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There is...in Romans 6:6, Galatians 5:24, Galatians 2:20.

May the Lord abundantly bless you, @BreadOfLife...may He also receive you as a son. You too, @Blood Bought 1953...

"Lucky Repentance" is a biblical doctrine (1 Corinthians 15:37, Matthew 13:30). (see also scriptures that I have referenced below). It is you who preach a false gospel because your gospel is devoid of the need to repent. You would condemn John the Baptist as a false teacher. And Jesus Himself...

If it doesn't matter whether the believer continues in sin (i.e. they continue to be saved in the midst of willfully sinning against the Lord) then what is the point of "restoring" them? What are they being restored from and to?

It actually can be explained...I have written a six post statement on the subject (read posts #1-#6 of the following thread):. True Trinity. :) That is my doctrine to a "t".

Actually, the Jewish people held the word of God in such high esteem that if they made a mistake in the copying process, they would burn the copy.

I'm paying attention to what he is saying because it makes good sense and is also biblical. He was making his own case, not yours...

No I'm thinking that it was before. The sacrifice of the doves was at the circumcision of the child; which was when He was eight days old. Jesus did not receive the gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh until He was 2.

I take great care to read and study the scriptures every day I am alive... I am always asking the Holy Spirit to speak through me when I teach here on these boards; I ask that everything that comes off of my keyboard might be directly from Him. And fyi I read through all of the epistles...

Your translation is not inspired by God because it plainly contradicts the scriptural reality of John 5:24 (kjv...as well as in other versions). He did not stand condemned; he merely was to blame; otherwise John 5:24 (kjv) isn't true. If you have the fear of Him in you, you will never leave...

That is not what I was referring to.

The promise of eternal security is given to those whom Jesus knows (John 10:27). Jesus will say to many on that day, I never knew you, because they were workers of iniquity (Matthew 7:23). Those who practiced iniquity will be cast into the furnace of fire (Matthew 13:41-42).

@farouk, I didn't know you had mormonism in your theology...

If anything I say isn't backed by holy scripture, feel free to disregard it... But if it is, believe in it for the scripture's sake...or at least believe in the scriptures themselves.

1 John 1:8 speaks of indwelling sin in the present and future and 1 John 1:10 speaks of practical sins in the past. 1 John 1:8 does not speak of practical sinning; otherwise it is in contradiction to 1 John 3:9, 1 John 3:6 w/ 1 John 2:17, and 1 John 3:7-8. It is speaking of indwelling sin that...

Nope...my position is that the kjv is superior to all other versions. Other translations can give insight into the meaning of what it says in the kjv... But where there is discrepancy, the kjv has the truest rendering of the original Greek and Hebrew (and Aramaic) manuscripts. It is the...

Already did...and came to the conclusion that I came to, also. I know that you cannot expound that passage without also coming to the same conclusion...but that you also are afraid of the conclusion that presents itself there.

I most certainly believe that the kjv is inspired and inerrant...so no, I do not get your meaning.

Of course, I was referring to the concept that if anyone made this prayer and then fell away because he was shallow soil (see Luke 8:13) and did not continue in the faith...but fell back into a lifestyle of sin...and did not ever come back as a prodigal son or daughter...that they do not...