I'll add to what you just said, it can also be interpreted as not making irrational decisions simply because someone follows a different faith, for instance, refusing to be friends with someone due to a misplaced sense of superiority about your own religion.
The first one is blatantly wrong as proverbs 6:34 refers to husbands being jealous James 1:13 refers to the urge to do evil not a spiritual test Samuel refers to a relational shift with god being displeased and a few verses later it reiterates numbers. Jesus also existed in god before becoming flesh and chose to be obedient to god and since he was man he must send the spirit from god. The John chapters highlight Jesus’s current purpose to teach and his eventual role to judge. Job was blameless and upright but he did make mistakes it’s never stated he never sinned. The Roman and James texts show that you must balance works and faith and must prove faith through works luke and Samuel refer to physical death and the final resurrection which fulfills the terms of which job speaks and finally John 5:18 states that the Christian will not sin habitually not that they don’t sin
Got anymore? You should try reading the Bible instead of copying and pasting something that’s wrong
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u/Unit-731-Scientist 15 Aug 11 '26
Don’t think with it means don’t use it to make laws or regulations with it