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Did the Hyper-Grace movement teach you that lie, or did you just make that all up this moment? I think you made that up. The idea of contrast is used often in the Old Testament Books, so nothing new there. And Apostle John is speaking ALL those verses to believing Christians. Instead what you're...

Well, you just contradicted yourself. It's true when we walk in The Spirit we are overcoming our flesh lusts. But we can... slip up and still do sin, IF... we do not walk by The Spirit. I only know One Who was Perfect in doing that, and that is our Lord Jesus Christ. So once again, I refer to...

That's silly too, because 2 Peter 1:9 is specifically talking about sins that were in past history. Peter is talking to Christian brethren about their calling and their previous corruptions vs. the promises in Christ. You couldn't be more mistaken as to what that 2 Peter 1 Scripture is about! 2...

That's silly. Paul is talking about sins ALL believers committed PRIOR to their belief on Jesus Christ. Romans 3:22 says 'all' them that believe. That means us too.

No, you cannot create a division like that in 1 John 1. From the very first verse, it's clear that John is speaking to believers on Christ Jesus. You can't make an excuse to serve the Hyper-Grace theory just because you don't understand the 1 John 3:9 verse. 1 John 2:1-2 2:1 My little children...

Well, yes, you kind of did. What I said was about thinking we can be literally... perfect in our flesh, which is IMPOSSIBLE. If you believe we can, then you just revealed the false Hyper-Grace theory, that you are a believer on it. Haven't you even read Galatians 3:22? We can only be 'counted'...

Nah, IF... when... we commit sin after... having believed and been baptized, and refuse to repent to Jesus of it, then... we become guilty of iniquity, and our sin is NOT covered. The proof of this Paul gave also... Rom 3:24-25 24 Being justified freely by His grace through the redemption that...

Your common Grace movement belief is made up by men. 1 John 1 is easy to understand, and it is Apostle John speaking to believers on Christ Jesus!

What do you mean, what a thing to say? Are you now TRYING to put words into my mouth??? Are you now trying to bear false witness against me?? God rebuke you if you are. I will never... agree with the Hyper-Grace movement, it is not Biblical, but only a movement by men for the deceived. And it...

You're not sticking with the Matthew 7 Scripture by that reasoning. You cannot claim the works of prophesying for Jesus, casting out devils in His name, or doing many wonderful works in His name, are sins of unrighteousness. Those things are not the "iniquity" He was pointing to. Thus those WERE...

Well, you kind of rejected the idea of not needing future repentance of sin in the beginning of your post, and then you did a kind of turn around. Even after believing on Jesus Christ and baptized, we still will... commit sin. That is was one of Apostle John's specific points in 1 John 1... 1...

I hope you're not, but the one's really behind the movement are. Seeking perfection in the flesh is the main desire of Satan's children of darkness during this present world. Eve's sin involved the lusts of the flesh, yet Satan's temptation also involved the claim of knowledge of good and evil...

You're making excuses. That's wrong. Matt 7:22 22 Many will say to Me in that day, 'Lord, Lord', have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? KJV Those works in red are the 'works of righteousness'. To deny that is to be...

Sorry, I don't believe in the perfection of the flesh period, not even at the resurrection (your words in bold above?). God's Word does not teach that. See 1 Corinthians 15:42-50, especially with how Apostle Paul points to Christ's resurrection body as being "a quickening spirit"; 2 Corinthians...

The works reveal them as His servants, just as the unprofitable servant was given a talent even though he did nothing with it. The works show they had... to have a relationship with Jesus to do those works. So we cannot just up and say those weren't really believers on Him. To say they were not...

Your idea about the gnostics sounds confusing, since the Hyper-Grace movement actually treats sins of the flesh as irrelevant after one believes on Jesus Christ. The gnostics didn't believe the flesh was divine, but only our spirit. Yet the occultist believes that flesh can be divine also, and...

I have a spirit inside my flesh body. My flesh body is not the real me; my spirit inside is. My flesh is only material earthy matter that will go back to the earthly elements when my flesh dies, or if the change at the twinkling of an eye happens first with Jesus' coming. My flesh will never...

In the latter example of the unprofitable servant, right. That's a believer, a claimed believer. The first example in Matthew 7 is about believers with works in Christ Jesus, so we cannot just say they weren't true believers. So it's dangerous to think that example is about someone who doesn't...

Belief on the perfection of the flesh is one of the causes for thinking we have no further need to repent to Jesus of our future sins. Some pastors try to teach that for the short period before Adam and Eve sinned, that that short period showed a time of perfection in the flesh. It is another...

Matt 7:21-23 21 Not every one that saith unto Me, "Lord, Lord", shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of My Father Which is in heaven. 22 Many will say to Me in that day, "Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Thy name? and in Thy name have cast out devils? and in...