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@FHII Okay, I'm off to bed. You see, when I'm in the middle of a conversation and need to leave, I'll let you know

I don't mean to come off that way. I just didn't know if I should continue waiting or go to bed. There are just a lot of doctrines that are just not right. The major one is grace is unmerited favor. In other words, the Calvinists I've read here believe we will always be sinners, and just as...

Your profile blocks where you are, so I didn't know you were still here. By the way, what I want to show you is not ridiculous, but profound. We do have a supernatural God after all.

#38. I guess I didn't exactly put it in the form of a question of what your definition is of grace. Sorry. But anyway, I asked you first! :D You see the correct meaning of grace will take care of present and future sins, but not in the way you think. So you go first, then I'll show you what I...

@FHII Where did you go? Did I scare you away? Can you answer the questions? What does the New Covenant mean by grace, if it isn't a license to sin? Hint: Just the opposite, in fact. And the Scriptures only say our old sins (past) are cleansed. What Scripture backs up Calvinist doctrine that...

What was the problem with the law? Do you remember? And why is the New Covenant better? You never answered what the apostles meant by "grace."

I didn't mean it had anything to do with that part of your post about grace. You also implied that all sin is willful. It isn't to God. Grace does not cover present and future sins, only past.

That depends on what you believe the apostles mean by grace. Leviticus 5:15 shows what a trespass is. Unwittingly, is unknowingly, so unintentional.

You said yourself, that he doesn't teach covenant theology. You made the point for me. Thanks.

I think they have prettier tats.

Jesus was a covenant theologian - you try again, and JM too. Those who teach their own false doctrines rather than the New Covenant, will be judged accordingly.

We are to forgive others their trespasses, not willful sins. There is a big difference. And I certainly wouldn't follow someone like than, nor Luther who said "even if we commit murder and adultery 1000 times a day, no sin will separate us from God." Well, both murder and adultery are far from...

Why would he murder then if he didn't believe grace is a license to sin?

Do you know anything about "covenant theology"? How much of the First Covenant ended during the time of the Covenant? Did the commandments? Did sacrifices? Did tithing? Did anything cease? That's what you and false teachers such as JM don't understand. There has not been a Third Covenant made...

Next season starts in January.

Were you able to see it on youtube.com or Paramount.com?

Read it for yourself. I'm not. Strange Fire. If you don't discern an evil spirit, maybe the spirit is as familiar with you then, as it is with him. But I hope not.

Did you read Romans 7:7 through Romans 8:9 that is in context and get your epiphany? I hope so.

@H. Richard and @Pearl I put that person on ignore, and the forums now are a bit more intelligent. It's like weeding with Roundup.

Absolutely not! I'm not opening that book again. He must have been possessed when he wrote it.