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I believe God inspired the origional text. I believe men translated that text. The translated text is not inspired. again, the greek tells us what it means. You can take it at what it says. Or you can continue to interpret in a way that supports your belief. I learned along time ago there is...

But Paul also makes it clear. they are not saved by those works. Lest anyone should boast (take credit for saving themselves)

once again, Pride has kept you from seeing the truth. God does not save people who does not have real faith I think he knows who does and who does not. He looks at the heart. Not to the lips. Again, when will you trust God.

But this is not humility. It is Pride.. It says God is unable to save you completely. You must in the end. Save yourself

This is great. And applaudible Unfortunately. doing this will not have any part of where you will end up for eternity. its the mindset that says it will. that points to self. and takes away from Gods work.

Oh yes. I am holier than you.. So God loves me more.. I I I.. always pointing to self

To me it points to self.. I do not Murder. I do not Commit Adultry. I do not (insert whatever sin).. In my earlier years they would say I do not drink cuss or smoke.. Those that do can not be saved.. I always ask thats great. What sin do you struggle with. What makes you think you are better...

I will not produce fruit. I will not reap the reward of those who produce fruit. and I will be chastened by God. Who is my father and will discipline me in love

Not sure how me being confident (faith) in the promises of God is a lack of humility. If he questioned his fate. I would question his faith. what was his faith in? Is our faith in God or in ourselves. If My faith is in self. Your right, I could never be certain of my eternity. because I am a...

why do legalistic believers always act like pharisees and try to point the finger at certain sins? Do you still sin? That what makes you any different than any of those people? A child of God can not live in sin. But they can still sin. worry about your own sin, and not the sin of others.

I am not trying to make it personal what about them, Is anyone sinless? 1 John 1: 8 answers this if they are not. then everyone sins correct? so you tell me. what about them? Are they saved or lost? ie. your question is prety much invalid. all have sined, are sinning and will sin, and fall...

Well good thing I am in Christ then.

Oh I am sure. We can doubt God in areas of our life But do we doubt God about our eternity?

I ask again, Are you sinless? I ask. Because if your answer is no. then you claim you are a child of God who still sins. so what differentiate you from me?

did you think repeating the same post was going to help you? the answers did not change. Can you respind to the answers? Ah. So its like the OT animal sacrifices. where an animal was substituted in our place. and purchased our atonement and redemption Yes.. Because he took what we owe. and he...

Lets look in the greek I will even use the old king james version to show you how it used to be written. Repent ye, - second person plural. this is a command to be given to everyone. (ye in old english was plural form of you) you Be baptized - third person singular, the command was only given...

There is a sin, its called unbelief. All manner of sin and blasphemy WILL BE FORGIVEN. Actually yes it does. Because if God did not pay for a particual sin. then the law must cover it. There is no other option Again, Context is of the law. It is what the whole book of Hebrews is written...

are you saying you are sinless?

I normally do not like the NLV. But in this case it got it correct. Not sure what version he is using. the word is AGAPE. We love because he first loved us, In fact. the only way we can produce Agape love is because of what he gave us 1 John 4: 17 Love has been perfected among us in this...

Ah. So its like the OT animal sacrifices. where an animal was substituted in our place. and purchased our atonement and redemption? Yes.. Because he took what we owe. and he paid the prince in our place. Yes. To work out our salvation, to practice it. To Make fruit. Not to stay saved. Yes...