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LOL You still have no idea why 100% of my prayers are answered. You also don't know why I can have assurance now as scripture says. But I do agree we MUST endure to the end. You also are putting the born again spirit and our body of flesh in the same category - must take on immortality. No, that...

1 John 1:6, 8 and 10 are not "already Christians," at least not born again Christians, and we MUST be born again of the Spirit. And if they are not born again, they may never be, and guess what? They will not be headed to heaven. Did you even read 1 John 3:5-9? That describes a true born again...

Don't make me have to come over there, John!!!

You just did the same thing. Shame on your attitude too. Just stick to calmly discussing scripture, even if you have to repeat it (@David Taylor) for the benefit of others just reading threads. After all, no one is denying the bottom line that Jesus died for our sins. The rest is semantics...

@John Caldwell and @David Taylor "I'm right!" "No, I'm right" This is completely unedifying. Shame on you both!

You are assuming that 1 John 1:9 is for continuing in sin. I grew up thinking that, but now I believe it is for becoming a Christian. 'Repent and be baptized and receive the Holy Spirit.' It is to become born again of the Spirit so you may partake of the divine nature. 2 Peter 1; 1 John 3:5-9...

What I found interesting and I've had to ponder this in light of Hebrews 10:26-31, that unlike 1 John 1:9 where it is guaranteed you will be cleansed when you first come to Christ; after you are sanctified and sin, it is up to God if He will forgive you after you have repented. It doesn't appear...

Cain committed murder. However until the law these deeds were not counted as sins. Interesting that you say I'm not saved. Are you? Do you receive 100% of the things you ask for in prayer? 1 John 3:21-24 tells us we can have assurance we are pleasing in God's sight if that is true. God doesn't...

Sorry Enoch, but I don't recall what you said. Can you repeat them when you have time? Edit: Never mind, I found it. But none of them were accurate, so I had forgotten about them.

I go by 1 John 3:18-24. Seeing as all my prayers are answered and I receive what is prayed, I know.

What does the "I" stand for in T.U.L.I.P. The "L" is limited atonement, so I thought you would know.

But wouldn't that be exactly what is happening if you also believe in irresistible grace he gives some, but not others?

Another verse that has caused confusion is 1 Corinthians 14:22.

I've heard about it but wasn't raised with it.

Is there any benefit to "pleading the blood of Jesus," or "power in the blood of Jesus"?

Who, besides Jesus, wasn't born a sinner. Paul says, "for ALL have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God." So how is that error? What do you think Paul meant when he said he had not apprehended. Apprehended what? Do you believe he was talking about sin, or perfection? There are stages of...

So then do you believe in Limited Atonement, that God chooses who will be saved, and who He won't allow to be saved? Not sure how you are interpreting it.

See you all later.

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