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I have been all over this forum and have asked many people and I don't believe I found one person who knows the difference between being "in Christ" and "Christ in" you.

It would be nice to have an awesome fellowship with both the resurrected Christ Jesus and God. To do that we need to know more than we are just sinners saved by grace.

What you are quoting was my response to a guy who said I teach to babes in Christ and that I probably don't even know what I'm talking about. I was responding to him and just telling the truth.

The only part I wish I knew how to teach better is how to get in the spirit. The churches have destroyed this idea by teaching we put on the new man by following the teachings of Jesus as we walk in our flesh. So this is a lost art.

I put it this way... It's not about loving a brother or sister. It's about the difference in culture and what one group has in common with people within their own culture.

I see the "sin nature" as something that existed before Jesus Christ destroyed it when the spirit of Christ came within the believer. This spirit is indeed a life form that is in all Christians and it seems to me one cannot understand and therefore function or be in the spirit if our old nature...

My response that you are quoting was sent to a guy who said I write on the level to babes in Christ and that I probably don't even know what I'm talking about. I'm just being honest in my reply to him.

I'm probably one of the most knowledgeable guys on the planet concerning the New Testament Epistles and the Characteristics of the resurrected Christ. For you to say that I don't know or that I teach kid stuff does not say much about your biblical understanding.

The different time periods in the Bible are called dispensations. The Greek word for “dispensation” is “oikonomia” meaning the act of administering. The word “o’kos” means house, and “nemo” means to dispense, to weigh or deal out, as a steward or housekeeper. Therefore, the word was used to...

Who ever said after we are born again that we would all of a sudden start behaving like perfect Christ-like beings? The word perfect does not seem to come up in the Scripture I quote. Here let's look at John... Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin, for his seed remaineth in him: and he...

Would you be so kind to tell me where I'm wrong? Which of the following is not what you believe... 1.) There's a trinity 2.) Dead people are alive and go right to heaven after they die 3.) God is in control of everything that happens and picked you and has a plan for your life 4.) The Four...

Some times I wake up in a state of a mild shock when I realize un-biblical data is permitted on a Christian site, but sound biblical data is not.

If we believe what God said in one administration and carry it into another administration that was on a different principle, we will be taking what is true for one time, and using it to contradict what is also true for another time. When we mix them all together, by jumbling the whole Bible...

All Scripture is God breathed, but not all Scripture is addressed to you. If we believe what God said in one administration and carry it into another administration that was on a different principle, we will be taking what is true for one time, and using it to contradict what is also true for...

The Bible does not use that language. When we can't understand how the Bible is written is how we get all kinds of people on here not knowing who the Scriptures are talking about. When it says Gentiles it does not mean Christians. When it says believers in the Epistles it does not mean Jews...

The Bible does not use that language. And so we need to read it in the light that it is written and not what you think about Christians and Jews. The Bible simply does not use that language so don't put it on me like if I'm the one who does not like the language. When we can't understand how the...

I don't know about depth. How about not complicated?

Boy you got that right.

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Find me a verse that says "Gentile Christian" or "Jewish Christian" because I never saw such a concept in the Scripture. These might be your ideas of men, but they are not the writings of Scripture. In the Bible you are either Jew, Gentile, of belong to the church of God. There's no half Gentile...