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The Bible says that it is the unrighteous who need laws. In any event righteousness (God's perfection) can only be imputed by God, since no amount of obedience to His laws will bring about perfection. And God expects nothing less than perfection for anyone to enter Heaven. Be ye therefore...

That is pure speculation. Everything that we read in that context shows that they were true believers who allowed their old nature (or Satan) to influence them. This is not peculiar to them, since Christians are exhorted to walk in the Spirit and mortify the flesh. Ananias and Sapphira...

David was saved by grace just like every other OT saint. But he still needed to obey the Law to show that he was a believer. Christians are under the Law of Christ.

Take some time to study the book of Revelation. Just as God destroyed all living creatures during the Flood, He will bring fiery judgment upon earth in the future.

The point is that people are not allowed to change their minds about anything. Actually it is a very healthy thing when people in office change their position based upon new information. That indicates realism and flexibility, not ideological nonsense. The Climate Change Hoax is TOTALLY...

There is more than enough to the story. It is about Israel and its spiritual barrenness, and the end result of that.

Think not that I am come to destroy [καταλῦσαι (katalysai) = to destroy or overthrow, annul, abrogate, subvert, or discard] the Law, or the Prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil [πληρῶσαι (plērōsai) = to make full, to complete, or make complete in every particular, to consummate]...

And the Law of Moses makes it crystal clear that if you do not obey it perfectly you are under a curse. James says the same thing, that if you break the Law in one point, you have broken all of it. But Christ took the curse of the Law upon Himself. The day Christ died, the Law of Moses ended...

True. You can show then 100 Scriptures, but that makes absolutely no difference. This includes the Modalists.

Your assessment is not very accurate. We need to bring the truth to light to the best of our ability. 1. The Pilgrims -- Bible believing Christians -- came to America in the early 17th century. 2. The Puritans -- Bible believing Christians -- followed the Pilgrims but were not identical in...

My question is this: Why did the Senate not rule to ignore those bogus articles of impeachment, and why did they not allow Pelosi to simply hang on to them for as long as she wanted? This whole sham impeachment would have just disappeared if the Senate had made it disappear. Instead they chose...

The first thing for any Christian is to honestly acknowledge that ALL the mainstream media networks throughout the West are now partisan propagandists for the Left-Liberals and the Globalist Elites. Therefore truth does not matter to them, particularly to CNN. This vicious attack on Pence is...

Before Noah built that Ark, the Bible says But Noah found grace in the eyes of the LORD. Salvation has always been by grace through faith. Long before Abraham prepared to sacrifice Isaac, he was saved by grace through faith. His faith was imputed to him for righteousness. We cannot say that...

Some. Not all. But at the same time, they all derived their principles of governance from the Bible (directly or indirectly). Deism does not reject God, but simply indicates that God is not involved in the affairs of men after creation.

There is no difference whatsoever, and it is clear from the Greek that it is simply a change in word order. As to the meaning of eternal life, it means exactly what it says. A life which never ends and which is in the presence of God. We could go deeper into that but we can leave it at that.

Destroy here does not mean annihilate. It means the utter and eternal ruin of that individual. That in fact is eternal conscious torment in the Lake of Fire. Thayer's Greek Lexicon STRONGS NT 622: ἀπόλλυμι (apollumi) ...metaphorically, to devote or give over to eternal misery: Matthew 10:28;

True. The only way that water saved Noah and the Ark was indirectly. The Ark floated on the water, and was immersed in water both when it rained and also when it floated. But the water itself was judgment. This passage in 1 Peter 3 is generally misunderstood: 20 Which sometime were disobedient...

You still remain confused. You need to distinguish between (1) the baptism with the Holy Spirit (which is the gift of the Spirit to all), (2) the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, (3) the baptism by the Holy Spirit, (4) the filling or fulness of the Holy Spirit, and (2) the gifts of the Holy Spirit...

Immortality applies to the body. See 1 Corinthians 15. Eternal life applies to the whole person.

More precisely we are body, soul, and spirit. Using the term flesh can be confusing since it can be applied either to the human body or the Adamic sin nature. The body is mortal (subject to death) hence immortality pertains to the body. The soul and spirit are imperishable, so you could apply...