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No, there are sins of ignorance. Plenty of people in the world that dont know fornication is sin in the new testament. Look at the savages in the Amazon. They have no understanding of Gods new testament law.

ALL sin that is willfull in Gods new testament gospel is condemned by anyone, alien sinner or the born again. So isolated acts of sin that are willful dont apply to Hebrews 10:26? btw, I never said anything about isolated acts or apostasy which had nothing to do with my discussion with Mark...

That's all you can say? Next time I'd appreciate you not making comments on my posts if you're going to make accusations against me, without giving a reason why I'm wrongly dividing scripture.

How is using a verse that clearly condemns willfull sin which is the purpose for why I was using the verse out of context? Hebrews 10:26, - for if we sin willfully after that we have received the knowledge of truth no longer remains a sacrifice for sins How am I not stating what the passage...

Hebrews 10:26 - if we deliberately keep on sinning after we have received the knowledge of the truth no sacrifice for sins is left Does the context show that willfull sin is condemned? It does, therefore my use of the verse is not taken out of context.

Does Hebrews 10:19-26 allow for willfull sin in CONTEXT?

If you are so above my understanding you wont have a problem answering my question.

No I did not. I wasn't trying to do study on Hebrews 10:19-25. I was only pointing out that God does not approve of continuance practicing sin. Any sin practiced WILLFULLY which it absolutely condemns.

You have not answered my question instead asked another question to me. Answer first

I'm not getting into a exegesis of Hebrews 10:26-27 with you. The only point I am making is the Bible is clear we are not to go on sinning. Can we agree that is what Hebrews 10:26-27 is condemning?

Now answer my question, Did the son repent by going to do the work in the vineyard or could he have repented by not working in the vineyard?

Hebrews 10:26-27, - if we deliberately go on sinning after we have received the knowledge of the truth no further sacrifice remains but only a fearful expectation of judgement and of raging fire that will consume all adversaries.

Here I am.

You are the one who is not willing or able to defend your interpretation of repentance. You asked to debate me, here I am.

Jesus gave a perfect example of repentance in Matthew 21:28. You should accept Jesus' teaching. Yes let's discuss repentance. In Matthew 21:28 would the son have repented if he had not gone to work in the vineyard? Well at least you admit your depravity.

Do you practice sin? Sounds like you are defending sin?

Nowhere does Jesus command the penitent believer to become perfect. This accusation is falsely made against those who teach repentance includes the cessation of practicing sin.

Words have no real meaning without context. Jesus gives us an example of Biblical repentance in Matthew 21:29. Pistis means belief but words are used in different senses and have different meanings. For example pistis is used for the gospel in Acts 6:7, - so the word of God spread the number of...

Hello, My post is not a measurement on an individuals trials to overcome personal temptations. My post is what is the correct teaching of Biblical repentance.

Paul taught one gospel according to Paul. This one gospel includes all that Paul spoke of it. Peter did not preach a different way to salvation than Paul.