the MEMO lots of people have overlooked

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I am talking about a very important MEMO
It is authored by Jesus , the Son of GOD 
the MEMO is filed under Matthew 5:18 KJV

I still use the KJV so that I am using the same hymn sheet as the free Presbyterians of Ulster & north America 

all too often when modern day Pharisees ( wannabe Christians but missed it's core by a mile), 

are asked why they do things the bible, suggests they ought not be doing
 prohibitions that doesn't suit their materialist worldly glamorous lifestyle , 

they often retort " that doesn't apply any more " .

They haven't read the memo that states as long as earth and heavens remain  ( not yet in other words )
not one slightest part of the law and the prophets will change , 

this notion that it doesn't apply anymore - utter 9ballsology

and we have that from the author of the MEMO, Jesus , The Son of GOD. 

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