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How many times has your scenario taken place in the last two thousand years? Twice? I’ll taken the under. Remember, you’re talking about Christians murdering someone, someone else being put to death, and the Christian not repenting for any of it. It’s never happened.

That’s not what’s written in John 3:16. I noticed you can’t support your stance with scripture as I’ve requested two times now.

Please respond to post #3020 with the following: Book, Chapter, Verse.

One word; faith.

What’s tonight’s winning lottery numbers?

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My guess as to why the enemy took God on in the first place was pride. He probably believes his own lies.

Definitely yes. Love your username. Na na na na . . .

Is the power of sin more powerful than the power of the saving grace of Jesus Christ? I invoke the Word found in John 5:24.

Scripture please. Book, chapter, verse.

So you’re not going to make it in the end? Too bad. I’m making it, thanks to Jesus.

Yes

I did not ask about Adam, I asked about you. You, Noose, sin. It doesn’t mean you’re evil, it just means you’re imperfect and in need of God’s grace, which you cannot earn or lose.

And if you don’t repent for that minor sin, then what? I’m not asking you this personally because I know you fully understand that we cannot lose our salvation, I’m just putting it out there for people who push this stuff.

You’re a breath of fresh air regarding this because there are some active members on CC who proclaim they do not sin. Now all you need to do is understand that your salvation can not be lost because of your imperfection. God’s gifts are irrevocable.

I’m talking about the people here on CC who proclaim the need to be perfect in order to maintain salvation. What they’re really saying is their “perfection” makes God perfect.

According to some, their perfection makes God perfect. Let that sink in.

I didn’t get past this ^^^^

Matthew 5:10-12

That means yes. At least you almost admit to still being a sinner.