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  1. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    You posted a passage. And I asked you a question. As I expected. You could not answer the question so you mock. My fantasy View? Sin will not be allowed in heaven Without the shedding of blood there can be no forgiveness If you think you’re going to be in heaven without the shedding of...
  2. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    I ask so we can all think and look at something, and make sure we understand it. Not to try to get to some hidden motive.. If thats all we are doing we will never get anywhere. It’s not me against them.
  3. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    So again I ask you. What did Jesus death do for you? Will you be in heaven since there were no written ordinances against you? You do not have to pay for your sins? did John the Baptist say behold the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the jews? Or did he say the world?
  4. Eternally Grateful

    How do you forgive God?

    I would start with Job. If anyone had a reason to be angry at God. Job did. Job was even told by his friends and others to Curse God..
  5. Eternally Grateful

    Many people don't want to carry their cross. Why ?

    Or they don’t have help. The legalistic church judges them instead of coming beside them as a disciple does and help them.. Instead it attacks them and tells them they must not be saved.or they could stop.
  6. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    So you were ok on your own. You were never in any danger, Christ did not have to die for you? He just died for them? Please note that Paul spoke to the corinthian church and told them this.. Not only did Christ already die by then, But they were not a jewish church. They were a church in a...
  7. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    thats what I am asking you. What was against them? What had to be nailed to the cross..Because paul said that it was nailed.. I agree, it is about our new birth. But what had to be nailed to the cross so we could recieve that birth? What was against us?
  8. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    So were you baptized into Christ?
  9. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    Neither are we saying we claimed to be.. The word says we are. not that we claim to be
  10. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    Who? Can you name one person who claims this?
  11. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    Because he does not understand you. When yu say yu go to him, and you go through grace. He does not believe you
  12. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    Have you been to heaven? How do we get there .. to the throne room?
  13. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    Can you answer a question? I am not being a critic, Just asking you about a verse you posted.
  14. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    Jesus was a hebrew, yes I know.. that is what was taken out of the way and nailed to the cross. Because it was against us, And that is a a handwritten ordinance? Again, I am confused.
  15. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    I just want to Know what the Paul means when he made the statement you quoted. Colossians 2:14 having wiped out the handwriting of requirements that was against us, which was contrary to us. And He has taken it out of the way, having nailed it to the cross What did he take out of the way and...
  16. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    so his flesh was the handwritting of ordinances against us? I am confused.
  17. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    video is not available I am looking for what is handwritten. I think you know the answer.. I really want to hear from @Waiting on him for her answer though
  18. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    Yes, So what was the handwriting of ordinances that was nailed to the cross?
  19. Eternally Grateful

    How are we to reckon ourselves as being dead to sin?

    what were the ordinances that were against us and contrary to us? what was nailed to the cross?