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Yes, it is ours!

Like saying not entering the Kingdom of God is merely a lack of rewards, while still going to heaven. God will not be mocked.

The once saved, always saved troup are not going to like that. It puts a cramp in their getty up!

Then in other words, we enter in and out of salvation.

Of course not, but what if they sin in the flesh? Do they inherit the Kingdom of God or not. And what is inheriting the Kingdom of God?

It doesn't matter if I don't believe your answers does it? I just want to know what you believe those scriptures mean, or don't you even have an answer, and are just too proud to show ignorance? I'm also curious how old you are? Maybe you are too young to know anything.

I'm curious to know what Romans 8:9 mean to you? Also, what does not inheriting the Kingdom of God in Galatians 5:19-21 mean to you. cc: @Episkopos, you never answer this second question.

The blood of bulls and goats merely covered our sin, while it remained under the blood. It never went away, but was there year after year. But there was no sacrifice at all for the breaking of any of the Ten Commandments. They usually killed them, or put them outside the camp. If someone...

1 John 3:4 talks of sin being lawlessness. Those are sins unto death. In the OT there wasn't even a sacrifice that would cover them. So, no, I do not believe Romans 7 is a Christian. Galatians 5:19-21 seems to go along with the fight of Spirit vs flesh. What do you believe 'not inheriting the...

1 John 1 is addressed to John's congregation, not all of which were Christians as some needed to confess their sins of which Christ's blood would cleanse all. Some were still walking in darkness and not saved. 1 John 1:6 The doctrine of the Gnostics was infiltrating the Church and John was...

Show me in scripture where those committing willful sins are saved? Maybe I've missed something.

I agree with this, I just don't agree that Romans 7 is about a Christian, rather than pre-Christ. Jesus is the answer to Romans 7:23 as stated in Romans 7:24. And Romans 7:25 is answered in Romans 8:9. What you describe in the former, I see without the baptism of the Holy Spirit. I was like...

I'll have to disagree on one important point. The sin in chapter 7 is lawlessness as Paul uses "covet" as an example from the Ten Commandments. You have stated here that the person who continues in sin is still saved. In Galatians 5:19-21 what do you believe not entering into the Kingdom of God...

Exactly! Paul wasn't alive at the time of Moses when the law "came." The problem with those who glance over pertinent parts of scripture and find what they want to see is they are always learning, but never come to a knowledge of the truth. Here in Romans 7:9, they regard Paul's use of present...

There is no such thing as pure "non"-denominational. I hate that term; it is a lie. That would mean you are ALL denominational, and nothing separates you from other Christians. But that doesn't show in your posts. You have separated yourself. You do not believe some of the foundational truths of...

ROFL Not "has to first," but "will after." - receive the Spirit. It is not we have to first stop sinning to receive Christ and the Spirit. NO! We can do nothing without Christ. But AFTER we receive the Spirit we WILL STOP SINNING. Why, because we are dead to sin. Yes, Paul is saying a person...

What denomination are you?

Not sure what you are fighting for - the right to sin? A Christian gave up that right. They have a new Master. Those who sin - their master is the devil.

Avoiding the question much?

Again, silly. You've completely misinterpreted "flesh" as our body. The flesh is our nature - and the mind is part of that. What type of sin are you talking about when you say we will continue to sin? And are you saved if you commit adultery, murder, lying, or steal?