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Both Tertullian and Cyprian in the 200's.

I'm not talking about what we are born into, but when we die. If you are still sinning at the time of your death, then you don't belong to Christ and are neither righteous nor holy and will remain filthy forever in hell.

As I said to Preacher4Truth, a verse that was supposedly added after the Alexandrian codices were created, was quoted 100 years before the Alexandrian codices existed. No, they subtracted verses, possibly because of doctrinal issues. I'll stick with the NKJV.

Wrong. How could a verse be quoted a hundred years BEFORE the Alexandrian manuscripts were created. They were subtracted.

What is interesting is that back then when speaking of "Scripture," Paul was referring to the Old Testament. It was the rabbis who were corrupting Scripture, like divorcing for any reason.

I hear ya! It had to do with the Nicolaitan Gnostics that believed Jesus only came in Spirit. They interpret that to mean only sins of your spirit are condemned, but sins of the flesh were good; in fact, you must sin in the flesh daily to receive grace. That is why God hated this doctrine. The...

@Willie T @marks @Episkopos The "implied" meaning is not always the truth about a Christian. 1. You have to know who is being described - believer or non-believer. 2. You have to know by the nationality of the writer, what he means when he uses an idiom from his country. If you take someone...

The one verse that popped into my head regarding this topic of baptism is Matthew 10:32-33. 32 “Therefore whoever confesses Me before men, him I will also confess before My Father who is in heaven. 33 But whoever denies Me before men, him I will also deny before My Father who is in heaven.

Okay, so in that sense, once all our sins have been cleansed and we are children of God, then we are worthy of the kingdom of heaven. However, there will be a new heaven and a new earth. That is what I was referring to earlier. Then we can not change back and commit trespasses again as we can...

I use Biblegateway.com. If you only put in one verse and want to see what other versions say, just go to the bottom and click on other translations and a whole list comes up. cc: @Nancy

'Behold, the Lamb of God , which taketh away The sin of the world' (John 1:29b) Hello @FHII, It was essential that this event took place, at the time it did, for John the Baptist was the forerunner, prophesied In Malachi 3:1 & Malachi 4:6. God had sent Him at that time to baptize. He did not...

I just did and here is 1 John 5:7 For there are three that beare record in heauen, the Father, the Word, and the holy Ghost: and these three are one. And here is Romans 8:1 1 There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Iesus, who walke not after the flesh, but after the...

I have a facsimile of William Tyndale's New Testament. William Tyndale b. 1494 d. 1536 burned at stake for translating Hebrew and Greek texts into English. It is hard to read, but once you understand how they wrote their old English you can see what he wrote.

I don't know about 'worthy' but you best walk in the Spirit and become righteous or holy, because those are the only groups that will enter heaven. Revelation 22:11

It has to do with either being a slave to sin, which has no inheritance, or being freed from committing sin and becoming a child of God. John 8:34-36; 1 John 3 (whole chapter).

@Nancy I don't mind corrections when all the words and verses are there. What I take issue with is in the modern versions that used the Alexandrian codices, by leaving out key words, the whole meaning of the verse is altered. And in their margins they write that it is the translations like the...

Why? Explain, please.

That is a very good explanation, E. Thanks. I'll write that explanation in my Bible.

(Edited) David, you really need to grasp this. Then what ended the Old Covenant making way for the New Covenant???o_O Or are we still under the Law??? Did Christ put New Wine into old wineskins??? Boy, do you desperately need a lesson in Covenant Theology, or what??? Christ's death was the...

Then what ended the Old Covenant making way for the New Covenant???o_O Or are we still under the Law??? Did Christ put New Wine into old wineskins??? Boy, do you desperately need a lesson in Covenant Theology, or what??? Christ's death was the last sacrifice and was the end and fulfillment of...