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@BloodBought 1953 Your username says you are blood bought. But while Romans 3:25 is true, you ignore the other verse on the blood applying to your life. It’s 1 John 1:7. If we walk in the light (i.e. love our brother), the blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from all sin. Note: You can see...

Then you are no different than George Sodini except that you justify other sins that God condemns. For you agree with Luther’s words that you can sin a thousand times a day. Just how much was he exaggerating? Did he mean hundreds of sins? 50 sins a day? 25 sins a day? Well, according to...

See. This is what’s dumb about what you believe. You encourage others to sin by saying we are all sinners and you say that nobody obeys Jesus or can, and then you turn around and act like this one sin (murder) is not covered by the blood. So you are not consistent with future sins being...

What do you think 2 Corinthians 7:1 says?

My goal is simply to get you to see what the Bible says. It's not really about me trying to be an authority over you or to make you think I am better than you or to tell you to what to do. Again. I did not write the Bible. God did. It's God who is telling you what to do. Not me. God wrote...

So is that how you treat your reading of the Bible?

So you never quoted a verse for a Christian to believe before? Are you saying that all verses cannot be believed? If you disagree with the plain reading of 1 Peter 4:1-2, the burden of proof is not on me to prove it, but it is on you to prove your case that it does not mean what it plainly says.

So even if we were to take Luther's words as an exaggeration (Which is not proven by the context of what he said), what fraction or percentage did Luther really mean? Does that mean we can sin a hundred times a day? Is that what he meant? Maybe he meant 50 times a day? Either way it would be...

In order to prove you are correct that we are taking that one verse out of context, you need to prove that we are doing so. Just saying so does not prove your case. Generally when I disagree with another believer who is taking a verse out of context, I usually post the words of the context and...

But not everyone will take it the way you do. Others who believe their future sin is forgiven them have in fact treated God's grace as a license to sin. George Sodini murdered a bunch of people and took his own life and in his suicide letter he wrote that he was saved without works and by a...

I believe there is only one gospel and that is found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4. To see my explanation on this, see here. I am nothing. Christ is everything. There is no righteous acts of my own. A believer can only do good by the power of Jesus Christ. So there is no boasting in oneself, but...

If you truly want to challenge your belief and see if it is really true, I would watch some videos by Pastor Alan Balou. I would start with this one.

Well, if you were to actually read the verses I shown to you more carefully, then you would be able to see or discern the two different aspects of salvation described by the apostle Paul himself. Ephesians 2:8-9 is talking about being saved INITIALLY by God’s grace through faith without works...

First, this explanation does not undo what Galatians 5:24 says. Galatians 5:24 says they that are Christ’s have crucified the affections and lusts. Your belief does not believe that plain statement in Galatians 5:24 because you hold to the popular Christian viewpoint that says you can sin and...

So that’s your excuse for not believing Psalms 106:3? Really?

As for Martin Luther: If history is correct on what he communicated, he said, I quote: “No sin can separate us from Him, even if we were to kill or commit adultery thousands of times each day” ['Let Your Sins Be Strong, from 'The Wittenberg Project;' 'The Wartburg Segment', translated by Erika...

Are you aware of portions of Scripture like Galatians 5:24, 1 Peter 4:1-2, and 2 Corinthians 7:1? If so, how do you change them to fit your belief?

So you don’t believe Psalms 106:3. That’s not surprising.

Psalms 106:3 says we are to do righteousness at all times. The deception in Christianity today is that we can do good and evil at the same time and be saved by God’s grace. Good mixed in with doing evil is not doing good.

What is helpful in understanding 1 John 1:8 is looking at its immediate context. 1 John 1:10 says if we say we have not sinned. 1 John 1:10 switches gears from 1 John 1:8 in regards to time; John talks about the declaration on committing sin in verse 8 (which is present tense) to a declaration...