praise_yeshua
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This topic has come up several times in recent comments.
I want to make a few statements and let others respond.
1. Sin is breaking the law. However, the law did not describe all things sinful.
2. Sin is "whatsoever that is not of faith". Even keeping the law absent faith in the law, is sin. Obedience absent faith is useless. It is nothing more than compliance.
3. Where there is faith in God's forgiveness, sin has no dominion to condemn. Yes, you can willingly sin and still have faith in God to forgive you.
4. Every born again believer knows they are going to sin before they sin. Not always but sin can't possibly always take place without willfulness. Many believers sin because they know God will forgive them. Either consciously or subconsciously.
5. Regardless of willingness or resistence, Sin brings about humility in all men in that they will die.
Vanities of vanities. All is vanity.
I have much more to say but tell me where I'm wrong.
I want to make a few statements and let others respond.
1. Sin is breaking the law. However, the law did not describe all things sinful.
2. Sin is "whatsoever that is not of faith". Even keeping the law absent faith in the law, is sin. Obedience absent faith is useless. It is nothing more than compliance.
3. Where there is faith in God's forgiveness, sin has no dominion to condemn. Yes, you can willingly sin and still have faith in God to forgive you.
4. Every born again believer knows they are going to sin before they sin. Not always but sin can't possibly always take place without willfulness. Many believers sin because they know God will forgive them. Either consciously or subconsciously.
5. Regardless of willingness or resistence, Sin brings about humility in all men in that they will die.
Vanities of vanities. All is vanity.
I have much more to say but tell me where I'm wrong.
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