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I believe the same about you. I too am sorry.

God called everyone. God's will is for everyone to be saved and come unto the knowledge of God. But only certain people answer the call.

Can you find a post where I ever said I walk in the spirit 100 percent?

Very correct. We walk in the gift. We don't walk in God. It's spirit not Spirit.

We do seem to be on two different pages. Could it be that I speak too much concerning that which is spiritual? That's often the case even for Paul or Jesus.

The bottom line is Paul is not writing about Christians. In Romans 7 he's writing about those living in the flesh and in this case it's Israel.

Many churches teach God called certain people because the New Testament has places where it talks about those who God called. I think God called everyone and only certain people answered the call. In Ephesians 1:4, it says God chose us in Christ beforehand, and in Revelation 17:8, it says...

Here's a few pages I wrote on walking in the spirit. Does it look like I don't know the subject... www.carb-fat.com/walking-by-the-spirit.html

I respond to what folks say. As they turn from what I write and start attacking me is when I write about me. Here's an example. Folks say you are an idiot if you do not believe we are sinners in God's eyes. Therefore you need to learn how to read the Bible. So I come back with I'm already an...

Crucify is a good biblical word. I use it a lot. I do wonder why you say that I don't. Here it is again right off my very own writings... We undergo a miraculous exchange at the center of our being once we have the spirit of Christ. Who we were in Adam is no longer there. We become a new person...

They say you lost the argument when you stop talking about the topic and start attacking the other guy. And that's what you have started to do with me. You do not comment on what I write. You attack me personally.

I have no concept of slick sidesteps nor have I ever thought I was proven wrong about anything on here. Take for example the spirit inside of us is not the Spirit which is God. The words “HOLY SPIRIT” in the Bible are primarily used in two very different ways: One way is to refer to God Himself...

You assume. I can get under your skin as it appears I'm doing now and you later might forgive me and yet I have not sinned by telling you the truth. Romans 3:21 Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin. But now the...

I walk in the spirit. Not the Spirit. The Spirit is God. The spirit is what's inside of us.

Back it up? Well, the Catholics teach that we should look at ourselves and our sin. What part of this do you not do? I put out that we should walk in him and you come back with what about us and our sin. To accuse the believer of their sin is what the Catholics and the Devil do. Now where have I...

You lost me. Are we no longer talking about the Bible, but instead we are now talking about me?

I'm not looking to Jesus. I live right inside the spirit as close as I can get right in their face. Both the Christ and God. What verse am I pretending means absolutely nothing. Some Romans verse? What's the verse?

You assume not forgiving believers is sin. May I have the verse that says Christians are to forgive believers? We have no idea what verses Paul is addressing to the babes in Christ since most Christians want to follow everyone of those babe in Christ verses. And so when I a mature believer comes...

With your Law comes sin. I don't see sin in the Bible for the Christian walking in the new man that we are told to put on. You teach to look at ourselves and our sin. The Devil teaches the same. I teach to look at Christ and his righteousness. God teaches the same. We are as he is. We are as...

I no longer try to get God or Jesus Christ to work with me or to get close to me. I now spend much of my time right inside the spirit as close as I can get right in their face. My first red flag that started me looking into how to do this was when I realized it's the Catholics that teach we are...