Jennifera198337
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Through my conscious? Trust me I do understand. I just tried to test you the whole time. I have a conscious you know.I can't help you on that. It's about paying attention no disrespect
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Through my conscious? Trust me I do understand. I just tried to test you the whole time. I have a conscious you know.I can't help you on that. It's about paying attention no disrespect
Or maybe you just don't care to understand because you did understand and didn't like my answer...I can't help you on that. It's about paying attention no disrespect
Well hold fast onto Him giving God always the glory! Peace!I quoted you.
We are all sinners.
To say you not under any laws mean you don't have to listen to God, you can do whatever you want and still get away with it
thru forgiveness and you can't say only faith matters because faith means believing and if someone says I won't murdef or steal or do a certain crime because I believe in Jesus yet say he is not under any law is an error
because that is like still keeping the laws in your heart declaring at the same time you not under any law.
You can't say I'm not a murderer so I won't kill her yet say the law don't matter.
Because we are all sinners born with the capability of sinning in life. Even murder. We all have sin in our hearts.
Remember the heart is deceitful among all things, the bible says who can understand it?
You say Jesus shed his blood for us on the cross. If that is so..that's some bad blood that needs purification.
God can't purify a murder that killed another human being because even though that person gets forgiven..he still took a life away.
I never heard a murderer goes to heaven either. Even the book of John teaches that a murderer has no place in heaven.
Thank you for your kind response. We serve a God is able. We, however, are flawed. God gave us an option back in the beginning and our first carnal parents took it. They knew what God said and were able to obey but did not. Now... all of His of spring have been born bound by this:If one person says I have never sin and probably has never really sin "much" just means that person speaking thru his conscious. I feel that way sometimes. And I believe people can feel pure thru their conscious and still sin I believe. We are all still a work in progress, remember? but I wouldn't talk like that like the bible says "never boast about tomorrow cause you don't know what a day may bring" just like a sin can happen at any moment in time thereafter saying you don't sin. Cause that's like breaking the "whole" law too. Saying you are sinless yet sin the next hour. We are all sinners. To think you are sinless is to have the wrong mindset or a conflict in ones conscience somewhere.
That's the same like the law. The law works thru a person conscious when they try to obey it. Like I said I don't believe we can escape the law because like I said before the law is always at work whether under it or not. To say you not under any laws mean you don't have to listen to God, you can do whatever you want and still get away with it thru forgiveness and you can't say only faith matters because faith means believing and if someone says I won't murdef or steal or do a certain crime because I believe in Jesus yet say he is not under any law is an error and contradictory statement because that is like still keeping the laws in your heart declaring at the same time you not under any law. You can't say I'm not a murderer so I won't kill her yet say the law don't matter. Because we are all sinners born with the capability of sinning in life. Even murder. We all have sin in our hearts. Remember the heart is deceitful among all things, the bible says who can understand it? And I think it's bogus that Jesus can forgive you for something that killed him on the cross. That's like a murderer wanting to ask his victim for forgiveness but can't because the person already dead. You say Jesus shed his blood for us on the cross. If that is so..that's some bad blood that needs purification. And you can't purify crimes that have been done with, you can only punish a crime. God can't purify a murder that killed another human being because even though that person gets forgiven..he still took a life away. I guess that's why Jesus suffered on the cross and I guess Jesus really don't care about dying on a cross for people's sins or a law that killed him. And bore our sins and diseases. I never heard a murderer goes to heaven either. Even the book of John teaches that a murderer has no place in heaven. And besides I also believe anyone under the holy spirit would be willing to and is capable to obey the laws. Since one of the fruits of the spirit is self-control.
The bible says no one is righteous and a faithful man who can find?
So why not just make a new testament bible and throw out the old one since the law don't matter anymore. Why read something that don't matter for crying out loud!
I really wonder why people say the law don't matter a lot though.
I believe Jesus will save me thru grace so what? You have to be holy to get in heaven.
The bible only has ten commandments.
There's more then one way to be saved thru Jesus Christ.
The just shall live by faith. The obedience of Christ made them just or righteous Rom 5 19
Faith doesn't mean I believe in Jesus so I can keep sinning cause Jesus will forgive me cause I'm saved by grace. Grace is not an excuse to sin anytime you want just because it's grace. That would be careless acts. Are you saying Jesus died for nothing? Did Jesus die in vain?
Even Christians sin. The question is, does the Christian notice any difference at all in their life after Christ? If not, that person has to consider if they are truly in the faith or not, whoever that may be. No change means just that.......no change. The person who is unchanged is not saved.Those who believe they don't sin are only fooling themselves.
Luke 11:2-4 (NKJV)
2 So He said to them, "When you pray, say: Our Father in heaven, Hallowed be Your name. Your kingdom come. Your will be done On earth as it is in heaven. 3 Give us day by day our daily bread. 4 And forgive us our sins, For we also forgive everyone who is indebted to us.
Yes (2 Corinthians 13:5, Hebrews 12:14).Even Christians sin. The question is, does the Christian notice any difference at all in their life after Christ? If not, that person has to consider if they are truly in the faith or not, whoever that may be.
You mean the New Covenant that upholds the law?I preach the New Covenant in Jesus' Blood.
Those Christ made righteous will be given faith, that is part of Him making them righteous. Rom 5:19In Romans 3:10-18, it should be clear that verse 9 tells us that that is speaking of Jews and Gentiles, that they are all under sin; but that the church of God is exempted from this (see 1 Corinthians 10:32, compare to Romans 3:9). Also, Romans 3:10-18 is speaking of those who are under the law (Jew and Gentile alike)...see Romans 3:19. And Romans 6:14 tells us that as believers in Christ, we are not under the law but under grace...and that because of this, sin shall not have dominion over us.
Therefore, the statement in Romans 3:10-18, that there is no one righteous, now only applies to unbelieving Jews and Gentiles...
In the New Testament people are made righteous through faith in Christ (Romans 5:19, Matthew 5:6, 1 John 3:7).
The law does matter, even if we are no longer under it; because unbelieving Jews and Gentiles are under it; and God has given it as a schoolmaster to lead them to Christ (Galatians 3:24, Romans 3:20, Psalms 19:7 (kjv)).
The law does matter...it just doesn't condemn us any longer if we are born again.
Right....true grace makes us holy.
Actually, there are about 613 in the OT alone.
Would you please elaborate on what you think about this?
They appropriate that righteousness by faith, not the other way around (they don't receive faith because they are righteous).
Hebrews 10:26-31 may be of interest to you. We do not sin willfully if we are born again of the Holy Spirit. But if we blow it unintentionally (because the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak), grace will be extended to us.
Jesus definitely died in order to sanctify us (Hebrews 13:12, Hebrews 10:29) and to cleanse us from all sin (1 John 1:7); even all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9); and to redeem us from all iniquity (Titus 2:14).
No, they are made righteous by faith. Romans 5:1-2.Those Christ made righteous will be given faith, that is part of Him making them righteous. Rom 5:19
That is false. They are made righteous by the obedience of one which is Christ Rom 5:19No, they are made righteous by faith. Romans 5:1-2.
It is not false.That is false. They are made righteous by the obedience of one which is Christ Rom 5:19
There is a sense in which this is actually true.They are made righteous by the obedience of one which is Christ Rom 5:19
Those 613 are for the isrealites only I believe. So only the ten commandments matter. Moses gave us ten on the mountain.In Romans 3:10-18, it should be clear that verse 9 tells us that that is speaking of Jews and Gentiles, that they are all under sin; but that the church of God is exempted from this (see 1 Corinthians 10:32, compare to Romans 3:9). Also, Romans 3:10-18 is speaking of those who are under the law (Jew and Gentile alike)...see Romans 3:19. And Romans 6:14 tells us that as believers in Christ, we are not under the law but under grace...and that because of this, sin shall not have dominion over us.
Therefore, the statement in Romans 3:10-18, that there is no one righteous, now only applies to unbelieving Jews and Gentiles...
In the New Testament people are made righteous through faith in Christ (Romans 5:19, Matthew 5:6, 1 John 3:7).
The law does matter, even if we are no longer under it; because unbelieving Jews and Gentiles are under it; and God has given it as a schoolmaster to lead them to Christ (Galatians 3:24, Romans 3:20, Psalms 19:7 (kjv)).
The law does matter...it just doesn't condemn us any longer if we are born again.
Right....true grace makes us holy.
Actually, there are about 613 in the OT alone.
Would you please elaborate on what you think about this?
They appropriate that righteousness by faith, not the other way around (they don't receive faith because they are righteous).
Hebrews 10:26-31 may be of interest to you. We do not sin willfully if we are born again of the Holy Spirit. But if we blow it unintentionally (because the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak), grace will be extended to us.
Jesus definitely died in order to sanctify us (Hebrews 13:12, Hebrews 10:29) and to cleanse us from all sin (1 John 1:7); even all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9); and to redeem us from all iniquity (Titus 2:14).
You will be called great in the kingdom if you do and teach the least of the commandments (Matthew 5:17-20). I believe that this refers to those also outside of the ten that were written on the stone tables.Those 613 are for the isrealites only I believe. So only the ten commandments matter. Moses gave us ten on the mountain.
Righteousness is obedience. We are disciplined when we fall off the wagon knowingly being in Christ now. Jesus covers us in his righteousness after we are accepted and become believers. He protects us now. That's why we need the armour of God and stuff. There is no condemnation for those in Christ remember. When we become saved we are under the Lord's protection thereafter. He don't forgive us unless we repent. You can't be forgiven of something unless you repent first. He more like discipline us when we fail to put and keep us on the right path again. We are covered in his blood being in his body hence body of Christ. He said he would not forsake or cast out anyone especially his own. He said the father gave him everything. No one can snatch us out of his hand period.Those Christ made righteous will be given faith, that is part of Him making them righteous. Rom 5:19
The sabbath is the Lord's dayThe 4th commandment (sabbath day law) is also said to be only for Israel.
I believe that it does apply to us as believers though (with stipulations given by Christ Himself).
Mark 2:27-28, Matthew 12:12.