NO ONE CAN KEEP THE LAW.
so in fact, the thread is not true. It does not matter if you try to keep it by faith, inwardly or outwardly. We are still sinning and falling short.
I never said you are not sinning. I would never accuse you of lying about that.
God never said no man can keep His law, but only that all have sinned against His law at one time or another, until Jesus, and now through Christ we can do all things, who strengthens us.
I say 'we', as in Christian saints. You say 'we' as in sinners.
This is non responsive. Moses said cursed is the one who does not obey every word. Paul repeated those words in Galatians three.
You can't keep the law. period
True, and James confirmed if we offend in one point of law, we offend in all.
And so long as we keep every word and thought for unrighteous sin from taking root in our heart today, then we will not now be sinning with the flesh, because it is not possible to do what one hates to do from the heart:
He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil.
When you speak of you still sinning of the devil, that is your right, but when you speak of me, that is your accusation. I am not like you, and you do not want to be like me. You will still be sinning for the devil, but I seek to endure, run, and fight to still be a saint.
ANd if I do sin with the devil like you, then I can be forgiven by confession unto repentance. However, your confessions to God may come to a point of mocking Him, where He no longer draws you to Him to confess. That is if you even bother confessing your sinning anymore.
If you think you are righteous and keep the law. You are in trouble. Seek Christ. where the law was supposed to lead you
I don't think anything. I know because I know Him, and I know His righteousness from a pure heart; whereas I once did not.
Only a blind sinner would ever say that keeping the law in righteousness and true holiness from the heart, makes believers to be in trouble.
For not the hearers of the law are just before God, but the doers of the law shall be justified.
But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves.
Your error is twofold: that we are speaking of the law of Christ, not of Moses. The second being that the law of Christ
is His word.
If no man can keep His law, then no man can be a doer of His word.
That certainly applies to you by your own confession, but not everyone is sinning like you.
And your third error of course is the worst: you like sinning to much to repent of sinning, and then you go on to justify it, and then you even go on to condemning the righteous who sin no more like you.
If you had the power of Cain over any brethren saint, you would certainly do as Cain:
Not as Cain, who was of that wicked one, and slew his brother. And wherefore slew he him? Because his own works were evil, and his brother's righteous.