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A couple of comments... The penalty for breaking the sabbath was death. That was just a shadow of the true sabbath, Christ. The penalty for not resting in the finished work of Christ, and subsequently doing the works of the flesh, is eternal death. I disagree that the sabbath was an eternal...

2 Peter 1:9 is similar to R 3:25: But he that lacketh these things is blind, and cannot see afar off, and hath forgotten that he was purged from his old sins. 2 Peter 1:9 Like R 3:25, the word translated sins is ἁμάρτημα (hamartema), i.e. sin effect. Well, not exactly exactly because someone...

Or maybe just renamed to 101 Ways to Gainsay Sound Doctrine & Scripture

Yet a believer can become an unbeliever.

Been there, done that.

You are in serious denial.

I hate it when people take what is simple and turn it into a list of rules like the above. Of course, you're a jehovahs' witness. What more could be expected from one who has been indoctrinated by that cult?

Our minds are being renewed in the spirit, but our bodies aren't; they are dying. They are dying because they are corrupt. Mary's body was corrupted by sin; she died. Corruption cannot inherit incorruption. That is why we will receive new, uncorrupted bodies. Now this I say, brethren, that...

Of course. There wouldn't be warnings against it if it weren't not only possible, but a dire danger. Those who love the world make themselves enemies of GOD. The parable of the sower teaches that some reject the good news, some receive it eagerly but fall away under persecution, some receive it...

What you are suggesting is unbiblical. The Adamic nature was condemned to death; it cannot be repaired. We receive a new life and walk in it by putting the old nature to death. That is the saving work of Christ. This doctrine you believe is an example why many won't go near a catholic church...

How is it possible that Mary received Adam's immaculate nature when it no longer existed? A child received it's inheritance from its father, not its mother. So she received her inheritance from a corrupted Adam, and Jesus received his perfect inheritance from his perfect father.

Well it's pretty obvious that Peter denied the lord, repented, and was saved. It's also pretty obvious that if we deny the lord, he will deny us (otherwise Paul was bearing false witness). So we can conclude from this that the lord will only deny someone if that someone persists in denial of...

No, but if he hadn't repented he would have.

I think the tipping point is when someone denies the lord. The Israelites in the desert were destroyed and didn't enter into rest because of their unbelief. This serves as a pattern and solemn warning to us. Yet: If we believe not, he abideth faithful: he cannot deny himself. 2 Timothy 2:13...

Isn't the abbreviation for Christian rap, Crap? It was a joke.

I wanted to share a Youtube video about it, but since you haven't played it, it wouldn't make much sense.

Did you ever play Street Fighter II?

It is what it is. The Greek word in R 3:25 is ἁμάρτημα (harmatema); the -ma suffix means effect (i.e., sin effect). It is rarely used in the NT (5x), and quite a few times in the LXX. Sin effect is the only meaning that makes sense in verses like Isaiah 20:2 and Deuteronomy 19:15. The passing...

Don't let people judge you for playing video games. In other words, don't listen to them. I've played GTA before. It's a sick game, but as long as you don't let it draw you into its sickness, it's just a game. I like video games, especially ones like Zelda and C&C.

That's true. The hexagram didn't become a symbol of Judaism until the middle ages. That fish/lamp/hexagram symbol is a modern invention by those, and for those, who want to feel spehshul. I doubt RB can provide us with archaeological evidence to the contrary.