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My interpretation allows the comma to be placed before or after "today".

These verses do not say: The incorrigibly wicked will simply not wake up. You are overgeneralizing and jumping to a conclusion.

The title of this OP: Is it possible not to sin anymore?

Thanks for the reference. This is how to do referencing in a scholarly manner: Display and indent the quoted text. Selectively bold the relevant keywords that are important to the point that you are making. No need to bold the entire sentence. Have a laser-sharp focus. Be concise and precise to...

G3307 μερίζω (merízō): to apportion, to divide, to disunite G3308 μέριμνα (mérimna) from 3307: the state of being concerned and preoccupied, through the idea of distraction G3309 μεριμνάω (merimnáō) from 3308: worry, concern, preoccupy G3309 appears many times in the NT. NIV Matthew 6: The...

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Exodus 8: Why didn't Pharaoh want to get rid of the frogs right away? Why wait until tomorrow? Why suffered the night of frogs running around all over the place? Pharaoh seemed to be deliberate and purposeful in his answer "Tomorrow". What was he thinking? Gill explained: Whatever Pharoah...

Do you obey any written laws?

So, is it possible not to sin anymore?

Thanks for the verse. This is how to do referencing in a scholarly manner: Display and indent the quoted text. Selectively bold the relevant keywords that are important to the point that you are making. No need to bold the entire sentence. Have a laser-sharp focus. Be concise and precise to the...

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2 Corinthians 4: has blinded Verb - Aorist Indicative Active - 3rd Person Singular How did Satan blind my mind? I was studying computer science at a university when Christians on campus tried to convert me over a period of two years. My scientific mind blinded me to see the Christian...

Matthew 5: 1 Corinthians 10: Theoretically, it is possible to live a sinless life. In practice, Romans 7: By the grace of God, when we fail, we confess and repent. God will forgive. We can only take it one day at a time. Hopefully, our spiritual condition next year will be better this year...

Let proposition P1 = Judas Iscariot will have eternal life. P2 = Judas Iscariot will not have eternal life. Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on each of the above propositions? The stronger your belief in a proposition, the higher the weight.

Will Judas be resurrected to eternal life?

Right, that's why we need to be born again. See What does it mean to be born from above?

I know that I have my freewill. I can sense it. OT mentions it in Exodus 35: The Bible assumes the existence of freewill. 1 Corinthians 7 talks about freedom and will: A similar concept is expressed in (BSB) Philemon 1: On the other hand, Paul talks of God's influencing our will in...

1 Corinthians 2: How do we have the mind of Christ? Ellicott explained: Four verses earlier, 1 Corinthians 2: It begins with being born again. The Paraclete/Spirit moves in and dwells in our spirit, close to our mind. John 14: Romans 8: We have the mind of Christ/Spirit. We need to pay...

Ecclesiastes 7 contains a set of philosophical paradoxes to get the readers to think deeper than the surface meanings, e.g., verse 2: Mourning is better than feasting because in the end, everyone dies and people mourn his death. This is reinforced in verse 3: Sorrow is compared to...

Right. Even Muslims believe in the virgin birth of Jesus.