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Keraz Another restart. Once you cannot answer my questions, you resort to your restart mode. Much easier to present a list and your ready made view then to prove your view by debate. Stranger

All are good verses you give. I agree we are to purify ourselves. And, I understand what sin is as described by John. None of which place us under law. The way to quit sinning is to abide in Christ; to walk in the Spirit....not to keep the law. The law always finds you guilty. If you're...

No, where no law is there is no transgression. Sin is still present. You do understand the difference don't you? Sin is not imputed doesn't mean there isn't any sin. You do understand the difference don't you? Yes, sin is the transgression of the law. But where no law is, there is no...

gadar perets I never said sin wasn't sin. I said the Church is under no law. I never said it is ok to commit sin because we are not under law. Sin is always sin and when we sin we confess it before God and move on. The law has no power or authority over us to condemn us. We do not try...

Hold on pardner. You're blowing smoke again and not answering my question. You admit that (Rom 11) is about the Jews, the Israelites, as it clearly says. (11:1,25) This means I do not contradict the apostle's or New Testament as you claimed. You want to connect this Israel in (Rom...

The law of the Spirit or the law of Christ is not the Mosaic law. It is the same as walking in the Spirit. It is not obedience to a written law. Note it does not obey the law of Christ. It says fulfill the law of Christ. When one walks in the Spirit, he will fulfill the law of Christ...

Naomi25 Concerning 'the end' in (1 Cor. 24), it clearly is described as when Christ delivers the kingdom to God the Father. "Then cometh the end, when he shall have delivered up the kingdom to God, even the Father;" The Kingdom is the Kingdom reign of Christ on earth. It has to exist before...

I knew Lincoln had to have a hand in it somehow. Quantrill...alias Stranger

(1 Thess. 4:16-17) plainly teaches the Rapture of the Church. No verses in the Bible say such a thing is impossible. Was it impossible for Enoch or Elijah? (Rev. 3:10) is further prove of the Rapture. It proves you wrong when you say God would not remove His people from trials or...

I have no problem with the rest dying. They are not Israel. Exactly, it refers to the Jews. (Rom 11:1) "...an Israelite, of the seed of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin." (Rom. 11:25) "...that blindness in part is happened to Israel until the fulness of the Gentiles be come in." There...

The law of Christ is not the Mosaic law. It is the love between the brethren. (John 13:34) "A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another." Paul did not become law to the Gentiles. He idenitified with the Jews under law. He...

Yes, God will save Israel. The Israel of God are the Jews who believe. Who is Paul addressing in (Rom. 11:1) and (Rom. 11:25)? Who is Israel in these verses? Stranger

You don't have to accept the dispensational view of the Scriptures. It is not my view alone. Just as yours is not yours alone. You have believed a certain theological system concerning end time events. Your system, which is the 'amillennial', I find to be untrustworthy due to it's...

I believe them because I believe they are plainly taught in the Bible. You're the one that labeled me a deceiver for holding to the Rapture. Apply your question to yourself. Stranger

But you are not paying attention. (Rev. 3:10) "Because thou hast kept the word of my patience, I also will keep thee from the hour of temptation, which shall come upon all the world, to try them that dwell upon the earth." Who are brought under this trial? '...all the world, to try them that...

(1 Cor. 9:21-22) does not in any way say the Church is under any law. When he spoke to Jews, he identified with them as under law. When he spoke to Gentiles he identified with them as not under law. Just because you want to paint Paul as under law doesn't make this verse say what you are...

(1 Cor. 9:21) doesn't put the Church under the law or under law, either way you want to word it. As I said, Paul was contrasting between Jew and Gentile. Has nothing to do with the Church being put under any law. Quit being such a hypocrite. You spent the post #103 telling me what I am...

Why do you want to project this lie? Those who hold to the Rapture are not saying they are holding any moral ground. This is the lie presented by you and others against those who believe the Rapture. I don't believe you have even studied your own view against the Rapture. I believe you are...

Paul is the one who wrote (Rom. 11:1,25) which shows I do not contradict the apostles or the New Testatment. And the verses you just gave answers nothing. (Eph. 2:11-18) speaks to the Jews and Gentiles being one body, the Church. So? I have never said otherwise. (Rom. 2:11) speaks...

(1 Cor. 9:21) does not place believers in the Church under the law. Paul is contrasting the Jews who are under the law to the Gentiles who are not under the law. Says nothing about the Church being under the law. It isn't irrelevant. But of course you don't see yourself as part of the...