In the Beginning, the lie the serpent told Eve was this: you may sin (eat the forbidden
fruit) and still live. Of course, what he said was true in part because eating the fruit
did not cause her to die physically: but the death spoke of in the Commandment was a
spiritual death. Well, i can tell you that the serpent and his seed have not changed that
message in the 6000+yrs of man upon the earth. I still here it preached that one can
sin and yet enter into Paradise: and this is a ****able doctrine which will keep many
out of Heaven.
We must all pay for the sin of Adam because, as we now understand it, sin dwells in
the flesh (Rom6,7,8), which is the body. This is 'carnality' and it is the evil tendencies
we are born with which will lead us to commit sins. We are not liars because we lie,
we lie because we are liars. First and foremost, man is a liar! ANd we cannot be
forgiven of this 'sin in the flesh' because we did not commit it; but, this is where the
power of the blood of Jesus Christ has set us free from our evil tendencies, by the Holy
Spirit whom shall teach you all you need, when you need it (assuming you are
searching), and lead you whereby you will not fulfill the lusts of the flesh (Gal5:16).
Sin is the issue, and Holiness is the cure (Heb12:14): and Christianity is a walk in life
where one follows and catches up with Jesus, who showed us what one could do when
one is lead by the Spirit, which is not sin and speak no guile (1Pt2:22). ANd repentence
is a necessary step for those who get turned around (sin) or take a detour and get lost
(be deceived):and confession is the other (1Jn1:9). In all things though, it is our
conscience which convicts us or excuses us, and it is the Holy Spirit which confirms
this (Rom8:16).
So make no mistake about it, one cannot sin and enter into Paradise; but, as a true
believer, one seeks to be perfect, which is Holy, with the Bible as the map (2Tim3:15
-17) and the Spirit as the Guide, all the while realizing that as long as the body is
alive, sin (carnality) is ever-present: as it is written,
If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted? and if thou doest not well, sin
lieth at the door. And unto thee shall be his desire, and thou shalt rule over
him.
fruit) and still live. Of course, what he said was true in part because eating the fruit
did not cause her to die physically: but the death spoke of in the Commandment was a
spiritual death. Well, i can tell you that the serpent and his seed have not changed that
message in the 6000+yrs of man upon the earth. I still here it preached that one can
sin and yet enter into Paradise: and this is a ****able doctrine which will keep many
out of Heaven.
We must all pay for the sin of Adam because, as we now understand it, sin dwells in
the flesh (Rom6,7,8), which is the body. This is 'carnality' and it is the evil tendencies
we are born with which will lead us to commit sins. We are not liars because we lie,
we lie because we are liars. First and foremost, man is a liar! ANd we cannot be
forgiven of this 'sin in the flesh' because we did not commit it; but, this is where the
power of the blood of Jesus Christ has set us free from our evil tendencies, by the Holy
Spirit whom shall teach you all you need, when you need it (assuming you are
searching), and lead you whereby you will not fulfill the lusts of the flesh (Gal5:16).
Sin is the issue, and Holiness is the cure (Heb12:14): and Christianity is a walk in life
where one follows and catches up with Jesus, who showed us what one could do when
one is lead by the Spirit, which is not sin and speak no guile (1Pt2:22). ANd repentence
is a necessary step for those who get turned around (sin) or take a detour and get lost
(be deceived):and confession is the other (1Jn1:9). In all things though, it is our
conscience which convicts us or excuses us, and it is the Holy Spirit which confirms
this (Rom8:16).
So make no mistake about it, one cannot sin and enter into Paradise; but, as a true
believer, one seeks to be perfect, which is Holy, with the Bible as the map (2Tim3:15
-17) and the Spirit as the Guide, all the while realizing that as long as the body is
alive, sin (carnality) is ever-present: as it is written,
If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted? and if thou doest not well, sin
lieth at the door. And unto thee shall be his desire, and thou shalt rule over
him.