Wherein the New Testament (so called) is contrary to the Law of God; although
is professes to be built upon it, as a foundation "Founded upon the Law and
the Prophets," and yet Christians say the Law is "Abrogated,"
Fulfilled," and "Finished."
| Error |
Truth |
| New Testament |
instead of |
|
Old |
| Gospel |
instead of |
|
Law |
| Trinity |
instead of |
|
Unity |
| Divisible |
instead of |
|
Indivisible |
| Three |
instead of |
|
One |
| Roman Sunday |
instead of |
|
The Sabbath |
| U n-C i r c u m c i s i o n |
instead of |
|
C i r c u m c i s i o n |
| Un-Clean |
instead of |
|
Clean |
| No-Feasts |
instead of |
|
Feasts |
| Flesh, "Body and Parts" |
instead of |
|
Spirit |
| Visible |
instead of |
|
Invisible |
| Limited |
instead of |
|
Un-limited |
| Present |
instead of |
|
Omni-present |
| Begotten |
instead of |
|
Un-Begotten |
| Son |
instead of |
|
Father |
| A Co-Equal* |
instead of |
|
An Almighty |
| Life, unto death |
instead of |
|
Life above all Death. |
| One God and two beside him |
instead of |
|
"One God and none else." |
Without reason we could not possibly understand anything more of
the Bible than a Horse or an Ox. We would be like a Beast--because by our Reason
we alone can attain Understanding. "Man that is in honor and Understands
not, is like the Beasts that perish." Ps. xlix. 20.
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