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Rita, I may live my life without willful sinning, but I am far from perfect. Those are two different things, and I see by your wording that I've highlighted, you have been taught that the Father cannot see our sins we willfully commit through the blood of His Son. IOW, we are not really still...

You still are not saying if you believe this or not, whether you believe in healing or not. And neither did you ask my first question of what you believe. Do you even have an answer to what you believe?

Not sins of lawlessness, NO! Read this carefully Bob. Do NOT reason it away with a human understanding that doesn't understand a supernatural God. Sins of lawlessness are sins unto death. Those are the sins that we lost the desire to commit when Jesus gave us a new heart called partaking of the...

You still don't get it. CHRISTIANS DON'T ROB BANKS. I am born again. Those who are born again with no old desires to sin cannot sin. 1 John 3:9 We are slaves of righteousness and are no longer under the engraved in stone laws you had to memorize to know. The laws we keep go deeper than the...

It is in an actual physical sense just like Jesus did. I've never done it, but I know people who have raised the dead. I've only commanded someone to be healed, and they were. And I've been healed. But for some reason I can't heal myself, nor have I read where anyone else has healed themselves...

Everyone is under the law UNTIL they have the Holy Spirit. And only Christians have the Holy Spirit. Is that really so hard to understand? It seems to be going over your head for some reason. Why? Have you never been taught about receiving the Holy Spirit, or just about the law?

Actually, we have even more than Adam first did. Yes, we now have a pure free-will, but instead of wanting to choose evil, like disobeying God and eat a harmless looking piece of fruit, we are slaves of righteousness. Romans 6:18. This is because we not only have a pure human nature, we partake...

Yes, for sinners without the Spirit. Do you not know how the New Covenant operates for Christians? Do you think we really need to know not to murder?

It teaches a non-Christian without the laws written on our hearts what sin is.

Those are still unintentional sins. Lack of God's truth. That was your question I was responding to. This is one thing that the RCC got right - the difference between mortal sins (sin unto death) and venial sins (sins NOT unto death.) Venial sins may also be inconsequential to one and no sin...

Recently I asked a radio call-in-Bible-question show and asked them if a sociopath or psychopath without any conscience could ever be saved. That question stumped them.

But did he really? I saw him in an interview in prison after he was supposedly saved, and he was asked if he would still kill if he was ever out of prison. He said yes. That is not a person who Jesus has taken away his desire to commit sins of lawlessness.

It is only for sinners.

Not all. Romans 14.

I agree with your first sentence, but not the first half of the second. The Ten Commandments IS the Old Covenant, the sign of which must and can only be kept by the letter of the law which is death.

Believing a false doctrine and acting on it innocently, even preaching that if others don't believe it they are damned.

Can you name those laws?

@MatthewG Is this a full sentence? "Or is our own carnal minded nature?"

Which law are you speaking of?

@Bob Estey Those who have been born again are like Christ when it comes to temptation/being tested. We have His power in us to flee temptation. Jesus has defeated the devil in us. 1 John 3:8 He who sins is of the devil, for the devil has sinned from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of...