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These are to be in context together. Paul agreed and said that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. That is everyone since Adam. But Jesus came to take away our sin. All of it. That is what is meant by "ALL unrighteousness" not just a little so you have to keep declaring...

The apostles were Hebrews, not westerners. You have 1 John 1:8 contradicting 1 John 3:9. Why? How is not committing sins of lawlessness having your cake and eating it too? Doesn't make sense.

My response to this is #230.

It is serious, and many won't accept the holiness God expects and has empowered us with, choosing a doctrine to justify their carnal nature that has never been reborn. They even mock those who teach holiness. This is why I do not teach doctrines of liberal denominations, but the reality and...

If you hate someone and murder and steal from them, then lie and say you didn't do it - you will not inherit the kingdom of God. you would be like a dog going back to eat his own vomit. But if you commit a trespass, there is a condition. Matthew 6:14-15 14 “For if you forgive men their...

John isn't contradicting himself at all. He is comparing the saved with the unsaved. 1 John 1:6,8,10 are unsaved. Do you notice there is one verse separating each of them. He basically does the same style in chapter 3 separating those in Christ vs. those of the devil. 1 John 1 vs. 5 - God is...

That is true for someone who is not born again of the Spirit. That is why the next verse tells them to confess their sins and they will be cleansed of ALL SIN. Excuse me, but how much sin is left if they are cleansed of ALL sin? If they are clean, should they still claim they are dirty? Verse 9...

Wow!!! You two mockers might as well call Jesus a liar, and that His death was in vain. John 8:34-36 34 Jesus answered them, “Most assuredly, I say to you, whoever commits sin is a slave of sin. 35 And a slave does not abide in the house forever, but a son abides forever. 36 Therefore if the...

They are sins not unto death. Trespasses are sins, but unwittingly committed. They are minor offenses of imperfection, that we can commit against one another. We need to forgive, to be forgiven. You think I spend too much time studying sin. Well, maybe you don't study enough, because the Old...

I don't know if you believe these or not. I do. "2 How shall we who died to sin live any longer in it?" "7 For he who has died has been freed from sin." "9 Whoever has been born of God does not sin, for His seed remains in him; and he cannot sin, because he has been born of God." This is...

I know what you mean. Most Protestants have been influenced by the Reformation, initially what Martin Luther taught (Yikes!) That is why you haven't heard what I teach, but it is scriptural, more than anything out of the Reformation. The sin of 1 John 3:9 is in context of verse 4 at the...

No, I don't teach sinless perfection. But there are two types of sin, one of which is dead in us because of God indwelling us, and we have no desire to commit, as in 1 John 3:9. It is the context of 1 John 3:4. Those are the sins unto death shown in 1 John 5:16-17. So what about the other...

Not to, about. Enoch, have you ever asked yourself why 8 and 10 are separated by one verse, and also 6 and 8 are separated by one verse?

Seeing as you like Roman 7:14-25, I bet you believe the 1 John 1:8 describes a born again Christian also.

Like many people who don't look for context, you started with verse 14, but verse 13 tells the context 14-23 should be seen in. Then chapter 8 makes more sense. The reason why the unsaved, who actually know the law like the OT Jews and Pharisees, can't keep the law is sin in the original carnal...

Do you know that what Jesus did was condemn sin in the flesh? In other words, killed the desire to commit willful sins of lawlessness. That is by His Spirit. It is not our puny willpower, but His all powerful Spirit. If we are not baptized in the Spirit, we cannot be saved.

I understand what you are saying, and I agree. We cannot continue to sin willfully, but to reckon ourselves dead to sin. And as far as the "Grace movement's" beliefs. I agree with you again. But what you didn't address is once all our past sins are cleansed, do we still desire to sin again, or...

You two are talking about two different things, and you are both right for your own lane. If Willy believes as I do, he is talking about repentance from the carnal nature that we inherited from Adam. That is what becoming born again of the Spirit is all about. That is one repentance, and one...

Thanks. :)

Where did you get that David will be prince?