Does he give each new person the ability to fight of demons ? or the ability to say no to badness is it down to the believer to do this or do demons have powers that we dont ?
Intrestingly enough the 70 people started speaking in tongues when the spirit ascended upon them... all seventy men started to speak like prophets.. 2 of the seventy leaders had stayed in the camp and not gone to the camp ..... there in the camp the spirit came upon them and they two started speaking like prophets...
conclusion if youve been chosen for the lords works whether you want it or not you will recieve more spirit to enable you to do them works...
conclusion works are from the father bad works are from being scared and satan ....
The truth is we are not always responcible enough to carry out Good works.. Does this make us fall out of favor with God ?
Does this make us unsaved for ever for not carrying on in our duties set out by God ?..
when we look at jonha and moses The answer is no we just need to have our faith restored.
So is being scared a sin or something the enemy can get a hold of.. i PERSONALY THINK BEING SCARED is a human emotion that can encourage sin.. So being brave is where we all must lend a hand

so people who believe they must show them selves approved by works are terroists ?just saw this, and thought hey isn't grace & works like this too?
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trying to approve yourself by works is like swatting off flies - a flyswatter can't clean up the garbage at the root of the problem, in our hearts. but by the grace of God our hearts are being renewed by His Spirit - removing all the garbage from our hearts.
take away the trash and the flies die away and buzz off. but who can remove the trash from within their own hearts?
salvation is by works - a single work, the work of God, who alone redeems.![]()
after recieving the spirit the sventy elders then started speaking like prophets.. i WOULD CALL THAT SPEAKING IN TONGUES which ever way you look at it... from speaking normaly to speaking like a prophet is speaking like God and in tongues ... no doubt they would have been speaking Gods lauguage when they spoke like prophets which is speaking in tougnes..Only thing I would note is that speaking like a prophet is different than speaking in tongues..,Paul tells us he would rather prophecies in word everyone understood than speak in tongues without and interpretor in words no one understood.
so people who believe they must show them selves approved by works are terroists ?
are you sure your not one coming out with a statement like this ?
if you want to side with the enemies ideas and solutions thats upto you.
the cartoon is an editorial from Israel; it has its own context.
i was thinking of Colossians 2, not of terror . . ?
We are saved through faith (rightly understood) IN CHRIST ALONE. The word "alone" in regards to salvation through faith "in Christ alone" conveys the message that Christ saves us through faith based on the merits of His finished work of redemption "alone" and not on the merits of our works.Faith alone does not save,,,,,, if you believe this lie after reading jonah and moses then the truth is not in you and you will continue to throw out the blanklet statement faith alone saves coz you have taken Gods gift of faith for granted..
Good morning from sunny England... My daughter came down yesterday and was telling me how she did not like the way her sister was behaving, i was quick to join in with her about the faults of my daughter as i would of before i was saved, but the holy Spirit gently reminded me that i was not to talk bad about my daughter to her sister, nor join in with the conversation, it was the holy Spirit who was working in me, my flesh wanted to gossip and know all the details, but the holy Spirit no, you are a new creation, it is not I who is changing, it is the works of the holy Spirit who is changing me...xox...I wish this were true, but I have to not quench the impulse of the Spirit when I'm tempted to not respond in the Spirit to situations the way I should. If godliness was automatic, temptation would not exist.
Peter talks about "making every effort" in 2 Peter 1:5, and to "be all the more diligent" in vs.10. That seems to be in direct conflict with your belief that we do not have to purposely 'do' and that it's just an automatic response from the new creation. We certainly do have to make effort to do what's right. It's not automatic. The born again person does do that. The putting off of the deeds of the flesh in a circumcision of the heart is the sign of the covenant. If you do not have this sign, you are not in covenant with God. That's how works are required in salvation.
Faith without work is dead bottom line.... however even the works of the faith is not enough to save you and even work of faith is not enough to save you or allways get every situation right first time...We are saved through faith (rightly understood) IN CHRIST ALONE. The word "alone" in regards to salvation through faith "in Christ alone" conveys the message that Christ saves us through faith based on the merits of His finished work of redemption "alone" and not on the merits of our works.
It is through faith "in Christ alone" (and not by the merits of our works) that we are justified on account of Christ (Romans 3:24; 5:1; 5:9); yet the faith that justifies is never alone (solitary, unfruitful, barren) if it is genuine (James 2:14-24).
Faith that "remains alone" (barren of works) cannot save you because it's not genuine faith but an empty profession of faith/dead faith (James 2:14) not to be confused with faith (rightly understood) IN CHRIST ALONE.
As I already explained. In James 2:14, we read of one who says-claims he has faith but has no works (to back up his claim). This is not genuine faith, but a bare profession of faith. So when James asks, "Can that faith save him?" He is saying nothing against genuine faith, but only against an empty profession of faith/dead faith.Faith withou work is dead bottom line....
We are saved through faith, not works of faith.however even the works of the faith is not enough to save you and even work of faith is not enough to save you or allways get every situation right first time...
It's not faith plus works or faith plus something else. You are making this out to be much more complicated than it really is. Did Paul say saved through faith "plus something else" in Ephesians 2:8 or saved through faith (apart from additions or modifications?)Nope it is faith plus works plus Christ that saves you plus the father and plus the holy spirit..
We are saved through faith (rightly understood) IN CHRIST ALONE (Ephesians 2:8,9). If it's not Christ alone, but Christ "plus something else" then Christ is an insufficient Savior. Christ's finished work of redemption is sufficient and complete to save believers (Romans 3:24-26). *No supplements needed.It is not christ alone coz if it was you wouldnt make the mistakes you do.. coz he was perfect and didnt make any mistakes.. so if it was christ alone that saves you how would you make theese mistakes ?
so are you dissmissing the fact that chosen men of God given the spirit of faith so strong that even they fell short ?As I already explained. In James 2:14, we read of one who says-claims he has faith but has no works (to back up his claim). This is not genuine faith, but a bare profession of faith. So when James asks, "Can that faith save him?" He is saying nothing against genuine faith, but only against an empty profession of faith/dead faith.
Also, keep in mind that James is discussing the proof of faith (says-claims to have faith but has no works/I will show you my faith by my works - James 2:14-18), not the initial act of being accounted as righteous with God (Romans 4:2-3).
We are saved through faith, not works of faith.
It's not faith plus works or faith plus something else. You are making this out to be much more complicated than it really is. Did Paul say saved through faith "plus something else" in Ephesians 2:8 or saved through faith (apart from additions or modifications?)
We are saved through faith (rightly understood) IN CHRIST ALONE (Ephesians 2:8,9). If it's not Christ alone, but Christ "plus something else" then Christ is an insufficient Savior. Christ's finished work of redemption is sufficient and complete to save believers (Romans 3:24-26). *No supplements needed.
If it was christ alone that saves
then surely the amount of faith that he gave moses and jonah should have been enough for them not to want to kill them selves ?