Rose42 wrote:
Does the term abortion? Yet we know its wrong. It doesn't have to appear explicitly.
This is explicit yet you still deny it -
"Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."
The very fact you can’t discern the magnitude in difference (both in definition and moral equivalence) between the concept of “abortion” and the concept of God being emphatically one “Him” (Greek “autos”), speaks volumes!!!
When God NAMES Himself in two ways, YHVH, and “I am that I am”, that explicitly proclaims a single being, “one”, in a way that entirely excludes the idea of multiple persons within the makeup uf “Himself”, and then establishes an entire nation around that commandment, eccentric going so far as to claim the people off this nation were His unique witnesses, and then have His own Son come and confirm those people understood what God meant by that first commandment, that’s a little bit more than a whole lot of more importance than debating comparing the word “abortion” is or isn’t in the Bible.
What nation did God create to whom He told them His first commandment was “thou shalt not abort your children”?
What nation did God create that sent His prophets to constantly warn them of their impending doom if they didn’t stop aborting their babies?
What nation did God create who were sent to Babylon for their practice of murdering their babies?
What nation did God create whom He accused of going to harlots and playing the prostitute for murdering their babies?
What your statement reveals is what little regard you have for the most important commandment ever given among mankind under heaven.
Your comment reveals conclusively that you feel you, or your “theologians” have the authority to rename God Himself and redefine God’s most important commandment based on human reasoning and forbidden categories of thought from paganism.
“22Many will say to me in that day, Lord, lord, have we not in thy name prophesied? and in thy name cast out demons? and in thy name done many mighty things? 23and then I will acknowledge to them, that — I never knew you, depart from me ye who are working lawlessness.” Matthew 7:22-23
That would be you trinitarians who practice lawlessness in breaking the foremost commandment.
Keeping the foremost commandment means everything else, every other thought, concept, commandment or person, is to be subjected under it.
But you Trinitarians turn the first commandment on its head by thinking you have the authority to redefine it based on what seems right to you. And therefore you look high and wide for every possible justification for negating it...and condemn those who don’t go along with you in your idolatry.
You Trinitarians are practicing lawlessness by breaking God’s foremost law!