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yes, the lost need salvation. but, even though the sheep was lost, it still belonged to the Shepherd. ''''' I have found my lost sheep.... so, the sheep, being a member of the Shepherds flock, just needed to be found, not saved. this is how you are reading this story - you have the Shepherd...

if you do not recognize the proper definition of sin, how can you know you are not sinning ?

negative. their is no such thing as getting saved and losing it and getting saved and....... over and over. there is such a thing as one professing Christ, yet not being 100% committed . that is, I think, what you legalists fail to understand. a person that is claiming to be saved, but does...

I have given you the definition of sin, many times, you reject it. that is a you problem. giving you more information is a waste of time when you reject what you already have been given

no. we are saved by grace, not by how many or few sins on commits.

the reason followhissteps says he does not sin everyday is he does not recognize the definition of sin. he thinks that sin is just breaking a command and that is it. but, as we know, the actual definition of sin is missing the mark, falling short of a standard, knowing to do good and not...

yes, the lost need salvation . ( you changed the question ). but, the Shepherds sheep are the Shepherds sheep, based on their belief in the Shepherd as THE Shepherd. a sheep is a sheep , a goat is a goat. the goat does not listen to nor care about what the Shepherd says. a sheep can get lost...

i have answered this question so many times I have lost count. the sheep belonged to the Shepherd, i.e., MY lost sheep. the sheep was lost, not dammed.

sorry for the earlier mix-up. my apology.

non - responsive to * MY sheep.

nice. show up, start calling folks losers... show where any are saying no desire to obey God, yet still saved.

yeah, we are having 35 mph wind gusts today.

go through and find one post where " no desire to obey God and still be saved" is stated as a truth. then point it out.

and down here in Georgia, it is sunny and 66!!

who goes looking for the lost sheep? the shepherd. what does the Good Shepherd say when he finds the sheep? " rejoice with me, I have found MY lost sheep". did the sheep cease to belong to the Shephard while it was lost? according to the Good Shephard , no. * MY LOST SHEEP. if you care...

I know that. I just do not think that putting pictures of dead animals to illustrate a point is necessary. but, whatever. you know everything, including word definitions that not one other place defines that way.

ahem.... the next time you want to tell me I am harsh and mean, 1 of us put a picture of a dead sheep on one of their posts. one of us has not.

* .... MY lost sheep........

" I have found MY lost sheep. so, was Jesus lying when He said " MY " lost sheep? according to your theology, He would have to be.

this is a trick question. the sheep still belongs to the shepherd. what did the Shepherd say- " rejoice with Me, I have found MY lost sheep." not " I found sheep, it decided to follow me, it is now mine and will remain so as long as it follows.' very important to point out details, and not...