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What is the "age to come"? The Millennium or heaven, or what?

So you don't have an opinion?

That's what I said.

Why are we not to pray for someone who has committed a sin unto death, and what is the sin unto death?

The only "powers" of signs and wonders that I know of are the Gifts of the Spirit, plus the things that happened in the New Testament that are not listed in a list, but were from God. Hebrews 6 is the only place that mentions powers of the age to come. What do you think that means?

You don't have to see this as the unpardonable sin, so what is? And what would make that person unable to repent? God doesn't wish any to perish, so there is no unsaved person who can't come to Christ. But once enlightened and sanctified, if they turn to another god and reject Christ in whom...

1 John 1:8 and Romans 7:17 are both speaking of BEFORE repentance and coming to Christ. You two may already know that, just throwing in my 2 cents.

One is born again when they receive the Holy Spirit. You know that. This person had the Holy Spirit. The powers of the age to come is in heaven. The Gifts of the Holy Spirit now only give us partial knowledge. But then we shall know God, even as God knows us now. You say: "But this passage...

@Behold I know you read #1031, and are avoiding answering this passage in Hebrews, because they WERE believers, AND YOU KNOW IT. So you just go to another post, and maybe this one will just go away...so you can stay in your delusion.

You got Jews right, but the passage definitely indicates that these had been BELIEVING Jews. Try again. This time try to understand what you are reading. Hint: Unbelieving Jews do not have the Spirit, nor the gifts of the Spirit - the powers of the age to come.

You need to read to context of verse 5, which is verse 4.

What does this mean? Are they still saved? 4 For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted the heavenly gift, and have become partakers of the Holy Spirit, 5 and have tasted the good word of God and the powers of the age to come, 6 if they fall away, to renew them...

How many times have you told me what I believe, only to have me tell you I believe the opposite?

I'm doing that for marks benefit.

What does this passage in Hebrews mean to you? 4 For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted the heavenly gift, and have become partakers of the Holy Spirit, 5 and have tasted the good word of God and the powers of the age to come, 6 if they fall away, to renew...

Lying is bearing false witness against someone to condemn them. You do that everyday.

I come against false teachers that lead the gullible into a false assurance.

No I don't know about him. But you do know Hebrews don't you? Can you answer the question, or side-step it like you just did?

Then you do not believe Paul.

Yes, you are right. Lying is common to @Behold for sure.