What is Hebrews 10:26 about? Can wilful sin be forgiven?
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But we are given eternal life the moment we believe and are given the seal of the spirit until that day of redemption
I agree it produces fruit if we stay steady. But we can never earn salvation by producing fruit. Fruit is a result I f being saved and walking in the spirit not a payment for salvation. I pray you see the difference
I agree it produces fruit if we stay steady. But we can never earn salvation by producing fruit. Fruit is a result I f being saved and walking in the spirit not a payment for salvation. I pray you see the difference
i'm not sure it is quite biblical though
Don't it ever raise a red flag with you that not one time in all the bible
did Jesus ever state that anyone was ever saved by grace?
Especially since He is the Word? Especially when He stated that
you had to be born of water and Spirit to enter into the Kingdom of God?
I could understand if people were saying that you are saved by your faith
for Jesus did actually say "your faith has saved you". But never saved by grace.
did Jesus ever state that anyone was ever saved by grace?
Especially since He is the Word? Especially when He stated that
you had to be born of water and Spirit to enter into the Kingdom of God?
I could understand if people were saying that you are saved by your faith
for Jesus did actually say "your faith has saved you". But never saved by grace.
It astounds me that the Jews and then the Christians believe that
if you are not one of them, there is no possible way that the living God
can reveal Himself to you.
In fact there is a story about a woman during the famine of Elijah that Jesus told
go look it up and read it. You might be surprised by it.
if you are not one of them, there is no possible way that the living God
can reveal Himself to you.
In fact there is a story about a woman during the famine of Elijah that Jesus told
go look it up and read it. You might be surprised by it.
First thing is what is the context of the chapter?
Animal sacrifice is the subject.
Who is being addressed? The Hebrews... who were under the OT system of service to God and relying on animal sacrifice in their system.
This system did not please God because people thought the sacrifice was making them right with God.. when it wasn't. It was a shadow of Christ who was to come.
Under service to Christ.. there is no animal sacrifice (no longer a sacrifice for sins)
So now the Hebrews were under service to Christ in the New testament system of faith.
If they then sin willfully. . They cant use the OT system of sacrificing to please God. Christ is the ultimate lamb.
God still takes care of sin on our lives.. (fiery expectation). But Jesus has paid the ultimate price and a fiery hell is not the result for a Christian.
So this is not about some unforgivable will sin.. but the inadequacy of the Old Testament system in having been rendered obsolete in service to Jesus
Animal sacrifice is the subject.
Who is being addressed? The Hebrews... who were under the OT system of service to God and relying on animal sacrifice in their system.
This system did not please God because people thought the sacrifice was making them right with God.. when it wasn't. It was a shadow of Christ who was to come.
Under service to Christ.. there is no animal sacrifice (no longer a sacrifice for sins)
So now the Hebrews were under service to Christ in the New testament system of faith.
If they then sin willfully. . They cant use the OT system of sacrificing to please God. Christ is the ultimate lamb.
God still takes care of sin on our lives.. (fiery expectation). But Jesus has paid the ultimate price and a fiery hell is not the result for a Christian.
So this is not about some unforgivable will sin.. but the inadequacy of the Old Testament system in having been rendered obsolete in service to Jesus
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The reason why you are saying that is because you have not taken all the word of God has said about the word "Grace"
Jesus did not use the word grace Himself in His earthly ministry. Only two verses reference this word in the Four Gospels, and neither of the usages was by Jesus. Luke tells us the grace of God was on Jesus as a child. John taught: “ For the law was given through Moses, but grace and truth came through Jesus Christ” (John 1:17, NKJV). Therefore, our understanding of the word grace comes from others.
Which Paul received HIS revelation from Jesus Christ.
God's grace has been seen time and time again in the Old Testament and Amplified by the vicarious death of Jesus on the Cross.
the saving Grace speaks to what one did not do to get but what God did for those who do not deserve it.
Jesus did not use the word grace Himself in His earthly ministry. Only two verses reference this word in the Four Gospels, and neither of the usages was by Jesus. Luke tells us the grace of God was on Jesus as a child. John taught: “ For the law was given through Moses, but grace and truth came through Jesus Christ” (John 1:17, NKJV). Therefore, our understanding of the word grace comes from others.
Which Paul received HIS revelation from Jesus Christ.
God's grace has been seen time and time again in the Old Testament and Amplified by the vicarious death of Jesus on the Cross.
the saving Grace speaks to what one did not do to get but what God did for those who do not deserve it.
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