The Lord's Prayer covers all sins and if that isn't enough David said forgive the things I have forgotten and cannot remember. Bring them to my attention.
I think we can confess our sins by the example we have from the Word of God.
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I think we can confess our sins by the example we have from the Word of God.
You seem to have a skewed idea of what faith is. It's not something we do, it's something we don't do.
1) Disagree. God's grace is seen even during the 7 year tribulation. People are being redeemed then also. Church has been raptured though and the Church age has ended. So it is a different "salvation economy" if you will.
2) I think you actually mean "the Church age". "Times of the gentiles" is actually a term related to judgement upon Israel.
3) Basically agree.
I think it may be better stated: it is something we ARE. We ARE people of faith, like faithful Abraham.
Gal 3:9
So then they which be of faith are blessed with faithful Abraham.
When praying for the impossible to happen is still more than just having Faith.
It's having Faith, using it with conviction or belief, plus applying Faith to the SOURCE your Faith is in [in the NAME of Jesus].
Faith is like a recipe. Belief that you have Faith, belief in the SOURCE of your Faith, belief that Your SOURCE is greater than the impossible, and belief what has not happened will happen.
That is effort on a person's behalf to believe that combination will work even before it can work.
The fullness of God’s grace is thoroughly discussed throughout the Bible but unfortunately you prove yourself to be a horse who refuses to drink water.
People relying on themselves to maintain their salvation gives new meaning to breaking the first commandment.
An old, old song says " Prayer is the key to heaven, but faith unlocks the door."
That's probably the most thought i have seen you put into a post, But I don't agree
That’s definitely not the definition of messiah. I just spent around 30 minutes researching this. I recommend you do the same and/or reference the source that says otherwise.
Of course.
I looked through the OT and NT and utilized a lexicon to read about how it’s used.
There isn’t a single example of where God is called the messiah. It’s used to refer to human kings, priests, and/or saints.
You’re going to love this gem. I didn’t know this until I researched it myself.
Look who H4899 (mashiach) applies to in the OT.