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Jesus said that to enter into his kingdom (which is teaching) we must come as a little child. This is a parallel teaching to the new wine and new cloth. Wine represents grace. The old grace through sacrifices was a promised grace, not an actualized grace. The blood of animals saved no one, but was a promise of the cross. Garments represent works. The new cloth is a new work based in Christ's law of love, not of works of the flesh and religious ritual. | Jesus said that to enter into his kingdom (which is teaching) we must come as a little child. This is a parallel teaching to the new wine and new cloth. Wine represents grace. The old grace through sacrifices was a promised grace, not an actualized grace. The blood of animals saved no one, but was a promise of the cross. Garments represent works. The new cloth is a new work based in Christ's law of love, not of works of the flesh and religious ritual. | ||
The young child comes without | The young child comes without pre-conceived ideas. The old man cannot learn since he thinks he knows it already. | ||
Do not try to fit old teaching with new. Pencil in the new teaching, and when you understand it in it's own context see if it glorifies God and Christ and is consistent with the message of grace through the cross. | Do not try to fit old teaching with new. Pencil in the new teaching, and when you understand it in it's own context see if it glorifies God and Christ and is consistent with the message of grace through the cross. | ||
