Comments by "The Eternal\x27s Believer" (@theeternalsbeliever1779) on "" video.

@daves-c8919 Because Satan has set himself up to willfully oppose God in any way he can, including attacking His followers. Just before His arrest, Christ stated that Satan has been judged. Lucifer crossed the point of no return the moment he rebelled against his Maker.
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Both Covenants are conditional. A covenant is basically a contract where 2 or more parties agree on to do x,y, or z. If the Christian obeys God and believes what He says, God will do His part. That's how biblical Christianity works.
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@illbeyourmonster1959 God is not a human being, so any attempt at framing this perspective in a way that says God should operate like a human being is terribly shortsighted. Your inability to understand why God is the way He is doesn't mean He's bad. It means you lack the vision and wisdom it takes to see what He sees.
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The Tanakh doesn't teach in a single passage that God's love was conditional. Did Israel have to do something in order for God to love them enough to rescue them from Egyptian slavery? No. He did it because of grace. God's grace was present throughout the Tanakh just as much as it is now.
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This is an entirely false(and rather ignorant) view of how the prophets taught the Law. The incredibly irony of how just ignorant your theology is lies in the fact that Christ actually raised the standard of law-keeping by teaching in that sermon that it wasn't enough to just live by the letter of the law as the prophets before Him taught.
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This is fake news. Jeremiah, Romans, and Hebrews all teach that the problem is with man's unwillingness to live by God's commandments, not the the commandments themselves. If it was truly impossible to live by them, then there is no way that Christ should've been able to do it.
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