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I already have. Are you a "King James version only" advocate?

Onan's sin was not fulfilling his duty to raise up a son for his brother. The "spilling of seed" was merely the method by which he committed his sin. For a married couple today, there is no such responsibility, and therefore no prohibition.

With someone who thinks one translation is "truth" while another is "not truth", yes.

I didn't claim the verse you posted was wrong; you claimed the verse I posted was wrong, which leaves you still in the wrong.

Which was never at issue. Perhaps you thought that was what I was challenging; it wasn't, at all.

I have already addressed your attempt to correct me merely by the use of a different translation. It's not going to fly. I'm not interested in repeating myself.

Ephesians 4:30 doesn't say that the Holy Spirit will lead us into "all the truth necessary to holy living"; it says He will lead us into all truth. Why do you keep misrepresenting God's holy word?

We're not going to bicker on that point in this thread.

It is impossible to lust over your own wife, just as it is impossible to steal what already belongs to you. As long as your wife is aware of and truly accepting of your actions, it's nobody else's business.

This is supposed to support your claim, "the Holy Spirit seals the believer and leads to the truth of the scriptures"? You're focusing on the first part of the verse, which does support the claim, and completely ignoring the rest of your claim, which is the part with which I contend. So let's...

That's not what the Scripture says, and you know it.

You equate not believing exactly as you do regarding the written word with "not thinking they have God's word". That's fallacious and arrogant. There is a massive difference between recognizing that there is truth found outside of Scripture and "looking somewhere else for truth". Does the...

You threw slander at the fan. Here are your words (including the grammatical error which I chose not to correct): "It amazes me how think so little of the word of God. " You don't deal rightly with an accusation of wrongdoing by throwing another accusation back.

Which verse (or verses) tells you that? John 14:17 supports my statement, that the Holy Spirit lives in the believer. "Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you."

Or at least replete with fallacious arguments.

You might demonstrate some integrity and lob the same criticism at John146.

This is nothing but general slander. Not a single person has written anything to justify your accusation.

Except the part that the Holy Spirit lives in you, apparently.

He is responsible for what the Spirit told him; you are responsible for what He told you. There is no confusion.

Even a sparrow does not fall to the ground outside of the will of God. Stop arguing about molehills and start dealing with the mountain of unbelief in your heart.