What is Imputed/Counted Righteousness?

[robert derrick]

The blessing however is that a Christians sin isn't imputed/charged to them. All their sins have been charged to Christ and He satisfied God's law and justice for them.

This is one of the most pathetic things ever taught for doctrine of Christ.

It is the reason many blaspheme the cross and the grace of God.

There is a difference between being forgiven and cleansed of sins by repentance of heart, and being 'reckoned' righteous while committing the sins.

To say that a Christian's soul is not judged as that of any other soul, while committing the same sins, is not the gospel of the cross and forgiveness of sins by grace.

It is another gospel of hypocrisy preaching that 'Christian' sin isn't as unrighteous and devilish as that of others in the world.

Being counted as righteous, is not God overlooking, or 'looking around' our present sins in order to see or 'view' us as righteous, while yet doing unrighteousness.

"I know I do the same as others, but God doesn't see me the same as others."

It is the blasphemous result of the lie that sins are forgiven past, present, and future, because they already have been charged to Christ.

Hypocrites impute and account themselves as righteous with God past, present, and future, while yet going on still in sins and trespasses in the present and future.

OSAS is self-justification of the unrighteous hypocrites of Christianity.

And not just Christianity, but any religious hypocrisy of the world, which shows OSAS is the common denominator and unifier of all religious hypocrisy.

It is the delusional doctrine by which the great whore can righteously sit and drink and be merry upon a scarlet colored beast full of unrighteousness.

 

[Robert Gwin]

The blessing however is that a Christians sin isn't imputed/charged to them. All their sins have been charged to Christ and He satisfied God's law and justice for them.

This is one of the most pathetic things ever taught for doctrine of Christ.

It is the reason many blaspheme the cross and the grace of God.

There is a difference between being forgiven and cleansed of sins by repentance of heart, and being 'reckoned' righteous while committing the sins.

To say that a Christian's soul is not judged as that of any other soul, while committing the same sins, is not the gospel of the cross and forgiveness of sins by grace.

It is another gospel of hypocrisy preaching that 'Christian' sin isn't as unrighteous and devilish as that of others in the world.

Being counted as righteous, is not God overlooking, or 'looking around' our present sins in order to see or 'view' us as righteous, while yet doing unrighteousness.

"I know I do the same as others, but God doesn't see me the same as others."

It is the blasphemous result of the lie that sins are forgiven past, present, and future, because they already have been charged to Christ.

Hypocrites impute and account themselves as righteous with God past, present, and future, while yet going on still in sins and trespasses in the present and future.

OSAS is self-justification of the unrighteous hypocrites of Christianity.

And not just Christianity, but any religious hypocrisy of the world, which shows OSAS is the common denominator and unifier of all religious hypocrisy.

It is the delusional doctrine by which the great whore can righteously sit and drink and be merry upon a scarlet colored beast full of unrighteousness.

Many people do feel that way Rob, or I guess I should say, want it to be that way. True Christians want to obey God, out of love, so they really aren't looking for a way to justify sin, rather they are looking for ways out to avoid doing it. We are forgiven and redeemed for our sin if we are truly repentant, and do not practice it. We definitely need that redemption as we all sin, only one man in history can honestly say, he did not sin. Great eye opening topic sir.

 

[robert derrick]

Once again, there is always one or two Scriptures that conclude every argument:

Therefore thou art inexcusable, O man, whosoever thou art that judgest: for wherein thou judgest another, thou condemnest thyself; for thou that judgest doest the same things.

But we are sure that the judgment of God is according to truth against them which commit such things.

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 Scripture applies to any man, whatever he may call himself or be known by.

No man is imputed nor counted righteous when committing sin the same as other men.

No soul of man is not judged for sin when committing sin: all souls are judged the same equally when committing sin.

The true judgment of God is against any man which commit such things, and is the same for every man, for there is no respect of persons with God the righteous judge:

These things also belong to the wise. It is not good to have respect of persons in judgment.

But he that doeth wrong shall receive for the wrong which he hath done: and there is no respect of persons.

 

[robert derrick]

Either a person is living in the old man which God no longer sees, or they are living in the new man which cannot sin!

The false teaching about imputed and reckoned righteousness, where the Christian is still 'seen' as righteous, even when doing unrighteousness, leads to this surreal lie:

God does not see Christian sin, and so God does not see the Christian sinning on earth, but only sees the new man sitting in heaven.

Since all Christian sins past, present, and future are already charged to Christ and so forgiven on earth, then if a Christian sins, God has already forgiven it, and so can neither see the sin nor a Christian committing the sin.

And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie: That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness.

There are two kinds of Christians on earth: Christian sinners made by themselves, and Christian saints made by Jesus Christ.

For false Christs and false prophets shall rise, and shall shew signs and wonders, to seduce, if it were possible, even the elect.