Romans 6:14 (NASB)
[SUP]14 [/SUP] For sin shall not be master over you, for you are not under law but under grace.
True it does not have the ultimate control but it trips us up along the way.
Romans 6:14 (NASB)
[SUP]14 [/SUP] For sin shall not be master over you, for you are not under law but under grace.
Its good of me to answer your questions when you answer so few yourselves!I was trying to answer the question you said I keep avoiding....trying to define what you meant.....
I do not believe our salvation is based on us..I believe it is based on Jesus and His finished work....the "attaining heaven" statement is foreign to me.
..answer me about the woman that is over-eating all the time and is technically a glutton...and she is definitely in the flesh...would she attain heaven?
True it does not have the ultimate control but it trips us up along the way.
You can't just pick and chose verses. They all have to agree with each other.
Its good of me to answer your questions when you answer so few yourselves!
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The holy spirit convicts us of things in our lives that need dealing with. Safe to assume he starts with the most serious. Normally overeating would not be the most serious issue the average person needs firstly dealing with. GE will get round to it as and when necessary.
Now answer a question of mine( hopefully lol)
Is all sin equal to God in gravity/ seriousness?
And when hyper grace teaches you do not have to abide in Christ's teaching it isnt Christianity no matter how much someone tries to spin it as such. The truth is it is cursed doctorine
True!..I believe we need to hear the gospel of Christ every day...in it is the only power for salvation!
ok...so once again..would the glutton woman attain heaven?
now...to your new question...is all sin equal to God in gravity?...
again..I need to define the question...equal in what respect...as far as one big sin will keep us out of heaven but a so-called small one will not?...
.or does some sin have great damage done to hurt people then others..this one is easy to answer..yes..some are worse in the damage they do here on earth.
Jesus also said to Pilate that the religious people who turned Him over to Pilate had the greater sin....not sure what the "greater sin"..is..I'll have to study that one out.
In God's eyes being fearful is just as bad as being a homosexual..both will get you an eternal dip in the lake of fire in Rev.21:8
He is the Word of God!Well you go right ahead and abide in His teaching, and I'll continue to abide in Him, who is the Truth.
So we agree, in Gods sight some sin is worse than others, good. Charles Spurgeon, who you often quote agrees.
In my view overeating will keep bo one out of heaven, but I am sorry, your question speaks of naivety. There are sins, that if not dealt with will stop a person crossing over from being a slave of sin to a slave of righteousness leading to holiness. You should know that.
Paul says if we are a slave to sin it leads to death.
You have to rightly divide the word
Well you go right ahead and abide in His teaching, and I'll continue to abide in Him, who is the Truth.
He is the Word of God!
So we agree, in Gods sight some sin is worse than others, good. Charles Spurgeon, who you often quote agrees.
In my view overeating will keep bo one out of heaven, but I am sorry, your question speaks of naivety. There are sins, that if not dealt with will stop a person crossing over from being a slave of sin to a slave of righteousness leading to holiness. You should know that.
Paul says if we are a slave to sin it leads to death.
You have to rightly divide the word
So we agree, in Gods sight some sin is worse than others, good. Charles Spurgeon, who you often quote agrees.
In my view overeating will keep bo one out of heaven, but I am sorry, your question speaks of naivety. There are sins, that if not dealt with will stop a person crossing over from being a slave of sin to a slave of righteousness leading to holiness. You should know that.
Paul says if we are a slave to sin it leads to death.
You have to rightly divide the word
So..then you would agree that it is possible for someone to follow after the flesh ... basically sinning all their lives..like being the woman that is constantly being a glutton and still go to heaven.
It would be much better for the lady to hear about the grace of Christ and be free from the torment and condemnation that always comes with sin. God's grace in Christ is wonderful!..He is a good, loving Father!
oh..I definitel;y whole heartedly agree that walking after the Spirit is the way to live the Chrisitan life..depending totally on the grace of Christ in our lives...I love the being a slave to righteousness..I say that all the time to myself.. I confess who I am in Christ all the time.
It's in the acknowledging of who we are in Christ that releases the life of Christ within us.
Philemon 1:6 (KJV)
[SUP]6 [/SUP] That the communication of thy faith may become effectual by the acknowledging of every good thing which is in you in Christ Jesus.
We have a great salvation in Jesus our Lord!
Being a slave to sin(the sin nature) can be a person who's focus is trying to get rid of it. They are a slave to their sin nature because their focus is trying to cleanup the old man.
Being sin focused is being a slave to sin, even if the focus is "fighting it."
And the holy spirit only speaks the Word.
Fix [your] attention on yourself and on your teaching. Continue in them, for [by] doing this you will save both yourself and those who hear you. 1 Timothy 4:16
Now the Spirit explicitly says that in the last times some will depart from the faith, paying attention to deceitful spirits and teachings of demons, 1 Timothy 4:1
I usually agree with you on all that you say, but tell me what scriptures are you basing the opinion that some sins are worse then others ???
Jesus in Luke 13 addressed this issue as he asked a man if he thought one group of sinners was worse then another, then Jesus addressed him and told him "NO" and unless he repented of his sins he also would perish !!!
If you are a habitual liar that does not make you any less/worse of a sinner then a habitual murderer, both will be sent to the lake of fire unless they repent of those ways !!!
Again, you appear sadly not to understand the work of sanctification ( or behaviour changes as you put it)
Paul never preached anyone was sinless in the flesh. But he did state if you are a slave to sin it leads to death. I wonder from your posts if you understand what he meant.
There are certain sins Tha if not dealt with will stop a person crossing over from being a slave of sin to a slave of righteousness leading to holiness. Certain sins, if not dealt with will stop spiritual growth. They will ensure sin remains your master and you remain sins slave.
This is basic to the faith, you should know it.