So, they may end up suffering like the one at MARK.7:32, ie with speech and/or hearing disorders. Some Christians do not know that Moses Law at DEUT.18:9-14 forbids them from consulting with Satan/demons or their agents, eg through mediums, witches, shamans, fortune-tellers, tarot-cards, ouija-boards, horoscope, etc. EXODUS.20:5 says that only the fathers' sins would befall on the sons, down to the 4th generation. You cannot do #2 without knowing #1.(HOSEA.4:6)Įg Job ignorantly sinned against God because he falsely believed that his sons' sins/evil-deeds might cause him to lose all his prosperity.(JOB.1:5 & 3:25) But I'd be interested in perspectives of people who like #1. Personally I find #2 brings me closer to God - from my experience I feel like #1 kind of encourages a distance with God, focusing on individual rules. (Not to say that all the Biblical rules would be broken, just that they're not the focus of the situation). In my experience I have seen these two perspectives like this:ġ) Live a good Christian life by diligently living as prescribed in the Bible and showing your faithfulness to GodĢ) Live a good Christian life by focusing on developing love for your neighbours & a relationship with God. don't eat shellfish/pig, because they're fairly unsafe without refrigeration no tattoos because association with Canaanites/risk of infection women rest on their periods for a break from daily labor etc.). Which camp are you in?ġ) We should follow Christian traditions/laws as literally as possible.Ģ) Laws prior to the New Testament were shared by God because they are healthy and good ways to live, but are based for the followers in that time (eg. I have been taught different things at different times.

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