Those Christians who say they are no more condemned for sinning, also now say they are judged and chastised, when they do sin.
The proposition therefore, is that the judgement of God against sinning, can be without condemnation for sinning.
Like faith alone without works, there is judgment alone without condemnation.
But what does Scripture say?
And thinkest thou this, O man, that judgest them which do such things, and doest the same, that thou shalt escape the judgment of God?
The judgement of God against sinning is the condemnation. To escape condemnation, is to escape judgment.
Therefore, there can be no judgment against sinning, without being condemned for doing it.
This Scripture is written specifically to people, that think they are not condemned when doing what the world does, because they are the 'people of God'.
What these Christians are trying to say, is that as a Christian we can still be judged as sinning, when we sin, just not condemned for it.
I.e. God only now judges rightly and agrees we have sinned, but his judgment no more brings condemnation with it.
But, if the judgment has no condemnation, then what is judgment for? If we're not condemned by God, then what is there to judge?
The proposition therefore, is that the judgement of God against sinning, can be without condemnation for sinning.
Like faith alone without works, there is judgment alone without condemnation.
But what does Scripture say?
And thinkest thou this, O man, that judgest them which do such things, and doest the same, that thou shalt escape the judgment of God?
The judgement of God against sinning is the condemnation. To escape condemnation, is to escape judgment.
Therefore, there can be no judgment against sinning, without being condemned for doing it.
This Scripture is written specifically to people, that think they are not condemned when doing what the world does, because they are the 'people of God'.
What these Christians are trying to say, is that as a Christian we can still be judged as sinning, when we sin, just not condemned for it.
I.e. God only now judges rightly and agrees we have sinned, but his judgment no more brings condemnation with it.
But, if the judgment has no condemnation, then what is judgment for? If we're not condemned by God, then what is there to judge?