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You are one perverted person...this ends this conversation.

This is not a short set of verses. Rather lengthy and very clear. Go back and read them slowly. This is not linked to being saved, but it is up to you to figure it out. Blow my theology our the water?....you so silly. Again, plain and simple words from Christ, agree with Him.

The topic that we were discussing was the bread and wine ritual. I am staying on that. You are the one that is avoiding it.

We are talking about the bread and wine ritual. Go back and read the scriptures. If you have any trouble with them, it is between you and Christ.

I am thinking that is what the Apostles were objecting to. This comes from the lips of Christ. You do not understand it, you do not agree, you do not believe, either way your beef is not with anyone here, make your objections to Christ.

Jane is correct on all points. The significant point in the Gospel of John 6:41-65 is verse 53 "Truly, truly, I say to you unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood, you have no life in yourselves." The phrase the "Son of Man" is a big deal. The fact that if you do not do...

1 John 1:8 agreed...yes we sin and yet we are saved.

Some errors in judgement are self condemning....full speed ahead there captain!

The kn No I am not Jewish, that all. As far as the belief that when you sin, that you are separated from Christ and unsaved and have to get saved again...that humorous. Go with that. The idea that some forgotten sin that is not forgiven, can send you to hell...that is sad. Try taking a walk...

That was a rhetorical question amadeus. We are born again and born of God. For those that do not think baptism means anything...ooops!

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Isaiah 59:2 But your iniquities have made a separation between you and your God, And your sins have hidden His face from you so that He does not hear. I am not a Jew, do not quote Jewish scriptures to me like they pertain to Christianity. If you want to be a Jew, quite wasting my time. If sins...

The discussion is not about repenting...of course repent. Christians do sin...transgress...but the sins do not separate us from God the Father or God the Son.

Ladies before gentlemen you didn’t answer the question: how many times can one be converted? Sorry...once. I have seen people get baptized more than once. I do not believe it is usually necessary. I am talking of unusual circumstances. The point is...I am not sure where you joined this...

You sin against Christ. He is the judge. Because of the Grace of Christ, God the Father never sees your sins. You are presented to the Father, righteous and justified. Our sins are between us and Christ. He was given all authority. That is why the scriptures can say...for where there is no law...

You sin against Christ. He is the judge. Because of the Grace of Christ, God the Father never sees your sins. You are presented to the Father, righteous and justified.

We sin...no doubt. But who paid for your sins? Who bought you out of that system? Who is the judge? Who forgives you? Does God the Father even see your sins?

No..You are blameless before God the Father. Who are you praying to for forgiveness?

Who do you sin against?