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Different words , different things , different seal , different context, different thing entirely. Absolutely nothing to do with Acts 2 . Eph 4.30 , Eph 1.13 at all .

I'm Still waiting for the verses that explicitly SAY what you believe on how a person is saved today , How salvation is appropriated today and what the prerequisite is for being saved today ? You have lots of anecdotes , assumption, inference , analogies but no explicit verses ? Why is this ?

Yes murder is still murder. Apples are still apples . But back to my point . That verse is before Jesus died for the sins of the world . You don't see any difference with this ?

Isn't this a bit rich considering everything you've said so far ?

Already have . Admit it . You have no verse that explicitly SAYS what you believe about how a person is saved today , how salvation is appropriated and what the prerequisite is today ? And this should be easy to answer by anyone who claims to be a Christian.

There is not a single verse ( explicit) that says a person who is sealed by the Holy Spirit unto the day of redemption, can be lost again . Not one .

Another verse before Jesus dies for the sins of the world. If anything your consistent at glossing over this point.

I said ' explicitly ' . Your assuming the isolated verses you quote go with the explanation you give .

The sealing of the Holy Spirit only begins after Acts 2 . I believe you could lose salvation prior to this .

No Christians were in the audience in Matt 5 .

That verse is before the cross ,still under the law .

Whos using this verse in that way ? Your the one that keeps going on about this verse ?

I'm happy to discuss what verses you have that explicitly say what you believe . I have verses that explicitly say what I believe. Eph 1.13 for example.

And yet you have no verses that explicitly say what you believe ( for today) . Which is interesting isn't it ?

Freedom is scary for some, so they turn to legalism, because that's where they feel most secure . They fight tooth and nail for laws , rules , perimeters . Grace and freedom is terrifying for these types . They are drawn to certain cults and religions ,because it seemingly offers ' security '...

//Jesus Christ taught and upheld the 10 commandments in his earthly ministry// Naturally as a Jew born under the law why would he not ?

Yes all those verses are not to the body of Christ . Thats why people consistently quote from those books/ verses .Especially Matthew. Matthew gets used of context all day every day . Paul's letters ,not so much ,which is interesting.

The animals .

“with the mind I myself serve the law of God; but with the flesh the law of sin.” Until a believer dies , or the Lord returns, the battle against the flesh goes on.

25I thank God through Jesus Christ our Lord. So then with the mind I myself serve the law of God; but with the flesh the law of sin. Here Paul is saying "with the mind I myself serve the law of God; but with the flesh the law of sin."