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My life is not the normal, run of the mill, life. Back in 2000 I was driving in the Arizona desert on my way back to California to a Spirit-filled Living Conference, and God spoke to me and said, "I am giving you the office of Teacher. When I arrived at the conference, my old pastor anointed me...

I see you do not know what "never stumble" means. It IS flawlessly. It is the power of the Creator of the Universe to take away all desire to sin, hate or stumble. Yes, it is a process to get there, but what you need to believe is that Jesus WILL get us there. Even Paul who in many letters...

Hebrews 12:2 says that it is not us but JESUS who is the Author and Finisher of our faith. Do you believe Philippians 1:6? being confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ. Did you know that the gospel is the power of...

How can you murder someone in a state of belief? Once born again of the Spirit do you believe murder can be forgiven? Murder is willful.

This is why you must learn the context of Scripture when it teaches on sin. It is also why you cannot be believed when speaking in ignorance of the types of sin when you believe "sin is sin." Why does 1 John 3:9 say a born again Christian cannot commit sin? And yet you say you do?

So is there a state where you can sin in belief? After all, you are a believe, yet you say you still sin. I don't.

Then that means you do not belong to Christ. Romans 8:9. I belong to Christ because I am NOT IN THE FLESH, but in the Spirit.

Sin in unbelief? Does that mean you can sin in belief? I don't get it. We cannot sin in belief. In the New Covenant our past sins are taken away and forgiven. Only all willful lawless sins in our PAST are forgiven. Not the blasphemous doctrine that adds present and future sins. David is Old...

Then how can the flesh be in the past tense? Because it is NOT talking about our body. It is talking about the spirit and soul that makes up our nature. Does your beliefs say that you still have a sin nature? If not, maybe we are closer than I thought of you. Or is it your very present sin...

So am I. But the unchanged Bible with two types of sin, not the "sin is sin" of the Reformation that Jesus says is dead. Meaning there is no life of truth in it.

The point is "the flesh" that Paul is speaking of has nothing to do with our BODY. It is the invisible inner NATURE that is in control of our body. Either clean, or filthy.

If you are really born again, you would have no desire to sin. So how do you know you sin if it is unintentional. That means unknown. Are you just mouthing a false belief? A belief that is against what Paul tells us? We are to reckon ourselves free of sin, lest we sin. By telling yourself you...

It is more than the penalty of our sins that Jesus redeems. It is SIN ITSELF. It is a false doctrine from the Reformation. Everything you seem to believe is related to the doctrines of the Reformation.

You are mistaking our body as "the flesh" Paul is referring to, but it is not. The flesh he speaks of is the carnal sin nature, not our body. The flesh controls the actions of our body and why the sin nature must be born again of the Spirit so that the actions of our body are now righteous, as...

There you go not knowing the Scriptures! Once you are born again of the Spirit YOU ARE NOT IN THE FLESH. What you believe about the flesh is the false doctrine of the Reformation that Jesus declared as "dead."

Do you not remember that the Old Covenant is our schoolmaster? It teaches sins unto death and sins not unto death in the form of "willful lawlessness" and "unintentional sin." God does not change.

Yes, because they cannot bear fruit. How do you know that 1 John 1:7 is only about unintentional sin. Why not believe the OSAS of Luther and Calvin, or maybe you already do.

"Willful defiant lifestyle of rage or divisiveness" will of course lead to death, because they are obviously not born again of the Spirit. That lifestyle can lead one to murder. A lawless sin unto death. It is hate, that Jesus already declared equal to murder, which is lawlessness, 1 John 3:4...

26 For if we sin willfully after we have received the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for sins, 27 but a certain fearful expectation of judgment, and fiery indignation which will devour the adversaries. This is why it was important that those in the Reformation...

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