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It is Christ that takes away sin. Daniel 9:24, 1 John 3:5 through whom we receive God's grace, the divine power of God, 2 Peter 1:2-4. After the Galatians received the Spirit and had God's grace, they were visited by Christian Jews who believed the Gentiles must still be circumcised and keep the...

Actually, thank you. I have a clear conscience. Do you?

It is Jesus who makes us without sin. John 8:32-36. Your question is as stupid as the false teacher that taught it to you. It is like a girl that wants to get married and once she gets married doesn't need her husband anymore. Are you serious? Isa. 54:5. Jesus is my Husband.

How do you think we are to "keep ourselves." 1 John 5:18 We know that whoever is born of God does not sin; but he who has been born of God keeps himself, and the wicked one does not touch him. It is by abiding IN HIM, and He in me. 1 John 3:21-24. 21 Beloved, if our heart does not condemn us...

The Word of God, John 1:1 needed to become flesh so He could DIE for us. That was Mary's part. Jesus never sinned because He was God, that is the Father's seed so we who received Jesus' Spirit into us could be free from sin also and acceptable for heaven to live forever with our holy God. "No...

Probably 5th century - 400's when the second emperor after Constantine made all paganism illegal. All pagan temples were turned into the first churches and to help indoctrinate the pagans into Christianity that is when they superimposed Mary and Jesus onto pagan deities and their idols.

Wow, that is before Christs ministry. I though Mary and Joseph were going to keep the facts of the conception a secret.

LOL No! Our body is the only part that STILL needs to be changed. Our nature: our spirit and soul is already changed, called born again.

Did it give an origination date? That's interesting.

I understand that our inner man is already saved if it is reborn. We have three parts. Spirit, soul and body. Our Spirit and soul are like Christ, but our body is the outer man and still decaying and needs to die, or if alive and remains then changed. Then when Jesus comes it will also be reborn...

Go read what I added to my post about Semiramus. She started it all.

The 'works' that Paul talks about are not being obedient, but letters of the law such as keeping a day holy, and circumcision. Sins of the flesh are what is found in Galatians 5:19-21, and 1 Corinthians.

I don't know if it was Diana. Did Diana have a child? Another Roman goddess was Venus with her child Cupid. Ashtoreth was the goddess referred to in the Old Testament. Her son was Tammuz. But you are right that they superimposed Mary and Jesus onto the goddess and child mystery religion. And you...

I know that. Romans 8:10

Being in the flesh is because they fell from grace.

@Behold There it is above. I explained it to theefaith too. Here is that one. Yes, but without her sin nature. The seed of the Father that Jesus was conceived with cleansed the sin nature so Christ never sinned. This is something that Catholics couldn't understand, so made up the unbiblical...

Peter preached later. And I erased nothing if you looked for something and couldn't find it. In fact, I explained what I meant, so did you read that or miss it? I'll see if I can find it. The gist of it was that Jesus inherited Mary's human nature, not her sin nature. Otherwise, he could never die.

What works of the flesh? In fact, what flesh? Paul is not speaking of our body when he uses "flesh" in Romans 8:8-9. He is speaking of "the old man," the carnal nature. If you are teaching that actions of sin are not seen as sin you are mistaken. Please tell me you don't believe that.

It wasn't Peter, it was the 120. They understood supernaturally in their hearing. Understand the text. Each devout Jew heard THEM like a choir in each of their individual languages. The gospel was for the Jews. Gentiles are only grafted in, so don't let "dealing with the Jews" throw you. The...

Seeing as there will be no sinners in heaven, don't you think the question should be can you willfully sin after Salvation? Or is that two extreme for even you to teach?