License to sin?

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homwardbound

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Is a frequently asked question, from people that hear at the cross of Son for them they are forgiven and remain as forgiven even if sin again! Confused??????
For those whose understanding of the Gospel goes no deeper than being forgiven. It gets used as a liscence to sin over and over again and again. Not seeing the risen Son where new life is given them to abide in and not of self anymore as was trying to do to obey it under Law and cannot do it perfect ever.
Yet, when anyone understands the reason for the forgiveness taking place first, it was for to reconciling of us all as forgiven, first, (2 Cor 5:17-20) before any new life in the resurrected Christ, could be given to anyone from Father (The Holy Spirit), one need to reconcile this truth back to god first, as said in 2 Cor 5:20. Then the new begins new and one will agreeably stop sin in them, no more taking any credit for it happening new to them, in them and through them seeing sin leave and some not as of yet, yet are leaving too, or have, still more to go as bad habits take awhile to be gone, yet are when one anyone does not give up. Now, being in agreement and thankfulness to God who took away sin at that cross for them too, in Son the Messiah, known in English as Jesus. For Jesus, is the propitiation for all sin that had to be taken away first before any new life could ever begin in us as new in God’s Holy Spirit and Truth teaching one, anyone new, thank you.
time to be saved by God in the risen Son for us to love in the same love, mercy and truth of Son given us on that cross, as reconciled first.
go into prayer between God and you personally first, then the new will begin in you too