Mullion not hesitate to accuse me of "falsification" because I wrote:
MT 7.12 . So whatever you would that men should do to you, do it yourself for them, for it is the law and the prophets. "
is in St. Matthew. The summary of the whole law and prophets is in this sentence: "everything you would that men should do to you."
Here is the comment of the brave Mullion (pseudonym):
And here it is itself caught in the act of falsification.
MT 7.12. So whatever you would that men should do to you, do it yourself for them, for it is the law and the prophets. "
is in St. Matthew. The summary of the whole law and prophets is in this sentence: "everything you would that men should do to you."
Precisely not. St. Matthew does not say "ALL" law and the prophets. He says it is the law and the prophets, ie that it complies with the law and the prophets or claimed by them.
Mullion added to the text element that is not in Matthew:
"that complies with the law and the prophets, if requested by them .. "
But there has not written this writing there "is the law and the prophets" and that is not requested by them or that is in tune not written there, "c is the Law and the Prophets. " It a definition which, as such, contains the whole concept. The definition that is the substance, Mullion wants to see an accident of the law, but it is against the letter of the text.
I added that I was a summary of "any" Law and the Prophets. This is my interpretation of the text and a legitimate interpretation because the definition means all inclusive concept.
Besides, I did not invent anything in this regard since it is essentially what I read in the commentary on the Bible Fillion jesusmarie available on the site.
"That is to say this is the pinnacle of everything the Old Testament teaches that the Law and the Prophets were the main part. (...) Indeed, this line includes" in nuce "all divine precepts. "
The same commentator goes on to provide that the same formula found in the Talmud (but in negative form) and besides that truth is not really faith, but can be discovered by reason, I add that it is common to all mankind.
short, let it, let the imputation of "falsification". To accuse me of "falsification" I would have falsified the text of the Gospel. Now I only read without letting the reader believe that "everything" was in the gospel and I interpreted consistently with authors much more than I authorized. Because it seems obvious that the text of the Gospel of Matthew states that the Law and the Prophets are registered within us. In this sense this summary contains "all", but it contains as short, of course.
Yes, this summary is inscribed within us, it is the source of moral theology judging the actions of the individual, natural law, the ten commandments and universal rights of man not enacted universal reason of man and of positive law.
