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In Romans 6:22-23, it should be clear that the fact that the gift of God is eternal life does not nullify the fact that the wages of sin is death; because part of the gift is that we are made free from sin. Therefore we do not earn the wages of sin any longer. We have repented of sin and are...

And, as long as you remain unconvinced of the doctrine of the Deity of Christ, your fate will be that you will die in your sins (John 8:24).

The blind man was saying that he was the same man that sat and begged. Jesus, on the other hand, was making a claim that was recognized by the Pharisees; to the point that they picked up stones to stone Him for blasphemy (John 8:59, John 10:31-33).

Romans 1:3, Isaiah 45:11. Of course, the latter of these shows that Jehovah has a Maker. Yes; and God has a God according to Hebrews 1:8-9.

I can only preach the truth and hope that people will hearken to what I say and repent. Each man is held accountable for what they hear. In the end, I will be counted as a faithful servant because I gave to you the whole counsel of God; therefore your blood is no longer on my head if you...

In Romans 6:22-23, it should be clear that the fact that the gift of God is eternal life does not nullify the fact that the wages of sin is death; because part of the gift is that we are made free from sin. Therefore we do not earn the wages of sin any longer. We have repented of sin and are...

I can only preach the truth and hope that people will hearken to what I say and repent. Each man is held accountable for what they hear. In the end, I will be counted as a faithful servant because I gave to you the whole counsel of God; therefore your blood is no longer on my head if you...

In Romans 6:22-23, it should be clear that the fact that the gift of God is eternal life does not nullify the fact that the wages of sin is death; because part of the gift is that we are made free from sin. Therefore we do not earn the wages of sin any longer. We have repented of sin and are...

I think that maybe you should begin a journey of seeking to understand the Oneness of God in the Trinity as you read your Bible. If I show it to you, you may reject it. But if you see it on your own, you will believe it for yourself. Also, I have given some of what you might be able to...

Most definitely, I do. However, I believe that some who claim to believe in the Trinity are in all actuality Tritheists.

I think that you should look to the scriptures for your answer. I have already quoted 1 John 3:8.

They are one Spirit, one Lord, and one God (Ephesians 4:4-6). Even the same Spirit, the same Lord, and the same God (1 Corinthians 12:4-6). I would suggest that you read posts #1-#6 of my thread on the Trinity. True Trinity.

Open your eyes and see according to what the Bible says instead of according to your preconceived idea of what it ought to say.

That statement ought to be convicting for @Blood Bought 1953.

We are born dead in trespasses and sins (Ephesians 2:1) and therefore are workers of iniquity by default, in our nature; except we repent of working iniquity and avail ourselves of the Cross of Christ (and His shed blood) as the remedy for sin. See Matthew 1:21, Titus 2:14-15. Workers / doers...

I agree to a certain extent.

The Father of eternity is still the Father. There is only one Father (Malachi 2:10). The Father and Jesus are distinct in that the Father is a Spirit that inhabits eternity and Jesus is the same Spirit come in human flesh (John 4:24, Ephesians 4:4).

To apply it as and/even and therefore distinction rather than separation.

Nevertheless, we must believe in and receive Christ in order to be reborn (John 1:12). And if we reject and/or have unbelief concerning Christ, we do not continue to have salvation. Maybe we cannot be "unborn" but we can die spiritually (James 1:14-16, Romans 6:23).