ManchesterFolk
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Maybe i can ask you this question, do you think God would keep a covenant with someone who broke their side of it? What is the definition of a covenant? Both sides have to keep their side of their treaty for it to be kept intact.
I'm not sure. But that is not the problem, the problem is that why would God say it was everlasting?
Also, if we were to use your claim that the covenant is forever, then what really is the purpose for the rest of mankind? Are they supposed to wander around in darkness without even knowing that the 'Noahide laws' apply upon them? Without knowing the consequences if they break them laws? Since i've heard many jews on the forum state that there is no repentance for a person who breaks them laws, is that really fair? When someone hasn't even been warned?
Knowingly. It is about intention in my belief, and I cannot confirm any belief except my own. If someone does not know they are breaking a law, then they won't be punished for it.
Also - if jews can follow Jesus son of Mary, then they can also follow Muhammad since he is God's final Messenger. Oops, he's from a different race you ask? So what. He called to the 10 commandments, he never broke any of them - yet he is also the descendant of Abraham. So whats the difference? God knows best who He sends as a Messenger.
Mohammad never broke the Sabbath? I'm pretty sure that is in the ten commandents. You may say the scriptures refer to Mohammad, in places where Christianity holds they refer to Jesus. That is fine, however, we will again as I stated above have to agree to disagree.