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That is not an answer.

Am I hearing you right, that you are saying that you do not sin?

And what scripture do you base that on, beside Rom 1, I have already told you that you are misinterpreting it. The natural man, before he has been regenerated, receiveth not the things of the Spirit, neither can he know them. Why is it that you reject this simple and accurately written...

God's foreknowledge was that he saw that no one did seek him, no, not one.

I haven't read your explanation of 1 Cor 2:14, because it says the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God, neither can he know them.

Christ died for only those that his Father gave him, and he will not lose any of them.(John 6:38-39) ( John 18:9)

If someone is truly born again they are no longer in danger of eternal hell, however, they still do, at times, yield their bodies to the temptations of this world by committing sins. When they commit sin, they separate themselves from their fellowship with God, until they repent. If we say...

The only sinners that Christ Jesus saved eternally are those that his Father gave him (John 6:38-39), and he did not lose any of them, and will raise them up at the last day.

Everyone who is born into this world, by natural birth, inherits the sin of Adam, until they are born again. The wicked (those who are not born again) live to be old (Psalms 73, especially verse 5) Infants who die are born again. John was even born again in his mother's whom.

If we are discussing scripture, it would help me to know exactly what scripture you are basing your statement on. What is your interpretation of John 6:38-39?

Mem, You have more knowledge of the truth than most on this forum, but you seem to be lacking in making the scriptures harmonize, as there should be no contradictions in the scriptures if we are to have the full knowledge of the truth, in which my hope is that my comments may contribute to...

Christ Jesus only died for those that his Father gave him, which included all of the old testament saints and all of the new testament saints. Jesus, while on the cross, gave them the promise of their eternal inheritance of heaven, without the loss of one (John 6:37-40).

Very comical, surly you don/t really think that of me.

The old testament saints were born again, in the same manner as the new testament saints, by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. (Isaiah 63:11)

So, what is your interpretation as to when the names were written in the book of life?

That must be your personal thought. I have never heard that phrase.

I am trying to understand how you think, so, could you answer me this question? Are you one of those that believes once they have been born again they do not commit any sins?

Who is the "US" describing in Ephesians 1:4?

Are you saying that you have time for others, but you don't have time for me? Is it because the doctrine that I teach is a hard saying, and you do not understand it?