Good assessment.. Now how does one obey? Through correction... God will do the correcting, on His time, not ours. It could be a choice though, you could even say it's both working together, God correcting and our obeying.. How do you just let go of someone you knew your whole life and went through problems with or felt you had a bond with. Some won't .. Some will say I'm not letting go of that friend, and I'm still going to go out smoke some weed and tag a building with that friend.. Now does God say, no way... It's over, no He won't do that... But when the cops come around that corner, and your disciplined .. Then you might think, why did I even call him in the first place.. Know what I mean, or relate that with someone who wants to race on the streets with motor bikes... You keep hanging with them, your going to get a ticket.I am pretty sure I know what you are saying... and I agree with you.
I was answering Grace's post, then telling him that if we go by what is SAID on both sides, there is a lot of agreement.
It seems the disagreement comes in the "why" of things. Jesus tells us to obey Him. Gog folks say that we are to obey, but that it has nothing to do with our justification.
Gog folks say we are saved through grace, and that we will "naturally" obey. non-gog folks say we are saved through grace, but that we are obligated to obey.
Differences in the "why"...
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