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No. Neither Calvinism's 5 points, nor Arminianism are totally correct. And I am not a dispensationalist either. I am a student of the Bible, a child of God. J, I edited my last post #91 - go back and read the rest of the verses. Look at them and see how they differ from what you have been...

Look at Romans 7 and 8 again. Here are verses you need for context. Romans 7: 5 For when we were in the flesh, the sinful passions which were aroused by the law were at work in our members to bear fruit to death. 6 But now we have been delivered from the law, having died to what we were held...

That is asking a question to a question.

I guess exasperation that you haven't gone back to Romans 7 and read it in context.

Jesus came to free us from the works of the devil - sin and eternal death. So are you free or not? Why ask me - ask yourself.

Because the scriptures YOU are quoting are about being under the old law. Don't you know that? So if you believe they are for you and me, then you must believe you are under the old covenant law.

J, This is where you do not understand the power of Grace. By the way, what do you believe the grace of God does for us? Romans 6:6-7 6 knowing this, that our old man was crucified with Him, that the body of sin might be done away with, that we should no longer be slaves of sin. 7 For he who...

Are you under the law, The Ten Commandments?

Robert, it would take a book to answer these questions. It looks like I would have to explain every verse in the Bible that you understand incorrectly.

I wrote a response to your #54 which couldn't show up in mine, so I deleted mine. Yours had errors

According to how God sees us as His children, if we live up to the knowledge we have Philippians 3:16, as we walk in the light 1 John 1:7, then the blood of Jesus cleanses us of the unintentional sins we may commit unknowingly.

Paul wrote Romans 7. Look at my post again, the last paragraph.

They are either willfully omitted, or unintentionally omitted. If you don't do something you know you should that is willful. Like passing a beggar on the street knowing you could have helped him, but are selfish and don't.

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J, Yes, I am a teacher. Look at 1 John 1:5-10 and notice the contrast between light and darkness. You are not rightly dividing the Word of Truth. These are not all about a Christian. When you walk in the light that is inside you, you cannot walk in darkness and sin. 5 This is the message which...

Jesus has made salvation simple in Him. There are two categories of sin now because when we are born again, Jesus writes the laws of God on our heart, our conscience. Therefore, if our conscience doesn't condemn us, we are right with God. Therefore, we will either sin willfully and go to hell...

Of willful sins? Yes. Aren't you?

I scanned through your texts and they are all for the unsaved in need of a Savior.

This is talking about our shell, not our sin nature. Our body doesn't sin, it is a puppet that is controlled by our mind and emotions, and you are right about it still needing to die to put on immortality. Yes, this is our nature that has already been born again and put on immortality. Now our...

QT, do you believe we have the same sin nature we have when we are born once we are "born again" in this lifetime as we follow Jesus and abide in Him? I'm not talking about our human nature that Adam was created with, but the nature he got when he sinned.