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No I don't. I teach salvation by the grace of God.

And you are the Pharisee here?

But you are joining in with the antichrist spirits you seem to find here.

Yes, indeed. I pray that you read and observe the teaching there given to Timothy. It would do wonders for you.

That has nothing whatsoever to do with what I posted. But I am curious. You post as if you think 1 Corinthians 4:9-16 is about you. Did I get that right?

And yet again.

Why do you seem to bad-mouth all who post here?

Right back atcha. You seem to be self-described by such passages.

In being justified, one is not made righteous; but rather one is declared, reckoned, counted, credited as righteous. In justifying the sinner, God is forgiving his sins and declaring him as righteous. That is, perhaps, a minor point; but it is an important point. Rom 4:3 For what does the...

But none of that has much of anything to do with the meaning of the word "justified" in Luke 7:29.

And are you including yourself in that debasement of those who have posted here on this topic? Probably not even though you obviously should.

I didn't call "being born again of water and Spirit" nonsense. I called "birthed our spirit into His" nonsense. I stand by that. As for being born again of water and Spirit, I would point out here that it was well defined and illustrated by Peter in his sermon on the day of Pentecost where...

You think that because you do not really understand what Paul is saying when he says salvation is not by works. And because you preach another gospel from that which Paul preached. Yours is a false Calvinist soteriology.

(ESV) Act 13:37 but he whom God raised up did not see corruption. 38 Let it be known to you therefore, brothers, that through this man forgiveness of sins is proclaimed to you, 39 and by him everyone who believes is freed from everything from which you could not be freed by the law of Moses...

I think I understand reasonably well the meaning of being born again of water and Spirit. That is why I called it nonsense. And further, "birthed our spirits into His"???? As I asked, what could that possibly mean? It is nothing short of gibberish.

If one has been justified, then his sins have been forgiven. There is no condition of being justified and not being forgiven. They are essentially, though not precisely, the same thing. Strictly speaking, when God justifies a person, He is declaring no punishment for that person. To be...

No, but that is a common fallacy.

That is totally nonsensical. What could it possibly even mean?

The Scriptures do not refer to Jesus as God's Living word. That is something that you made up. If you wish to think that about Jesus, you are free to do that, but please do not try to pass it off as scriptural designation.

That has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the ending of the Gospel of Mark. It seems pretty clear that you no knowledge of the Canon of the Bible, what it is or where it comes from.