True
but faith without works is dead also
So if both are true, then the only conclusion to draw is that, faith and works are both required for one not to be dead?
True
but faith without works is dead also
Good day sir, I am sick of going around and round
you do not believe jesus meant what he said in those passages in john that’s all i need to know
If you think that we all are good enough to be worth dying for, I think you are mistaken. God says our righteousness is as filthy rags.Love this, though one thing I'd turn around a bit.
We don't accumulate merit because we already have the merit. God saw us and He saw a person worth dying for. The issue with those who work isn't that their works aren't valuable, but they are trying to make themselves more valuable through their works and nothing is worth more than the blood of Jesus.
If God has quickened you, you are spiritually alive, all that are quickened have spiritual faith, but many do not do good works.So if both are true, then the only conclusion to draw is that, faith and works are both required for one not to be dead?
Its important to see who James is writing to . Its to the 12 tribes , so I think applying James to the church in total is a mistake .
If God has quickened you, you are spiritually alive, all that are quickened have spiritual faith, but many do not do good works.
Is that mean you believe only for Israel faith without work is dead, for us faith and kill is a life
For the Body of Christ, we follow Romans 4:5
5 But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness.
Not work
Is killing other people consider work work? Or not work
4.Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt.
Kill = work
Now to him that work= now to him that kill
You really need to read Isaiah 64 in context, as the manner you're using it is not a proper understanding.If you think that we all are good enough to be worth dying for, I think you are mistaken. God says our righteousness is as filthy rags.
The only righteousness that we have is the imputed righteousness of Christ, if we have been born again.
If you kill others after you believe in 1 Cor 15:1-4, I will say you will get to heaven even faster since many countries have death penalty for murder
So you believe killing people Will help you to get to heaven faster,
Why you don't kill 100 people?
Ok...but what does that mean, practically?To my knoledge abide mean invite Jesus to come as the King in our heart, lE Him have us, not us anymore, let Him decide what we do. Let His plan not our plan, do His Will, not our Will.
Amen .Yep, faith/believe the bible come from hearing
No body hear If No body make a dound
So let make a sound about Jesus, to make people hear.
Whats your thoughts on the '12 tribes '?I would disagree, I think the key to understanding James is his audience for sure, however also important the type of justification he is addressing. It is not spiritual justification.
Ok...but what does that mean, practically?
We certainly need to submit our wills to Jesus, but it seems to me in order to abide in Jesus we've got to simply trust Him when He says His grace is sufficient.
Its important to see who James is writing to . Its to the 12 tribes , so I think applying James to the church in total is a mistake .
So do you think as well that the Great Commission and everything else that Jesus said to the disciples was only for them, and should not be applied to believers today?
What do you make of these verses ?John 3:16 is a simple straightforward verse:
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
The one who is continuing to believe (Greek present tense) will not perish, but is continuing to have (Greek present tense) everlasting life. Other Scriptures are clear that the one who is not believing in Jesus does not have eternal life. The verse does not say that once a person believes that they will always believe. Nor does it say that once a person has eternal life that they will always have eternal life. It just says the one who continues to believe will not perish and is having everlasting life! A wonderful truth! Hallellujah!
If a believer in Jesus commits a murder he is forgiven for that sin and thus he is not a "murderer". The grace and love and mercy of God is far greater and broader than most of us have any idea. But it is incongruent and incompatible for a believer with the Holy Spirit of God dwelling in Him to commmit a murder - James - teaches that a true faith will show by its works.
The issue of how a person is saved is not works -- we are not saved by our works nor are we kept saved by our works. But a true real faith will produce works - faith without works is dead James says. Hence James talks of being justified by works.