Your opinion of the truth.
Besides, that does not negate the obvious glee with which you are gloating over showing the Prots up.
Purposely posting something to pot stir and then expressing such delight in the fallout is sowing discord.
If you think someone is in the wrong about something, Jesus tells us how to go about addressing it and it’s not by gloating over the fallout of an article someone posts online. You need to read Matthew 18 and consider obeying it.
If you have written more than one will, the later will(s) will all begin with a statement to the effect that “All previous wills are void.”
The current will is powerless until the death of the testator.
At his death, the Lord’s New Testament took effect; the Old Testament was nailed to the cross. Everything nailed to a cross died.
Seeing, they do not perceive; hearing, they do not understand. Matthew 13:14
Matthew 28:1 Now after the Sabbath, near dawn of the first day of the week, [that would be a SUNDAY] Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb.
The event [RESURRECTION] that permitted the gospel of the forgiveness of sins to be preached occurred on SUNDAY.
Acts 2:1 When the day of Pentecost had come...
The FIRST gospel sermon proclaiming the forgiveness of sins was preached on a SUNDAY.
Of course, Jesus, while alive, went to synagogues – the church did not exist!
On the other hand, in Matthew 16, he did say, I WILL BUILD MY CHURCH!
The Lord’s ‘new creation,’ a Christian, did not exist and cannot exist if one is bound by the old testament. See Hebrews.
The Law of Moses consisted of three parts.
The Civil Law: It was destroyed in 70AD when the elders, etc., were killed/dispersed, no longer to hold political office.
The Ceremonial Law: It was destroyed in 70AD when the temple was destroyed and the priests killed/dispersed never again to offer sacrifices according to the Old Testament law.
The Moral Law: It was effectively destroyed by the fulfillment of the Law of Christ.
Once written on stone, now written on one’s heart. The ban on adultery, the act, was elevated to a ban on the thought, lust. It has been said that, of the Ten Commandments, two were no longer continued as part of the Law of Christ, the ban on images and statuary, and the keeping of the Sabbath.