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Please give your exposition of Hebrews 10:26-27. Please try to exegete the text and not engage in eisegesis.

The claim is substantiated for as long as you do not provide proof for your claim. If you cannot provide proof for your claim, my claim that you have no proof for your claim is substantiated by virtue of the fact that you do not provide proof for your claim.

He exhorts you to have faith in Him which is a choice that is made by every man whether to believe or not believe (Joshua 24:15, John 1:12, Revelation 3:20, Revelation 22:17)

Did Jesus die for the sin of a permanent unbelief? Did He die for the sin of blasphemy of the Holy Ghost? If not, then He did not die for all sins.

Let me put it this way: Jesus died for all of my sins past present and future but if I commit sins willfully in the future, there remains no more sacrifice for sins and that includes the sacrifice of Jesus on the Cross. Therefore, because I am born again and am sealed by the Holy Spirit, I will...

It was, sorry to burst your bubble.

It is also not my message. Hebrews 10:26-31 applies to deliberate sins that are committed in utter rebellion against the Lord; not mistakes that we make in ignorance or weakness.

1 John 1:9, 1 John 2:1. These verses apply to you as well as they do to me.

See post #219 (Hebrews 10:26-31)

Applies more to his attitude than it does mine.

There was indeed an interpreter...yours truly (see 1 Corinthians 14:13). Did you think that because no one interpreted it immediately, that therefore it had to be false tongues and therefore you could call the Holy Spirit a demon and get away with it?

I will say that we are only not under the law, dead to the law, and delivered from the law if we are born again. And those who are born again have the desire not to sin. If anyone desires to sin and is hiding under the idea that he is not under the law, is dead to the law, and is delivered...

I happen to know that it was tongues. You don't want to believe that it was, and it behooves you not to believe that it was because if it was then you may have indeed blasphemed the Holy Ghost. But don't worry; that only means that you are in danger of eternal condemnation (Mark 3:29 (kjv))...

What did I say that didn't line up with scripture? Show forth the quote and the scripture that contradicts it. I do not condemn those who have a genuine faith in Jesus Christ. If you feel condemned by what I preach, then maybe you aren't a genuine believer. My constant prayer, that I pray...

So, you're saying that when the believer sins, he is not really sinning... I can see this as being true to a certain extent. However, there is also a sanctification aspect of Matthew 7:23 and Matthew 13:41-42... And it has to do with the fact that the born again believer is not practically a...

The proof of my claim is in that you cannot provide proof for your claim. If you can, then set it forth to us. Otherwise, I have proven that you do not have proof, as evidenced by the fact that you cannot provide the proof that is required. But if you can provide the proof that I require...

If you have the proof that it was Jesus who said those things, then show forth the proof. The burden of proof is on you. For you are the one claiming that Jesus spoke those words. Show forth the archaeological evidence, or the evidence through prophecy that has been fulfilled; and maybe then...

Yet, you have liked a post where someone identified the Holy Spirit as devils coming out of me... I say to you verily that you are not forgiven for this and are in danger of eternal condemnation (Mark 3:29 (kjv)). And the fact that you think that you could never lose your salvation puts you in...

You have no proof that He spoke those words in the 20th century. My question to you would be, was He there in the flesh when He spoke these words? If so, where is He now? is He hidden in some secret chamber? Mat 24:26, Wherefore if they shall say unto you, Behold, he is in the desert; go not...

If anyone is born again, they are no longer a worker of iniquity. Mat 7:23, And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity. Mat 13:41, The Son of man shall send forth his angels, and they shall gather out of his kingdom all things that offend, and...