the weight of a person's sin. It is in opposition to the Most High's salvation program for mankind. It is an abomination. Human sacrifice was an ubiquitous sin in the ancient world. Virgins were routinely killed. Little girls, they dug them up in Central and South America, Mayan and so on would sacrifice babies, it was common. The idea that something innocent should die to benefit everyone else is an entirely pagan concept and its opposed by the Torah. Its not only J-s couldn't die for anyone's sins ibut anyone who would participate in spreading such an idea knowingly is in itself engaging in the greatest immoral act and that is defying the Most High and denying the Torah.

So therefore if someone preaches human sacrifice is condoned, that itself is blasphemy, that's sin. This comes up in the book of Ezekiel that says it was an idea that was floating around the Jewish people that somehow the innocent could die for the sins of the wicked and Ezekiel 18 says, By my life this can never happen, the wicked will die for his own sin. However the only conduit for those that sin Ezekiel tells us, speaking in the name of the Most High, is that if the wicked person will turn away from his sinful ways I will forgive him and his sins will no longer be remembered. Is it my desire at all for the death of the wicked is it not rather that he should turn away from his sin that he shall live?
It is sin to propagate such an idea of the innocent dying for the wicked.

sonmvayina:
The problem with human sacrifice in the Christian Bible, which is condemned throughout Scripture, is its not related to the weight of a person's sin. It is in opposition to the Most High's salvation program for mankind. It is an abomination. Human sacrifice was an ubiquitous sin in the ancient world. Virgins were routinely killed. Little girls, they dug them up in Central and South America, Mayan and so on would sacrifice babies, it was common. The idea that something innocent should die to benefit everyone else is an entirely pagan concept and its opposed by the Torah. Its not only J-s couldn't die for anyone's sins ibut anyone who would participate in spreading such an idea knowingly is in itself engaging in the greatest immoral act and that is defying the Most High and denying the Torah.

So therefore if someone preaches human sacrifice is condoned, that itself is blasphemy, that's sin. This comes up in the book of Ezekiel that says it was an idea that was floating around the Jewish people that somehow the innocent could die for the sins of the wicked and Ezekiel 18 says, By my life this can never happen, the wicked will die for his own sin. However the only conduit for those that sin Ezekiel tells us, speaking in the name of the Most High, is that if the wicked person will turn away from his sinful ways I will forgive him and his sins will no longer be remembered. Is it my desire at all for the death of the wicked is it not rather that he should turn away from his sin that he shall live?
It is sin to propagate such an idea of the innocent dying for the wicked.

jesusjnr:
A satanist was here!

sonmvayina:


What can be more satanic than believing in human sacrifice?

jesusjnr:
The Truth that shall set you free.

jesusjnr2:
Don't try to make sense out of it, just keep it.