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Anyone who can read and comprehend basic facts will see your guile--and DO NOT pray to whatever you pray to, that makes you full of guile, for me.

Correct. In Romans 7, God issued a Law, but Sin also issued a Law (like two opposing rulers) that made him disobey God's Law with which he agreed. Sin's Law made him go against the Law of his mind--made him work contrary to his own mind, made him oppose himself, which is also called "slavery"...

I did answer yes or no, but, again, you don't want to recognize answers. The topic was 1 Co 10, so the answer is given in context.

@Episkopos In other words, being "in Christ" is our Promised Land, because the Promised "eternal life" is only "in the Son" (1 Jn 2:28, 3:23,24, 5:11). He says "I am the true Vine", and Israel was "a Vine" (Is 5).

The "real question" is the question that was raised. The topic will not be changed.

:Laughingoutloud: Did I "trigger" you because I wouldn't let you change the topic? Why not make your own thread, and stop trying to commandeer others' threads? It's rude.

For the readers (bc the user has no interest in reality): No, the Scriptural precedent is that people can be His children, then be rejected as His children, and then be received again as His children: in Hosea 1, it says "You are not My people and I am not your god", but it goes on to say...

The "real" question of a thread on this website is what ever question the author of the thread raises.

One of the many responses I had furnished about your "challenge" will suffice:

One of the many responses I had furnished as an answer to your "challenge" is still perfectly suited, and will suffice:

I've answered it countless times. LOL "literally" refuted. Do you even know what the point is? Nope, Ro 14:23 has always been pivotal, because it proves that failure to abide in Christ is a possibility, because Ro 8:1 says there is no condemnation for those IN CHRIST yet these Christians are...

The deflector in chief is falsely accusing me of deflecting while he himself is deflecting. Do you know this is literally a tactic of satan worshippers? That they do it to cause confusion? "Accuse your opponent of what you yourself are doing." To prevent your effort at deflection: The issue at...

You obviously don't know how to read, because his marriage to a whore/promiscuous woman was a sign about how God was being longsuffering with His people.

"Happy is he who does not condemn himself in what he approves": follow the passage, and you will understand this refers to the person who is not harming others by his freedom. Romans 14 13Therefore let us not judge one another anymore, but rather determine this—not to put an obstacle or a...

Fornication is sex outside of marriage--in the Law, which Jesus upheld, such were to be put to death. Adultery is sex outside of marriage--in the Law, which Jesus upheld, such were to be put to death. What is marriage? According to Jesus, it is in Genesis 1: a man shall cling to his wife and...

Even if what you were saying were true--ie, "this passage is God condemning those who break fellowship"--you're still conceding the point that God condemns Christians, which doesn't solve your problem, but brings you back to square one: how does a professing Christian experience condemnation...

This is correct, but not in the way you mean it: 1 Jn 3:23 says the way you abide in Him is by keeping His commands to believe in the Name of God's Son, AND by loving others. Faith works by love, so if you are not walking by faith, you're not walking by love, so you're not abiding in Christ, but...

Just one thing: "vomit you out" sounds like a reference to Lev 18, where the Promised Land vomits its inhabitants out.

You're so confused. The OP is not an affirmation of the ignorance most conclude from Ro 8:1, but a challenge of that view, BASED ON VERSES LIKE ROMANS 14:23. Your issue is you cannot humble yourself, and admit you've made an error. It's not more complicated than that. Walking in faith is God's...

I love how in many different ways it teaches keeping His commands is necessary for abiding in Him.