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  1. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    Seeing as there is no scripture involved in that I'll include your next. 1 John 1:9 is how to come into the light. In other words, how to become a Christian. Jesus takes away all our sin, and in His there is no sin. What does that mean to you? It is the same as 1 John 3:5. You asked, Is our...
  2. CharismaticLady

    ROMANS 4:6 IMPUTED RIGHTEOUSNESS

    The New Covenant laws were done away with, or the Old Covenant laws? You are right, we cannot keep ANY laws carnally. We must be born again with a new nature of the Spirit, or we don't even belong to Christ.
  3. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    That was still in the Old Covenant of Law you realize? Not the powerful law of the Holy Spirit in the New Covenant. I'm taking a break, I will read the rest of your post later. Looking forward to it. :)
  4. CharismaticLady

    ROMANS 4:6 IMPUTED RIGHTEOUSNESS

    Yes, that is the Old Covenant law. Read the Sermon on the Mount. That is where Jesus takes the old laws, and makes them more powerful for the New Covenant. But not kept through our carnal nature as the old, but with the divine nature that we are reborn with.
  5. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    17 Now as He was going out on the road, one came running, knelt before Him, and asked Him, “Good Teacher, what shall I do that I may inherit eternal life?” 18 So Jesus said to him, “Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, God. 19 You know the commandments: ‘Do not commit...
  6. CharismaticLady

    ROMANS 4:6 IMPUTED RIGHTEOUSNESS

    What other water baptism is there in the New Testament?
  7. CharismaticLady

    ROMANS 4:6 IMPUTED RIGHTEOUSNESS

    Romans 3: 31 Do we then make void the law through faith? Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law. (NKJV) I like how the Living Bible puts it for clarity: 31 Well then, if we are saved by faith, does this mean that we no longer need obey God’s laws? Just the opposite! In fact, only...
  8. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    Oh, you mean Numbers 15:36. His crime was he broke the Sabbath law. That was a commandment, so therefore, a sin of lawlessness against God. A sin unto death. No work could be done on the Sabbath.
  9. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    It is mostly scripture, so I don't understand what you didn't understand. What exactly do you not understand. One at a time if there is more than one.
  10. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    I sure hope you are not banking on going to the same place A and S will wind up. They lied to the Holy Spirit. That may even be blasphemy against the Holy Spirit which is not forgiveable.
  11. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    As you saw, I quoted the scripture that he only referred to. I agree with it. What's the problem? It's what I've been saying all along. The problem is with the difference in interpretation, not the Word of God. It is his interpretation that causes the difference in beliefs. But he refused to...
  12. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    Personally, I find Paul at fault for gossiping about Peter in a letter. Peter only did the same thing that Paul does himself around his kinsmen who are still trapped in Jewish tradition. To Jews, he became a Jew; to Gentiles he became a Gentile. Peter had eaten with the Galatians, but stopped to...
  13. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    I understand Wesley's teaching and it is not false or wrong. But to me there is a difference between perfect and sinless. Sinless is when you are baptized with the Holy Spirit and are born again with the divine nature. As long as you do not quench the Spirit you cannot willfully sin a sin of...
  14. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    What was his crime? Did he break one of the Ten Commandments: the LAW. If he did, that is a willful sin of lawlessness, a sin unto death. Breaking a commandment is rebellion against God, Himself. Jesus has His own set of commandments that he taught in the Sermon on the Mount for the New...
  15. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    1 Timothy 1:12 And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord who has enabled me, because He counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry, 13 although I was formerly a blasphemer, a persecutor, and an insolent man; but I obtained mercy because I did it ignorantly in unbelief. 14 And the grace of our...
  16. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    I've explained the two types of sin. And a true Christian cannot commit sins outside our new nature. But we can and do commit trespasses, the sins not unto death.
  17. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    1 John 5:16-17 There are two types of sins. Also read Numbers 15:22-36
  18. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    Jacob through Solomon above were not Christians. Peter when he denied Christ had not been filled with the Holy Spirit. Paul and Peter's disagreement, were not willful sins of lawlessness. They were both trespassing against each other. Those two different types of sins are either unto death, or...
  19. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    We've already been through a sarcastic debate and got no where. So Mjh27 and I decided to start over civilly and he wanted to know why I believed as I did, and I the same. Then P4T wanted in, but instead of bringing a teaching as you just did and show why he believed as he did, he brought...
  20. CharismaticLady

    Calvinism

    @Mjh29 Be back later. I need to stand up a while and do dishes. LOL