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Again, justifying a little bit of sin is no different than justifying lots of sin. Telling others you are a sinner (present tense) saved by God’s grace shows that you have not really changed and it can lead others (even children) to treat God’s grace as a license to sin. In fact, that’s what...

Yes you do. Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. For he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting. And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due...

Works For Salvation Verses & Passages (After We are Saved By God’s Grace): “Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only.” (James 2:24). “Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone.” (James 2:17). 10 “For there are many unruly and vain talkers and...

You yourself admitted that you are a sinner (present tense) saved by God’s grace. You said in reality you are sinner (present tense) and by some flip of insanity you believe you are righteous in the eyes of God by simply having faith in the Son of God. That’s an abuse of God’s grace right...

Yes. Children of disobedience is in reference to unbelievers. That would be both those who never came to the faith, and those believers who have went back to the world sinning or those believers who never gave up their sin since they claimed to have accept Christ as their Savior. For in...

No. Your not getting it. Paul would not warn us about falling into being a child of disobedience if it was not possible. He is not saying that you will become an unbeliever whereby it condemns you. He simply condemns those who do those evil things. Nowhere do those who sin are just referring...

To all: What Protestant Belief Alone Salvationist church is affirming constantly to us believers that we are to be careful to maintain good works according to Titus 3:8? Zero. All the ones I attended are not doing that. My discussions with other believers online over the past 11 or so years...

While believers are changed in the new birth whereby they have a new heart, with new desires, that does not mean that they are forever changed to the point whereby they are not warned by other faithful believers to do good and to continue in the faith, and God’s grace, etcetera. Paul says to be...

Again, you took issue with Adam saying that Hebrews 6, and Hebrews 10 are the two biggest warnings on apostasy in the Bible. Then you quoted Revelation 14:9-12. You acted like Adam was saying that was the only two warnings on apostasy in the Bible by your reaction because you quoted Revelation...

Again, your false holiness routine (fake sheep skin) is not going to work. You don’t believe holy living as taught in the Bible (2 Thessalonians 2:13, Hebrews 12:14, Romans 8:13). The problem is that you said, I quote. “Yes, I'm a sinner saved by grace!” Quote by Charlie24. Source quote...

1 Timothy 5:8 is spoken by the apostle Paul (the famous grace teacher). Paul is actually saying if you do not provide for your own (your close brethren) or especially they that of your own household, you have denied the faith and you are worse than an infidel (i.e. unbeliever). So why would...

While I only provided my short list of verses in post #1072 on how works of faith (or Sanctification) plays a part in our salvation (after being saved by God’s grace), I do think these two portions of Scripture need to be added to this short list. “But if any provide not for his own, and...

@Charlie24 You also have not really explained what your position is on 2 Thessalonians 2:11-12, and Ephesians 5:5-6 (Which is a part of the video from Adam at Epiousion Apologetics). They both appear to be connected in that a deception or delusion is going on. The strong delusion to believe a...

Here is an example out of English: Bob says to Rick on the phone, “So I walked my dog the other day and he escaped from my leash, and ran away.” Rick answers, “Oh man. Did you find him?” This sentence is a part of the English speaking world and it is not improper grammar. It’s pretty common...

My reply hardly was book length. It was not even the length of a short essay. But the writings I provided to you is primarily from the Bible. If your belief was biblical in the slightest sense, you would address those verses with Scripture. But seeing your belief does not really exist but...

No it isn't. Going back to the Law would be obeying things that are exclusive to the Law of Moses like being circumcised to be saved, keeping the Saturday Sabbath, the dietary laws, the holy days, etcetera. Paul basically says he is under the Law(s) to Christ (See: 1 Corinthians 9:21). The...

Well, you are actually disagreeing with Scripture because that is what Adam primarily was focused on quoting. For God sends a strong delusion to believe a lie which would be those who have pleasure in unrighteousness. 2 Thessalonians 2:11-12 11 “And for this cause God shall send them strong...

I provided an answer for you on this verse in this thread here: Matthew 24:20 is not telling us to perpetually keep the weekly Sabbath command. I provided an answer for you on this passage in this thread here: Romans 7:7-12 is not telling us to keep the Saturday Sabbath Command.

In Romans 7:1-6, Paul is telling Messianic Christians (i.e. those brethren who know Old Testament Law - Romans 7:1) that the Old Law is dead and that they should serve in newness of Spirit (i.e. the New Testament Scriptures that were still being formed) and not in oldness of the letter (i.e. the...

Matthew 24:20 says, “But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on the sabbath day:” The reason why a believer in Judaea was not to travel during the winter because it can be too harsh of an environment to travel. The reason why a believer in Judaea is told not to travel on the...