That's the thing, you can interpret those particular scriptures as what I interpreted them to mean or what you interpret them to mean. That's what bugs me. I am not biased when I read the Bible. It means what it says. So what is it saying here? What about unrepented sin? What about all the times that HE says how bad it is to keep it in your life. I was going to bring up Hebrews 10:26-31, but I feel that it could also be talking about those who are not saved, but have looked upon the Truth and yet and still set it aside. Those would be the unsaved believers, by the way. They believe, but they are not saved.
Yes, Matthew 7. They are believers but Jesus says He never knew them because they worked iniquity (sin). They claimed to have done many wonderful works in his name (i.e. miracles). Those who believe they can sin and still be saved hold to the view that this is proof that these were believers that were never saved to begin with. I believe that might be the case if they held to a "sin and still be saved" doctrine since the beginning of their faith. But what of those who fall away? Does that disprove Matthew 7? No. Ezekiel 18 says if one does unrighteousness, then all their righteousness that they have done will be forgotten. See. The Lord identifies with someone being righteous. So if there righteousness is forgotten, then he does not remember them anymore as a righteous person. They are unknown and alien to Him now. He will say... I never knew you (Because he has erased their righteousness). The same works if somebody repents and accepts Jesus Christ. God erases and forgets about their past sins. He will no longer remember your past evil. But if we sin again, we have to confess our sin in order to be forgiven of it (1 John 1:9).