Sinless Perfection. Why do so many teach against what Jesus taught?

[Judge Hardcastle]

You mean that they will be judged by their works? Nah...you don't preach the truth.

You don’t know the Bible.

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

You think because you don't FEEL sinful, then you must be good.

Everything you say shows us Christians that you are terribly ignorant of Christianity.

Christians are more sensitive to sin than the people of the world.

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

The ignorance is on the religious pretenders like yourself.

But you’re a pretender. So how can you point your judgmental hypocritical finger at those who you perceive to be like you?

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

Warning sinners is good. Taking away the righteousness of the righteous is not.

How can you take away the righteousness of those who are not righteous?

 

[Episkopos]

How can you take away the righteousness of those who are not righteous?

What typical pretenders will do is to deny righteousness to anyone but themselves...since if they don't then how are they better than anyone else? Next is to climb over the walls of the kingdom that were pulled down by the Babylonians in order to claim that righteousness for themselves. In that status they think they are safe, fully outside the judgment of God....fully protected by their religious beliefs..

Until God cleans His house.

 

[ProDeo]

You think because you don't FEEL sinful, then you must be good.

You think because you don't FEEL sinful, then you must be good.

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

What typical pretenders will do is to deny righteousness to anyone but themselves...since if they don't then how are they better than anyone else?

You're actually the one doing that.
You feel condemned by the righteous, so you try to invalidate their righteousness. It makes you feel better to bring the righteous down.

1 John 3:12
12Do not be like Cain, who belonged to the evil one and murdered his brother. And why did Cain slay him? Because his own deeds were evil, while those of his brother were righteous.

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

Next is to climb over the walls of the kingdom that were pulled down by the Babylonians in order to claim that righteousness for themselves. In that status they think they are safe, fully outside the judgment of God....fully protected by their religious beliefs..

Actually, it is through faith that we are fully protected:

1 Peter 1:5
5who through faith are shielded by God’s power for the salvation that is ready to be revealed in the last time.

We believe that it is through faith in the blood of Christ that our sins are forgiven and we are protected from the wrath of God to come.

1 Thessalonians 1:10
10and to wait for his Son from heaven, whom he raised from the dead—Jesus, who rescues us from the coming wrath.

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

For all have sinned and come short of the mercy of God?

No.
No one is out of the reach of God's mercy. Unless they distance themselves from it and cut themselves off from it by deliberately rejecting it in unbelief.

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

And if a Hindu or Muslim does what Jesus has laid out as obedience to the will of God...then it is mercy for them.

And then when they can't do the will of God, which no one can do in and of themselves, then what?
And then there's the matter of the unpayable debt of their past disobedience.

These harsh realities are what make the Good News of redemption through faith in Jesus Christ good. He redeems us from our slavery and service to sin by paying off what we owe the taskmaster we have sold ourselves to and setting us free from the labor of that sin.

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

People need to come out of Sunday school and grow up.

People need to go to Sunday school and learn the truth that people have suppressed.

 

[Judge Hardcastle]

This is false and unbiblical. Jesus died for the sins of the world...not just the church.

His sacrifice is for the whole world, but only those who have faith in that sacrifice have it. You can't have the benefit of a sacrifice that you do not believe and trust in. You become a part of God's church when you believe in and receive by faith the sacrifice of Jesus for the forgiveness of sin.