Peterlag
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I still can't get back on that other site. @Runningman said they changed the rule and now folks over there can converse about the trinity. But I'm still banned from posting.
Is anyone else a Seer?
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Runningman
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Which one?
Peterlag
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Christianboard
Runningman
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what is your username there?
Peterlag
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Peterlag
Runningman
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Ah, seems you were banned for exposing the lies of Trinitarianism. The recently banned the topic again immediately after one of my comments.
Peterlag
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Think about this for a minute. Just stop and think. These are Christian sites and Jesus Christ would not be allowed to say who he is if he was personally on that site.
It is your imaginary version of Jesus Christ who could not be heard anywhere. You cannot even demonstrate your view as viable. This Berean site lets you propose ideas but people here are ready and able to confront it.
Peterlag
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The reason you can't see the trinity is make believe is because you read the Bible with you're Catholic glasses on. You read son of God and your eyes see son of God who is God. You read I don't know because only the Father knows the hour. And your eyes see I don't know now but will know later when I'm done emptying myself and then I will be filled up again.
k. you show weird non-Christian doctrine about emptying yourself. Seems maybe you are doing eastern mysticism instead of any form of Christianity.
I have mentioned that I fell for the Christ-is-man concept for awhile but God brought me back on track. Maybe God can lead you back to knowing Christ. You cannot even make a coherent argument for your Unitarianism cult.
Peterlag
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Just because you cannot see the Christ as a man does not mean I did not make a coherent argument. It just means you do not believe me.
That shows your willful neglect of scripture and what Christians understand. We acknowledge that Christ Jesus came as a man. You keep pretending that that is not the case. Our dispute against your interpretation -- if this not just denial -- is your rejection of Son of God meaning what the words convey, namely that he has the essence of his Father in heaven in addition to his essence as a man. What do you even think the virgin birth and the overshadowing of the Spirit means? That is a rhetorical question.
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TOTHALORDBEALLGLORY
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Yea rather its time we got back into the simplicity of bible reading for ourselves .
People are so easily convinced and persauded by men who say
EITHER one cannot learn lest they sit under them
OR if that dont work
its Ya gotta hermes , exegis and who knows what the heck else they say
or they holler this was written for this and that was written from that .
JUST READ THE DARN thing . its real simple man .
Did you know that by just reading it
after some time
i actually see ZERO contradictions at all .
GOD IS HIS WORD , FIGURE IT OUT .
As HE is HIS SPIRIT . if it is written just BELIEVE IT . even if we cannot understand it .
Believe everything written . IT Will come together in time .
Peterlag
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I already figured it out. I'm trying to help folks walk in the spirit and I can't do that if they don't know what the spirit of Christ is.
TOTHALORDBEALLGLORY
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Oh i see . so then tell us what IS THE SPIRIT OF CHRIST .
charismaticlady
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You keep accusing me of something, but never say what. Are you just some accuser of the brethren? I just want to talk about the power of Jesus that we can share. That's why I like Sid Roth's guests.
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charismaticlady
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I don't play any instruments so that was not someone I related to. But many others I do.
As you know those who are unbelievers will believe what a Spirit filled believer is foolish. Why should we pretend to be worldly and sin so they can relate to us?
dwight92070
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I believe I am a saint, as the Bible calls all believers and followers of Christ (Romans 1:1). We are also called disciples of Jesus. I was born again in 1970, at the age of 21, and have followed Jesus ever since - not flawlessly, not perfectly. Saints means "holy ones". The only reason we can be called that is because we are IN HIM who alone is HOLY, not because we never sin. Apparently you were never taught that, or you ignored it.
James says that "we all stumble in many ways" - including YOU. That means you sin from time to time, just as I do, just as all saints do. It doesn't mean that we are no longer righteous in God's eyes - the blood of Jesus cleansed us from all sin when we were born again, and it continues to cleanse us as we confess any known sin - and it will continue to cleanse us until Jesus returns.
Imagine a married couple where the husband insulted and berated his wife. Later, feeling much guilt, and conviction by the Holy Spirit, he humbly returned to her and asked her to please forgive him. She does. So from then on, he NEVER ONCE sinned against her for the rest of their lives. Does anyone actually believe that? Of course not, ask ANY married person, if their spouse NEVER sins against them or others or God.
This is why, charismaticlady, that I would bet $1000 that you are not married - and I'm NOT a betting man. If you were, you would KNOW beyond all doubt that occasionally, you still sin. Even if you thought that you no longer sin, your spouse would be quick to correct you - What about what you said last night? What about your snotty attitude toward me this morning? What about this? What about that?
If I am wrong, which is possible, and you are married, does your husband agree with your belief that you no longer sin?
You see, others spot your sin and my sin, sometimes long before we do. If we're honest, we'll humbly admit that they are right, and repent and confess to God, and the blood of Jesus will cleanse us again.
How many times did Jesus tell Peter to forgive his brother who sinned against him? That's right, 70 X 7 or 490 times. So how many times will God forgive us? Jesus is saying that there is no end to His forgiveness for us, if we sincerely confess and repent. But why would Jesus think that anyone would continue to sin that many times? Because He knows what is in us. We have to see ourselves as dead to sin by faith - 24/7. We should walk in the Spirit 24/7, but I don't know one Christian who does that. Apparently you think that you do. You don't. I don't. No Christian abides in Christ 24/7. We should and we want that, but that's not reality.
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L.A.M.B.
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James says that "we all stumble in many ways" - including YOU. That means you sin from time to time, just as I do, just as all saints do. It doesn't mean that we are no longer righteous in God's eyes - the blood of Jesus cleansed us from all sin when we were born again, and it continues to cleanse us as we confess any known sin - and it will continue to cleanse us until Jesus returns.
PRAISE ALMIGHTY GOD
PRAISE ALMIGHTY GOD
Praise almighty God !
Amen & AMEN
Peterlag
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Well, in Romans 8:4, it's suggesting we walk after or by this spirit. In Romans 8:9, it calls this spirit the spirit of Christ. In Romans 8:11, it calls this spirit the spirit of Him that raised up Jesus from the dead and that it dwells in us. In 1 Corinthians 3:16, it calls it the spirit of God that dwells in us. In Galatians 4:6, it's called the spirit of his son. And in Galatians 5:16, it talks about walking in the spirit.
We are taught "to be in the spirit" means to walk upright in our flesh or to have our flesh in fellowship with God. So we read right over the many verses such as Peter and John were filled with the spirit. Or "that we might be made the righteousness of God in him" 2 Corinthians 5:21. Romans talks about no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus. Christians everywhere do not seem to understand the words "in him" or "in Christ" or "filled with the spirit." We can't see ourselves walking by the spirit because we are taught that the operations of the spirit are things we operate through our flesh. They are not the manifestations of you. They are of the spirit. We are also taught that we are sinners and this is another reason why we can't see the spirit as long as we see ourselves as a piece of trash. To see it we have to see ourselves as the righteousness of God in him.
I live by the faith of the Son of God...
If Paul in Galatians 2:20 says he's crucified in the flesh. But he still lives, but not him, but Christ. Then I gotta think he's referring to the Christ within. The new nature. And that is the spirit of Christ, which we can shorten to spirit. Then it's the faith from the spirit. Well, one of the operations or manifestations of the spirit is faith.
Stephen full of Faith and Power (2000), p. 107 https://walking-by-the-spirit.com
