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Think about in our prisons and capital punishment. God condoned stoning the breakers of His laws, so execution is not a sin. But what if the man was innocent and was executed. Is the executioner guilty of murder? No. But I still wouldn't want that job.

Exactly, and Jesus prayed for the Father to "forgive them for they KNOW NOT what they are doing."

They are "lesser." But if I didn't forgive others their trespasses against me, I wouldn't be forgiven by God. So even though my born again nature cannot commit a willful sin of lawlessness against God, I can still commit trespasses against my brethren. But the Spirit leads me to reconcile with...

Think what you like. You've been brainwashed and don't know what true Biblical understanding is.

Unintentional against each other, as opposed to willful lawlessness against God.

I've already told you, but you don't comprehend.

I don't lie. That would be a willful act of lawlessness. You just like to attack, and act like a child, and your reasoning is no wiser.

I always try to say I do not commit willful sins of lawlessness, as opposed to trespasses. If you didn't believe the fallacy that "sin is sin" you would know the difference. And another ad hominem from you. One of your favorite words.

Right, but there is a difference between sinless and perfection. I am not perfect. I still have to deal with trespasses, a minor type of "sin." But as long as I walk in the Spirit and try to keep in fellowship with other believers, whether they want to be in fellowship with me or not, even my...

Unfortunately, your interpretation of Scripture is based on Calvinism, like it or not. And your understanding of grace is also dangerously false. Everything you have shown to believe is a twisted version that doesn't resemble the truth. cc: @John Caldwell

That isn't necessarily true as in Hebrews 10:26-31 the man who willfully sinned had already been sanctified. And Peter says in 2 Peter 2: 20 For if, after they have escaped the pollutions of the world through the knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, they are again entangled in them and...

Who started the term OSAS, do you know?

But wasn't your response an ad hominem? LOL

Normal C's possibly, but the ones on forums have read a lot, but just like Galatians 5:19-21 believe "not inheriting the Kingdom of God" is just not receiving rewards in heaven. So just like in the text, they could turn to sorcery and still be saved because OSAS. In other words, they twist...

This is page two and the second response to this post of yours. Here I want to show you the same Semitic writing style of contrasts that John used in 1 John 3. It shows which are of the devil and which are of Jesus. Now even though this letter/epistle is written to Christians as Calvinists love...

I wonder when a Calvinist reads Revelation 22:11 if they think all four categories are in heaven, or as I believe are split between hell and heaven?

And why would Calvinists heed any of the warnings about the flesh and not inheriting the Kingdom of Heaven, when they just think that means a lack of rewards in heaven, and not going to hell.

Absolutely. Looking back I can see how the Spirit was checking my spirit not to marry my abusive husband in the first place. That 13 years of suffering from my marriage is what brought me to a fear of the Lord, and I never want to disobey Him again. That husband is still the last man I kissed...

Even though my husband was abusive and finally left me for another woman, when I was married to him, and if I would see a nice looking man, I would actually vigorously shake my head (rattle my brains) and that little dizziness when I regained myself, was enough to stop me from "dwelling."

I understand your confusion, that is why I cc'd you, because I knew you would have the same problem. But at least I'm not wasting my breath on you. You are becoming open. John is a Jew, just as Paul was. They both write in Hebrew writing styles. 1 John 1 is written to include contrasts. Don't...