@gentlelion147: Maybe Christians will have to explain the contextual meaning of the verses 😂🤦🏿🤷🏾‍♂️ #viral #wakeupafrica🌍 #awakening #biblestory #religion

JTK :

Paul and Matthew are not disagreeing. They are describing the same reality from two different angles. The law remains in its spiritual meaning and eternal moral substance, which is exactly what Jesus affirms in Matthew 5:18. Christ is the end of the law as a system of external legal compliance for earning righteousness before God, which is exactly what Paul affirms in Romans 10:4. These are not contradictions. They are two dimensions of one truth.

شمهروش ملك من ملوك الجن :

those who compiled the bible thy wer studients of paulo

Herald of the Gospel :

In Matthew, Christ pointed to the moral law as permanent. Paul referred to the Jewish ceremonial laws. So no going against.

Notwhoyouthink0114 :

That’s not what either of the verses say

Zack Reinbold :

Context matters

Manny Clay :

no disagreement.

Curious Thoughts :

user7880667011867 :

Matthew is misquoted.

BNTH_knomeking :

Context bro

alicia gaddy :

Jesus spoke the words in Matthew, so actually go read it and second Christ, through his life and death, provided the perfect righteousness that humans could not achieve on their own

nyambura kamau... :

it's because Paul..was given a whole different information...the " . mystery..kept secret since the world began..unlike what was revealed since the world began ..in prophecy

Tongos Dhehwa :

u need more time to get understanding

Ani Victory :

What you don't understand leave it and focus on what you understand

keyman :

That is not what Jesus said. He said that His word would be fulfilled and heaven and earth would not pass away until it was fulfilled

ernstpen :

Has heaven and earth passed away????

Mzayoni :

these two verses don't contradict each other if you read them in their context, but if you lift up each verse from its meaning, you are creating yourself a contradiction, not us

Christ under fire :

The end of the law doesn't mean no more law, it means Jesus fulfilled the law for us

justin88ard :

Matthew 5:18 says the Law will not pass away until it is fulfilled. Romans 10:4 says Christ is the end, or goal, of the Law for righteousness to everyone who believes. Jesus fulfilled the Law perfectly, so believers are no longer justified by the Mosaic Law but by Christ. Paul is not contradicting Jesus. He is explaining the result of Jesus fulfilling the Law. ✝️

mongifrank :

Matthew 5:18 [18]For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled. Romans 10:4 [4]For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to every one that believeth.

user2146708338736 :

Christ is the aim of the law, that is the meaning. Law aims at Christ, the goal, law is to that end/aim/goal.

Otonye Iki :

Matthew 5:18 For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled. please don't misinterprete the word of God. till all be fulfilled was written clearly.

𝗔𝗾𝘂á :

The Bible claims the world was created in six days. Even if we assume those 'days' weren't 24 hours and actually represented millions of years, the logic still fails. On Day 3, plants and trees were created, but the sun and stars weren't created until Day 4. If those days lasted millions of years, every plant would have died without photosynthesis long before the sun existed. On the other hand, if they were regular 24-hour days, the story is 'taken down' by physical evidence: dinosaur fossils and fossil fuels both require millions of years to form. Whether you look at the stars or the soil, the physical world simply doesn't match the script.

STANO043 :

Matthew 5:17

Michael Wright :

So what is wrong with the communication here?