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Yup, as the Scripture says "put off the old man" and "put on the new man" .

You have no idea? The Scripture already told you: only those who abide in Him receive His Spirit, and only those who obey Him abide in Him (1 Jn 3:23, 24).

Yes, I agree we are saved by grace through faith, not anything good we did--I'm not disagreeing with the verse, I'm agreeing with your verse; I'm only disagreeing with your definition of "saved", and with the implications you baselessly assert attend your false definition.

How does vv11-13 disprove vv6-16, 26, 27? Tell us. Lol

Nope, 7th Day Sabbath commemorates God's rest after creating the old creation, but we're a new creation: since God created anew, He rested anew, and there is no obligation that I commemorate the old rest from creating the old creation.

LOL youre literally defending a Judaizing heretic who believes Christians are under the Law of Moses because you have no answers for your own petty grievances that your falsehoods are disproven. You really ought to check yourself .

1. You don't have a leg to stand on. How are the Gentile believers deemed "doers of the Law" without the Law? Lol No, the Law isn't nullified by faith, because those who serve not in the oldnesss of the letter but in the newness of the Spirit are "doers of the Law" (Ro 2). 2. LOL nope, we know...

No, Paul didn't lie, you just don't understand what "salvation" is. Salvation from slavery to sin and wrath on sinners was typed by the Jews' salvation from Egypt--still, after being saved by the blood of lambs (as we're saved by the blood of the Lamb), and being "baptized into Moses" (as we...

The book of 1 John is laying out criteria for testing spirits (1 Jn 4:1). Specifically, the gnostic heretics taught "because the material world is inherently sinful" : 1) gnostic Christians never stop sinning, they will continue living sinfully 2) Christ didn't incarnate, because, if He had, He...

Walking in the Spirit is one and the same as keeping His commands : 1) believe in the name of God's Son and 2) love one another.

After salvation if you live in sin you will die (Ro 8:12,13; 1 Co 9:26-1 Co 10; Heb 10:38,39).

"Christ is of no avail to you" means I cannot believe what you believe--Christ only avails those who believe. TTYL

TTYL Gotta get ready for dialysis. I'm gonna be late.

I don't accept "you have your ideas and I have mine"--I hold to Scripture, and you reject Scripture. There is no uncertainty in me about the things we have mainly discussed (except for where those who pay for their sins and finally get out of torment will go).

You reject Scripture. "Christ is of no avail to you" (Galatians 5:2). You apparently don't like order. Christ died for everyone, but those who do not believe are not availed anything by Christ. Anyway, I gotta get ready for dialysis.

Yes, "the righteousness of faith" is that God declares the ungodly to be in right standing because of the righteousness of being forgiven (Ro 4:6-8). That is what Paul is talking about. The same Paul goes on to speak of "footsteps of faith of Abraham", and that the believer who does not walk in...

So, you're saying you don't have answers for anything I've stated, so you're running away to another verse now, right?

Who is twisting Scripture between us? You have outright rejected it! If I say I made a buffet for EVERYONE, and ANYONE who wants to come and partake can do so, but yet people say "NO THANKS!", the buffet is still there but not EVERYONE came. This is just as Jesus taught, nothing different.

No, you're misrepresenting me. I didn't say His death wasn't "for" all people, but that it is only effective for His friends, who can be of any and all people. It's for all, and anyone can partake, but not all do--they pay for their own sins, and "Christ does not avail them anything" (Gal 5:2).

I do not study Calvin because he was wrong. I don't waste my time.