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Netchaplain replied to the thread “Once For All”.You're probably misunderstanding me. Nobody has been perfect through their entire life, we've all desired to sin prior to being reborn... -
Netchaplain replied to the thread “Once For All”.True, a Christian will not sin willfully; God has replaced our desire for sin with the willing and to doing "of His good pleasure" (Phl...
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Netchaplain replied to the thread “Once For All”.Thanks for the support! Of course, this does not include "willful" sins (Heb 10:26).
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Netchaplain replied to the thread “Once For All”.I don't think it as if God has to keep re-forgiving (if that's a word); we do not keep going in and out of His forgiveness. Instead of...
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Netchaplain replied to the thread “Once For All”.Yes they do, for many still lack the fundamentals (rudiments) of the Christian life.
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No, he is not saying that at all. You are misconstruing what he is talking about. I believe in eternal security but I don't have any...
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Netchaplain replied to the thread “Once For All”.Thanks for your reply! To me, living in sin is desiring to sin, i.e. "sinning willfully" (Heb 10:26); and our primary deliverance is...
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The essence of a Christian is that, although he is upon the earth, he is heavenly; and how could he know and grow in that, unless by the...
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Some Christians believe that God can “Test Run” the soul. God doesn’t save you, then test you to see if you’re going to stay saved. I...
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Many Christians are unaware that they are forgiven for all their sins! Otherwise Scripture could not state that we are already like...
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The Christian's “forgiveness” is “once for all,” meaning that God’s forgiveness needs applied only “once” (Heb 10:10, 14), and which is...
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Satan was foiled in his attempt to turn the King aside from His divine path, but he succeeded with the servants (Satan can cause a...
