If you were in Christ, you would be righteous.We are saved through CHRIST we are saved, Not through ours righteousness. Our relation with Christ is based on our salvation. Peter has it backwards.
If you were in Christ, you would be righteous.We are saved through CHRIST we are saved, Not through ours righteousness. Our relation with Christ is based on our salvation. Peter has it backwards.
Can you manifest God in you by murdering someone?To use that as security will lead those who do it into a works state of life.
It's based on performance. It's a subtle lie that will keep what you do or don't do as a qualifier
You want to look at the OT for our examples?if i believed in full works based salvation id be neurotic. its like luck of the draw u hope u die without a wrong tohught in ur mind its so scary.
come on guys. even before Jesus look at all the things that happened in the old testament. i bet some of u holier than thou people here would condemn david moses and especially samson to hell. or say they lost their salvation.
Your salvation WILL be determined by "every deed done in (your) body". (2 Cor 5:10)You tell us, why do you insist salvation can be lost, or defend people who teach the same?
Was their "iniquity" done in Jesus' name?What determines if one is obedient or not?
Is a religious person who obeys Gods commands, and follows all these religious works. Yet does not Know Christ in a personal relationship obedient or disobedient?
Jesus said they did all these works in Jesus name. Was Jesus lieing or not?
It is written..."All unrighteousness is sin." (1 John 5:17)What is the measurement for sin? How do we know what a sin is?
It is written..."All unrighteousness is sin." (1 John 5:17)
And that from childhood you have known the sacred writings which are able to give you the wisdom that leads to salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus.
Salvation through faith in JESUS
Hi Decon, all of your post's here present a simple clear and true gospel which is how it is represented in the Holy Scriptures; to subtract from or add to what the bible say's about our eternal salvation is a sin. Thank you for your ministry and be well migo...![]()
It is simple.
Not led of the Spirit,you sinneth.
Led of the Spirit,you no sinneth.
Every time we sin,or hold unto sin,we are not led of the Spirit,and only a person led of the Spirit is saved.
We are in a wrong position when we sin,or hold unto sin,until we get rid of it,and not want it,and mean it.
The trouble is many hold unto sin thinking they are alright with God,but then that means they are not led of the Spirit,but of the flesh.
Which the Bible says,God is not mocked,for whatever a person sows,that shall they reap,and tells the saints do not be deceived.
If a person hates sin,and does not want sin,by the Spirit they can abstain from sin,for the Spirit will lead a person with that attitude,but if they believe that sin does not affect their relationship with God is that the right attitude,and will they have a desire to give up sin,or hold unto it and believe they are alright with God.
For that is a silly thing to say that they cannot abstain from sin,for by the Spirit we can abstain from sin,so why do they say it.
Is it because they really want to sin enjoying their wants,and fleshy pleasures,and worldliness,and money,and material things,and believe they are right with God.
For I would like to know why they believe those things because we sin because we want to sin,not because we cannot abstain from sin,and even the world can abstain from sin,as they choose what sins they like,and which ones they do not like.
Why would they say they cannot abstain from sin when we can have the Holy Spirit.
It is written.
yes! it is written:
If you make an altar of stone for Me, you shall not build it of cut stones, for if you wield your tool on it, you will profane it. And you shall not go up by steps to My altar, so that your nakedness will not be exposed on it.
(Exodus 20:25-26)
do not think to put our tools to it; we will profane it. do not raise it up on steps; our shame will be exposed.
we, as lively stones, being built
Probably from just scanning your post, for which I apologize. I saw Levitical priesthood, and my eyes rolled back in my head. Please forgive?
Was just a bit tired of religious writings and I don't really know you yet.
Every sin will cause your name to be erased from the book of life. (Rev 20:12, 15)
Peter didn't have the Holy Ghost till the day of Pentecost.
And salvation isn't assured till the day of the final judgement.
Hence the need for rebirth.
Even before that, though, men yearn to know God, and search for the things of God.
Cornelius the centurion is a good example of that.
Yet, Peter was still a "natural" man.
Let's be clear about what my "view" is...
I believe we can obey God all the time.
I believe that God has made a way for us to remain faithful and without offense.
If you argue against those two points, you infer that you don't believe God has the power to do this.
Those walking in darkness have neither fellowship with God nor hope of salvation at the final judgement seat of God.
Proverbs 4:19 defines "darkness" this way..."The way of the wicked is as darkness:"
Darkness is sin.