Hello CharismaticLady,
SovereignGrace answered your first question multiple times in this thread (these are all from the previous page), such as:
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"Hebrews 10:26 no more sacrifice for practicing sin and 1 John 3 tells us that we who are saved, can't go on practicing sin, as His Spirit is within us Post"
"The Apostle Paul's Struggle With Recorded In Romans 7:14-25 Post"
"SovereignGrace's Admittance Of Sin Grievance Post"
And, SovereignGrace has answered your second question in this post:
"SovereignGrace Provides Grace Definition Post"
CharismaticLady, that should help you understand the Word of God for SovereignGrace quoted scripture again and again to you in appropriate context; on the other hand, you try to impose your interpretation on scripture. Let me provide you with evidence.
CharismaticLady, in your post number #569, you wrote "how God's word tells us that God views sin. Intention and knowledge are what makes a difference in sins to Him. There are sins unto death (willful sins of lawlessness), and sins NOT unto death (unintentional sins), unwittingly committed called trespasses" That, CharismaticLady, is a doctrine of man. First, the Apostle John wrote:
16 If anyone sees his brother committing a sin not [leading] to death, he shall ask and [God] will for him give life to those who commit sin not [leading] to death. There is a sin [leading] to death; I do not say that he should make request for this.
17 All unrighteousness is sin, and there is a sin not [leading] to death.
(1 John 5:16-17)
The Apostle John did not describe the definition of either (1) "a sin not [leading] to death" nor the (2) "a sin [leading] to death"; on the other hand, you apply your interpretation.
The Apostle John spends time discussing lawlessness in First John, yet John did not apply lawlessness directly to the "[leading] to death" passage in 1 John 5:16-17.
Lord Jesus did address a certain sin with fearful consequences - specifically the consequence of eternal damnation. Lord Jesus said:
"But whoever denies Me before men, I will also deny him before My Father who is in heaven."
(Matthew 10:33)
Here is how a person can deny Jesus:
"unless you believe that I am, you will die in your sins."
(John 8:24)
When Jesus said "I am" in John 8:24, He also includes His exclusive dominion over the salvation of persons. Lord Jesus' dominion includes entrance into the Kingdom of God for the Word of God states:
"you did not choose Me, but I chose you"
(John 15:16)
Now, CharismaticLady, the implication of your posts is that you "accepted" or "chose" Jesus thus you claim to do something that God said you are incapable of doing; therefore, you chose some false god because Lord Jesus said that you cannot choose Him. That leaves you in dire trouble.
In the promise of the resurrection,
Kermos