Sin daily?
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No. I don't sin while walking in the Spirit. When I walk in the flesh I do sin.
Are we commanded to do all to the glory of God? If so, how do you brush your teeth to the glory of God?
If you actually read all my posts, you would know I understand sin quite well. I'm not sure you do.
So this is a regular thing with you then?
But I say to you that everyone who is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment; whoever insults his brother will be liable to the council; and whoever says, ‘You fool!’ will be liable to the hell of fire. - Matt 5:22
There goes that sinless thing.
And then you admit that you do sin on a regular basis knowing it's sin but you decide to do the sin anyway?
The love of Christ would correct you and teach you that it's not normal to go out and do sinful things as you seem to be saying you frequently do. I sincerely hope you get the help you need to stop walking after the flesh and start abiding in Christ.
I've introduced the understanding of paradoxes to the members here. All of Gods deeper truths are paradoxes. None any more paradoxical than sanctification.
In Rom.7:14-21 Paul is giving us a personal insight into that paradoxical truth. Where he acknowledges sin is dwelling in him, but the sin that he commits, is not him doing it but sin dwelling in him doing it. Separated now from his sinful nature.
That is a paradox, can you accept this paradox, just like you accept God is 3 persons, and 1 person at all times all the time?
I probably sin far less than you. I'm simply more sensitive to the sin I commit. This is obvious, because you think you don't sin but in our discussion I've shown you 2 examples where you didn't love others as Christ loves.
When Jesus told the pharisees they were of the devil, do you think that was sinful for Him to do that?
Sometimes the truth hurts and people need to be told they are not following God's instructions.
Would love just let someone continue in their error without trying to help them?
Well then we should all do what God said we should be doing then and stop turning away from the Lord to go do sin
1 John 3:6 - Whosoever abideth in him sinneth not: whosoever sinneth hath not seen him, neither known him.
So you sin a lot and because of that you assume everyone else does as well?
You provided fake examples that are not legitimate.
Does walking in love mean everyone agrees with everything you say? Seems to be the case.
Thank you for sharing your speculation. It helps to know where you are coming from.
Abiding in sin means someone has made a lifestyle of sin, not one who sins and repents.
And you said "when you sin" as though it's a regular thing in your life.
So honest question - can we sin all we want all the time and it's all good as long as we ask for forgiveness?
If so, is that true for all forms of sin such as murdering and raping?
Or is it only applicable to smaller sins?
I never said I sin alot. That is your false accusation. I said I sin when I'm not walking in the Spirit.
You can't even tell me how to glorify God while brushing your teeth. Can you tell me how to glorify God while having a discussion on a site thread? While you have been posting, have you been praying without ceasing?
I'll answer you when you can tell me how to brush your teeth to the glory of God.