Do not commit adultery (Matthew 5:27-28)

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27. Ye have heard that it was said, Thou shalt not commit adultery: 28. but I say unto you, that every one that looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart. (Matthew 5:27-28)

Adulterers can not inherit the eternal life, but instead are in danger to fall in everlasting separation our Lord Yeshua's brightness.

Do not commit adultery, but purify your selves like our Lord Yeshua is pure, set your hope truly in him, and the righteous of him.
 
How does a Christian man justify pornography with that scripture?
 
How does a Christian man justify pornography with that scripture?

A Christian man doesn't justify pornography, nor any other sin. All sin however is worthy of Hell. The scripture even tells us that if we break any law, we are guilty of all. All sin however has been paid for by the blood of Christ.

That never means that we use that blood to justify sin in our lives. Saved men and women abhor sin of every kind. We will however sin and fall short. That's what grace is for!


Some sin seems to us more disgusting, but according to God, even if we lie, we are guilty of fornication and murder. God loves us as we are, not as we should be. We are called to love others as they are, not as they should be.
 
>>>>Some sin seems to us more disgusting, but according to God, even if we lie, we are guilty of fornication and murder.<<<<

Shotgun please support this <above> comment with scripture?
 
>>>>Some sin seems to us more disgusting, but according to God, even if we lie, we are guilty of fornication and murder.<<<<

Shotgun please support this <above> comment with scripture?

James 2:10King James Version (KJV)
[SUP]10 [/SUP]For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all.
 
A Christian man doesn't justify pornography, nor any other sin. All sin however is worthy of Hell. The scripture even tells us that if we break any law, we are guilty of all. All sin however has been paid for by the blood of Christ.

All sin however has been paid for by the blood of Christ.
All sin however has been paid for by the blood of Christ.
All sin however has been paid for by the blood of Christ.

No it has not and anyone that believes that is in great danger.

The blood of Jesus did not "pay for sin." The blood of Jesus PURCHASED US. The blood of Jesus CONFIRMED the New Covenant.

God does not treat sin like a debt that must be paid. Sinning brings condemnation but God is willing to forgo the condemnation upon those whom repent, not through the condemnation being "paid for" but through the condemnation being remitted through the New Covenant.

The Bible simply does not teach this "sin has been paid for" doctrine. That doctrine deceives people into thinking of forgiveness in the context of an ECONOMIC TRANSACTION in which a debt owed is not owed anymore because it has been paid in full. This then leads to the erroneous conclusion that ongoing rebellion to God can no longer bring condemnation of the soul and thus this doctrine twists the grace of God into an "immunity to condemnation" or in other words a LICENSE TO SIN.

That never means that we use that blood to justify sin in our lives. Saved men and women abhor sin of every kind. We will however sin and fall short. That's what grace is for

This quote here is an attempt to justify a license to sin by pretending it is not a license to sin. Thus it is claimed that one can "abhor sin" and yet not be condemned for actually engaging in sin.

The purpose of grace is to lead all people to righteousness, it is not a cloak for sinning. God is patient and longsuffering not willing that any should perish but that all come to repentance. God is gracious in being willing to forgive sinners of their crimes against Him but that does not mean that one can engage in wickedness and not be under condemnation. Repentance is inclusive of a forsaking of all known wickedness and it is the "forsaking of all known wickedness" which many a modern professing Christian is absolutely opposed to.

Many a professing Christian will claim that they "abhor sin" but they will NEVER contend that known sin MUST be forsaken. NEVER. They won't go there because they truly believe that "sin is paid for" and thus forsaking sin has nothing to do with the forgiveness of sin.

Some sin seems to us more disgusting, but according to God, even if we lie, we are guilty of fornication and murder. God loves us as we are, not as we should be. We are called to love others as they are, not as they should be.

God does not love people "as they are." God loves people in the context that He wants them to escape condemnation but that does not mean that people escape condemnation whilst still in rebellion to God. God is a holy God and God is a just God and God will not forgive anyone who refuses to repent of their rebellion, God will not forgive anyone who refuses to yield themselves to him with their whole heart. This is why Jesus spoke of the Pearl of Great Price which costs one everything. We have to lose our lives in order to find our lives and the losing of our lives includes a forsaking of rebellion through godly sorrow and a broken repentance.

REPENTANCE UNTO LIFE.

No repentance = no life.

2Co 7:10 For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death.
2Co 7:11 For behold this selfsame thing, that ye sorrowed after a godly sort, what carefulness it wrought in you, yea, what clearing of yourselves, yea, what indignation, yea, what fear, yea, what vehement desire, yea, what zeal, yea, what revenge! In all things ye have approved yourselves to be clear in this matter.

One does not experience godly sorrow which works a repentance unto salvation and then continue to engage in known wickedness. One may fall short due to ignorance and require correction but rebellion is out of the question. Satan does not want people to understand that and that is why dangerous doctrines like "paid for sins" are so popularly promoted, they destroy a comprehension of the simple truth at the very root of understanding.
 
Act 20:28 Take heed therefore unto yourselves, and to all the flock, over the which the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed the church of God, which he hath purchased with his own blood.

The blood of Jesus purchased the church. It is through the grace of God that we are able to built up that we may receive an inheritance IF we are among the sanctified (set apart from wickedness).

Heb 9:20 Saying, This is the blood of the testament which God hath enjoined unto you.

The blood of Jesus Christ is the blood of the New Covenant which we may be enjoined into.

By entering into the New Covenant through repentance and faith with a true heart (ie. we come clean with God about our past rebellion and are TRULY sorry about it) God will cleanse us of our past criminal record and not count it against us.

The Gospel is designed to bring a restoration of a right relationship with God, it brings sinners from a state of wickedness into a state of inward purity whereby they have been completely purged of iniquity and cleansed of their past sins. The sinner is the offending party and it is the actual wickedness which separates a sinner from God, there can be no reconciliation whilst ongoing wickedness exists. Some kind of "economic transaction" like this "sin paid for" nonsense is patently absurd if one is to actually think about it honestly. Not only is it not in the Bible, not only was it never taught in early Christianity, but it is also obvious nonsense if rationally considered.

Jesus preached PURITY, RIGHTEOUSNESS and HOLINESS. That is the standard and that is what God expects. It is the PURE IN HEART who will see God and that means we must have pure hearts. We purify our hearts through faith, a faith whereby we yield wholeheartedly to the grace of God whereby the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts whereby we are empowered to love one another with pure hearts fervently. That is the standard.

That is the standard that FEW will attain because FEW will repent. Few will actually DO what Jesus said we must DO.

Jesus said that STRAIT IS THE GATE and NARROW IS THE WAY which LEADS TO LIFE. Strait and narrow means FULL OF OBSTACLES. Jesus said STRIVE to enter in at the strait gate because Jesus knew it takes EFFORT. We have to make the effort to DENY OURSELVES in crucifying the old man and that means we are to live a life where we subjugate the lusts of the flesh to a WALK according to the Spirit. We can only do this through repentance and faith, a repentance where we forsake wickedness through being totally broken whereby we come to our senses, and a faith whereby we wholeheatedly trust God and wholeheartedly yield to God. We then REST in the guidance and power of God who will sustain us IF we remain faithful.

There is no power in rebellion to God. There is no forgiveness in rebellion to God. There is no victory in ongoing wickedness.

Salvation is a salvation FROM rebellion.

Salvation is a salvation FROM wickedness.

Salvation is a salvation FROM a filthy heart.

We are not only saved from the condemnation of sin but we are saved from sin itself. This is why God can forgive sinners without violating justice because those whom He forgives do not have a license to keep sinning. If God were to forgive people whilst they are still engaged in rebellion then that would turn the universe upon its head for God would be justifying actual wickedness which a holy and righteous God could never do.
 
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