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He is not contradicting himself. If you pit two verses together against one verse, that one verse, like a sword, will cut those verses back in two. Good night.

I am not going to quote them for you so that you can pick them apart. You are going to have to come across them in your own reading time. Look for that word "imputed" though in the kjv.

I disagree with your premise. The apostle John said "we" in 1 John 1:8, that included himself. You still commit unintentional sins, you have admitted that in times past. I was also not talking about committing sins; I was talking about indwelling sin. A person can have indwelling sin and not...

I'm not talking about the law of the Spirit of life in Christ. I'm talking about propitiation and imputed righteousness.

I know what the Bible says on this subject. It seems to me that I am in a season where many are coming against me; some even whom I have counted as friends previously; or at least, I have counted them to be sound in the faith. Aren't the 613 the law of Moses? What does Romans 3:20 say about...

The reality is that our salvation isn't based on our being able to have a perfect performance in our Christian walk; and neither is it dependent on our being in a state of not sinning when the Lord returns for us to take us home. It is based on the perfect righteousness of Christ being applied...

You are of the least in the kingdom if you are in the kingdom; and this is the judgment of our Lord...and that is all I have to say.

Therefore all 613 define sin and call men out as being sinners.

So the law is still valid. I would contend that you are least in the kingdom if you define the law as merely the ten commandments rather than all six hundred and thirteen (Matthew 5:19). To be called great, you would need to acknowledge that one jot or one tittle has by no means passed from...

The answer is found in Romans 10:13. Technically, one is saved because of calling on the name of the Lord (John 1:12 is a parallel verse); as a direct result of doing so. Now, one may be regenerated and renewed shortly afterward, or else at the moment of confession. What matters is that...

Peace in.

@Scoot, Criticism is spelled "criticism". I believe there is a button near the top where you can edit the thread name, if you have started the thread. But perhaps I am being overly critical...:D:p:cool:.

The sin that I commit 5 minutes from now, will be in the past 5 minutes and 1 second from now. So, I think that you are saying that it is not forgiven until that extra second occurs so that our sin is in the past; which would indicate that if we are in a state of sin at the moment of death, we...

So, you believe that the law is not a schoolmaster to lead men to Christ (Romans 3:20, Galatians 3:24, Psalms 19:7 (kjv))?

The one who does the will of the Lord will abide for ever (1 John 2:17).

@BreadOfLife, In accusing me of lying I believe that you have accused me of being a liar; and that your accusation has placed me in danger of the lake of fire according to Revelation 21:8, if it be found to be true. I have to admit that I was angry with you over this; but then, I realize that...

Yet another lie... You would do well also to heed the voice of the moderators...if you are not careful they are going to close this thread and may also come down on you with some form of discipline.

You have a false assurance and will surely die in your sins except you repent of your unbelief. You have said on a number of occasions that you think that I am unwilling to come to Jesus that I might have life, because I study the holy scriptures. I would say that you would do well to judge...

In answer to your other question, all sins are under the blood; we are not under the law, are dead to it, and are delivered from it as concerning condemnation (Romans 6:14, Romans 7:4, Galatians 2:19, Romans 7:6). However, if we are truly born again, the law has been written on our hearts and...

I was merely waiting for your disagreement, so that I could show scripturally how & why our present and future sins are redeemed and not just our past ones. Rom 4:8, Blessed is the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin. The Lord will not impute sin to the redeemed man, when he commits them...