Michiah-Imla
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Christ took them away.
Have you ever read the Bible?
If so, something has taken the word out of you (Matthew 13:19).
Salvation : vs service
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Christ took them away.
Have you ever read the Bible?
If so, something has taken the word out of you (Matthew 13:19).
Jesus bore our sin and became sin, ....
You mean that?
So,
If Christ took yours away, then start TODAY talking about that, vs, talking about sinning.
Michiah-Imla
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More foolish words.
Sin is spoken of many times in the scriptures by the Apostles, Prophets, and Christ himself!
So speak like the Bible!!
Not like your false teachers!
“If any man speak, let him speak as the oracles of God; if any man minister, let him do it as of the ability which God giveth: that God in all things may be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom be praise and dominion for ever and ever. Amen.” (1 Peter 4:11)
Christianity is not "sinning and confessing".
That is broken Christianity.
Christianity, real discipleship, is to exist above that behavior, higher, based on "Christ always gives me the Victory". Paul Teaches.
The only sin that is going to send you to hell is the one of not accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior.
Behold states it well as we are the "righteousness before God".
Jesus died for our sin --- so which sin are you repenting for?
Think of it this way -- If you talked to your earthly dad every morning and begged to be forgiven for all the trivial junk you did the day before he would get real tired of it real fast. That is why Jesus died for those sins and made our spirit righteous before Him.
Also think of repentance as a commitment. You committed your life to God -- so stop looking back and get better every day. Improve your relationship with God every day as "Behold" stated above.
Then with that commitment you have promised it should be pretty effortless to do better everyday.
Behold states it well as we are the "righteousness before God".
Jesus died for our sin --- so which sin are you repenting for?
Think of it this way -- If you talked to your earthly dad every morning and begged to be forgiven for all the trivial junk you did the day before he would get real tired of it real fast. That is why Jesus died for those sins and made our spirit righteous before Him.
Also think of repentance as a commitment. You committed your life to God -- so stop looking back and get better every day. Improve your relationship with God every day as "Behold" stated above.
Then with that commitment you have promised it should be pretty effortless to do better everyday.
