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Marymog Setting the record straight. At this stage, Missouri seceded and the War is on. Quantrill is recognized as the leader of his band. And here is an interesting occurance. Again, quotes are from (The Devil Knows How To Ride, Edward E. Leslie, Da Capo Press, 1996) "A Confederate...

Yes God demands obedience to the Law. But by your terminology, you are placing the believer under the Mosaic Law. That is the sound of the voice of God with you and I under Law. "Demands Obedience". Under Grace the sound of the voice of God is different. (Rom. 6:1-2) "...Shall we...

epostle Yes, the Father revealed to Peter who Christ was. Yes, Jesus Christ is the builder of His Church. The Reformers sought reform within the Church. An understanding of what is 'catholic' is what is in order. 'Catholic' speaks to all born-again believers everywhere. Thus all...

The obvious answer is that your a sinner like everyone else. Yes, I am a sinner like everyone else also. I have never said otherwise. So you see, that is not a 'Reformational lie' as you say. As to your only committing unintentional trespasses and not wilful sins, ok, if you say so. But I...

Eve was recognizing the promise of (Gen. 3:15) Abraham was recognizing the promises of the Abrahamic Covenant given to him. He knew if He had killed Isaac, God would raise him up from the dead. I don't hold Peter to a standard at all. I disagree that he is the rock upon which the Church...

I don't try and keep the Law because I am not under the Law. If you can't keep the Law what good is it doing you? The Law doesn't allow for occasional breaking. Your effort to keep the law is an effort to establish your righteousness, not the righteousness of God. Stranger

And I am trying to help you understand you are involved in an impossible task. The Law just finds you guilty. You can't keep it. So quit trying to make other people keep it. Stranger

See (Psalm 107:24-31) Stranger

Of course we can. Appreciate your agreement. Stranger

Ok, you are a sinner. Now, you answer. Do you sin? Stranger

Of course Eve believed she was. See (Gen. 4:1). Yes, Abraham did believe he was. See. (Heb. 11:17-19) You admit that Peter never acknowledged such a claim. Stranger

So, are you telling me that you do not sin? Stranger

These are being televised. I find them very interesting and woeful. I liken them to the Dred Scott case just before the War between the States. Once the decision of the Supreme Court in the Dred Scott case was made, the northern states went on a rampage. They refused to acknowledge...

If your motivation is not keeping the Law, then why are you trying to make others keep the Law? Stranger

That is just you talking. I did not say Christ did not have all authority. I said He is not reigning yet on the earth. See (Ps. 110:1) and (Rev. 11:15). Stranger

I am surprised by your dishonesty. Are you telling me you do not sin? Just because you are freed from slavery to sin, doesn't mean you don't sin. Indeed, God calls us saints. Saints are nothing but saved sinners. Stranger

The difference is the motivation. Your motivation is to obey the Law and please God. So you say you don't break the Law. Your righteousness is produced, which is filthy rags. The believer who walks in the Spirit, is not trying to obey the Law to please God, he is walking in the Spirit...

Grace is what makes the believer acceptable to God, due to Christ's work, though the believer is a sinner. The more one walks in the Spirit, the less he sins. But we are always sinners. Stranger

The saints are not reigning at this time. And Christ is not reigning on the earth at this time. Just because you belong to Christ does not mean Christ is reigning on the earth. When Christ reigns on the earth, the earth will obey His will. That is yet future. Stranger

Yes, if the text you are speaking of is (Matt. 16:16-18). Plus, Peter never made claim to any such position. You gave the example of Moses earlier as to his position. Yet he knew he was in that position and acted accordingly. Peter never did. Stranger