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Why do you only quote Romans 3? I've already told you that the law was weak through the flesh, and that is why we are not under the law. We have a higher power now than the law to guard us. It is the Spirit. And you hopefully know more now, than you did when you were filled with the Spirit. If...

I have a Tanakh, and it is interesting to see the changes in wording. I found Daniel 9:24-27 to be especially interesting.

Is it also forbidden to ask them about it?

If that is Jewish, then 613 according to them.

My talking to them is so they can answer some of my questions about the Old Covenant. And other questions about their feasts

You keep talking about the law and it being the consciousness of sin. I'm not under the law. And my conscience has been super-sensitized by the Spirit. I don't willfully sin. I was just being honest, that baby Christians will unintentionally sin.

I don't speak Hebrew, and the unbelieving Jews are on another forum like this. What is the forbidden chapter? I've never heard of such a thing. Sounds interesting.

What you don't realize is there are two grades of sin according to God. You are accusing me of lawlessness, when I don't do lawlessness, even back then. I know you are new, but are you one of those "accusers of the brethren." You certainly show no empathy, which is a form of love when I...

Not WILLFULLY. That is a sin unto death. There is also sins NOT unto death, and they are UNINTENTIONAL. BTW, which of the two islands of New Zealand do you live on? I drove the length of the North Island a long time ago. Scary place - all that steam coming out of the earth and boiling lakes.

No, sanctification is complete at justification, though church fathers teach that we will always sin. That is why Romans 8:29-30 doesn't mention sanctification, and other verses in the New Testament use the past tense term, sanctified. The process that we do go through is actually glorification...

Past tense. I already told you that.

It is all past now. How close to perfection are you now? Be holy for I am holy. I do not have any known sin in my life now. Unfortunately there are some who believe we will always sin, and only be sinless after we are dead. That is not scriptural, but is taught.

No. Do we have any sins left once cleansed from all unrighteousness and given the gift of the Holy Spirit to dwell within us and our conscience? See even though we may not have the desire to sin, we are far from perfect. Perfection has to do with 2 Peter 1:5-7 and it may take a lifetime.

Damage from abuse. But then more abuse caused the opposite to happen. We learn obedience through suffering.

When I talk to Jewish unbelievers on another forum, they only speak of 613. They don't count the ones in the New Covenant.

Because it wasn't "lawlessness" 1 John 3:4

Yes, I did.

Okay, now I'll answer this. Though I committed that sin - in God's eyes He deemed it unintentional, so the blood of Jesus cleansed it automatically. He still spoke to me, gave me visions and all the things like He still does with me now that I've learned better. 1 John 1:7 Why? Because I loved...

Good thinking. It is actually 1 John 3:23-24

It may be a "common" word in Israel, and culturally not merely Muslim in use.