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The believer is supposed to see self now as being with the Lord Jesus in heaven; for God has “raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus” (Eph 2:6; Col 2:12, 13; 3:1)! There will be nothing to interrupt the resurrection of the saved; thus it’s as we are in...

This is the kicker--"Howbeit when He, the Spirit of truth, is come, He will guide you into all truth! (Jhn 16:13).

If one can be misled or deceived concerning the truth, it's only because they are not truly seeking seeking the truth.; for the "elect" cannot be "deceived" (Mat 24:24; Mar 13:22). "Seek, and ye shall find." Thus, if we do not find, it's because we're not seeking! God bless!

Hi, and thanks for the instructional reply! Yes, this all is evidence of those "departing from the faith," that is, from the doctrine of faith but not from faith, because those that "depart" are not saved by faith. True faith always permanently saves. The biggest distraction now is the various...

There are only a couple other translations (Webeter's Bible and Young's Literal Translation) besides the King James that come from manuscripts that are newer than what the new versions come from; but the manuscripts used for the KJV have been the ones most used. The modern translations come from...

The teachings of the kingdom (Millennial Kingdom—NC) have not been applied to any man. Since they anticipate the binding of Satan, a purified earth, the restoration of Israel and the personal reign of the King, they cannot be applied until God’s appointed time when these accompanying conditions...

Hi, and thanks for your reply. The Church consists of all true believers in Christ, as "The Lord adds to the Church daily such as should be saved" (Act 2:47; 2:39; 5:14).

Thanks for the reply, but not sure what you're trying to say. God bless!

Like what you said here! God bless!!

At the present time Christians have fellowship with God via the New Covenant (or New Testament) in His blessed Son! Presently, Jews who believe in God but not in Christ (Jn 14:1) are in union with God but not in fellowship with Him, until their New Covenant has come (Jer 31:31; Eze 36:24-27)...

It's a given that willful sins demonstrate that one is either still a babe-in-Christ and is still learning about sinning, and will eventually give up wanting to sin. Or they are just professing to be a Christian and have yet to receive Christ, confess and repent.

Only nonintentional sins can be forgiven (Num 15:30; Heb 10:26), so a Christian will never desire to sin. Their sins are more impulsive (e.g. wrathful anger, envy, jealousy, etc.) than intentional, due to God's "work" in them (Phl2:13).

Thanks for the clarification, I believe I see what you are talking about now. God bless!

I like much of what you're sharing, but there's quite a bit of disagreement between us concerning sinning. We still sin, but are forgiven for all!

I must apologize, but I do not understand what you're trying to say, just a slight idea; especially concerning what you said about "Borrowing Christ Jesus’ Risen body to dwell “IN”... ie “IN” Christ." Thanks for the reply, and God bless your Family!

You would get more replies if you didn't use accusations. Be kind and loving Friend (Rev 12:10).

Paul admitted he still sinned after becoming a Christian. In Ro 7:14-25 Paul said it was his old man (sin) that made him do wrong (vs 17, 20). Some do not realize that these verse demonstrate that Paul confessed that he still sinned, but showed us that he didn't want to sin. This is just the...

When we are reborn, we no longer have a desire to sin, and that's God's goal for the believer, as He "works in you" to desire His good pleasure instead of our the old man. We still unintentionally sin because of the old man. and it's the Cross that removed our desire to sin, plus God keeps...

Crucified only means nullified from the old man's damnation and dominion, but not from his presence and temptings! If you're old man was gone you wouldn't be sinning at all, which is not the case. Paul in Ro 7:14-25 just shows that he still sins, even though he is a Christian, but he doesn't...

I wish we could be sinless, but the indwelling old man (Ro 7:17, 20) means we are still sinful. The taking away of our sins just means we are forgiven, not guilty; and the sin nature will "not have dominion over us" (Ro 6:14), because we "are not in the flesh" or old man, though it is in us.