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Willful Sin Kills You

Jason1

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Your response is what I expect from a Judaiser.
Jason, I have nothing but pity for you. You just don't know what you don't know. Being blind, you think you see. Being deaf, you think you hear. Being dead, you think you are alive. You don't comprehend how you dangle over the flames of hell by a thread and only the Triune God can save you.
Blind = won't see the Word
Deaf = won't hear the Word

These terms are talking about those who won't follow the commands of the Creator. It has nothing to do with man made doctrines of trinity.
 

steaver

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These terms are talking about those who won't follow the commands of the Creator. It has nothing to do with man made doctrines of trinity.
I did not know Jason was a denier of the Triune God. This helps explain alot about why he does not understand spiritual things such as Grace verses Law.
 

MennoSota

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I did not know Jason was a denier of the Triune God. This helps explain alot about why he does not understand spiritual things such as Grace verses Law.
Things in God's word Jason doesn't like he puts into his own category called "oral law." Grace is something he's never known. It's sad. You and I cannot give sight to the blind. We can only point them to the Triune God who can give sight. Remember when God made us alive and gave us our sight. It is a glorious thing...so filled with grace.
 

steaver

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Things in God's word Jason doesn't like he puts into his own category called "oral law." Grace is something he's never known. It's sad. You and I cannot give sight to the blind. We can only point them to the Triune God who can give sight. Remember when God made us alive and gave us our sight. It is a glorious thing...so filled with grace.
Yes, It makes a difference in my approach to debate. It does no good to debate a person about the Law and Grace when they do not have the Spirit for discernment. He will have to have an encounter with Grace for him to understand, until then, nothing we say will make any sense to him nor convince him. He must see his own wretchedness, his own inability to keep the Law and his own need for a Saviour possessing Grace.
 

Jason1

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Things in God's word Jason doesn't like he puts into his own category called "oral law." Grace is something he's never known. It's sad. You and I cannot give sight to the blind. We can only point them to the Triune God who can give sight. Remember when God made us alive and gave us our sight. It is a glorious thing...so filled with grace.
Marcionsota is here to swoop down and steal the good seed. Take off his monocle and you'll see a wolf's eye! Watch out for these types who say this:

Psa_10:13 Why do the wrong scorn Elohim? He has said in his heart, “It is not required.”
 

MennoSota

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Marcionsota is here to swoop down and steal the good seed. Take off his monocle and you'll see a wolf's eye! Watch out for these types who say this:

Psa_10:13 Why do the wrong scorn Elohim? He has said in his heart, “It is not required.”
Jason, my heart wishes you could understand. Those on the site with spiritual discernment can see your struggle. We were once wretched, without grace, just like you. But, God made us alive and adopted us by His grace. We who know our Father pray that one day you may know Him as your gracious Father rather than as your Judge and Executioner. You dangle by a thread, Jason. You should fear for your eternal soul and pray that God might adopt you and save you from the flames of Hell, above which you now precariously dangle.
 

steaver

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Jason, my heart wishes you could understand. Those on the site with spiritual discernment can see your struggle. We were once wretched, without grace, just like you. But, God made us alive and adopted us by His grace. We who know our Father pray that one day you may know Him as your gracious Father rather than as your Judge and Executioner. You dangle by a thread, Jason. You should fear for your eternal soul and pray that God might adopt you and save you from the flames of Hell, above which you now precariously dangle.
It's a terrible life to live, ever worrying about stepping out of line, never knowing where that line is or if you crossed it or not, never knowing if you will be saved from the flames or not at the Judgement.
 

Jason1

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Jason, my heart wishes you could understand. Those on the site with spiritual discernment can see your struggle. We were once wretched, without grace, just like you. But, God made us alive and adopted us by His grace. We who know our Father pray that one day you may know Him as your gracious Father rather than as your Judge and Executioner. You dangle by a thread, Jason. You should fear for your eternal soul and pray that God might adopt you and save you from the flames of Hell, above which you now precariously dangle.
Lol, you ignore all the scriptures on obedience and think nothing is required. Then you take it further and call obedience an evil thing that takes you to close to hell? That is not what scripture teaches at all.

Marcionism is a path to hell and stated here:

Luk 13:24 “Strive to enter through the narrow gate, because many, I say to you, shall seek to enter in and shall not be able.
Luk 13:25 “When once the Master of the house has risen up and shut the door, and you begin to stand outside and knock at the door, saying, ‘Master, Master, open for us,’ and He shall answer and say to you, ‘I do not know you, where you are from,’
Luk 13:26 then you shall begin to say, ‘We ate and drank in Your presence, and You taught in our streets.’
Luk 13:27 “But He shall say, ‘I say to you I do not know you, where you are from. Depart from Me, all you workers of unrighteousness.’
Luk 13:28 “There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth, when you see Aḇraham and Yitsḥaq and Yaʽaqoḇ and all the prophets in the reign of Elohim, and yourselves thrown outside.​

I've been trying to show you the way of righteous living (clearly defined in scripture), yet you scoff at it and say it is evil. Woe to those who put good for evil and evil for good.
 

MennoSota

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It's a terrible life to live, ever worrying about stepping out of line, never knowing where that line is or if you crossed it or not, never knowing if you will be saved from the flames or not at the Judgement.
Indeed. And we were all there, at times ignorant of our imminent doom and at other times scared to utter despair.
How precious was that moment when God took us in His hand and saved us from the pit, which rightfully burned for our wickedness. What marvelous grace is this.

"T'was Grace that taught my heart to fear. And Grace my fears relieved. How precious did that Grace appear the hour I first believed."
 

Jason1

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Indeed. And we were all there, at times ignorant of our imminent doom and at other times scared to utter despair.
How precious was that moment when God took us in His hand and saved us from the pit, which rightfully burned for our wickedness. What marvelous grace is this.

"T'was Grace that taught my heart to fear. And Grace my fears relieved. How precious did that Grace appear the hour I first believed."
Is repentance required? What is it? How is it done?

Is working righteousness required? What is it? How is it done?

Does willfull sin have consequences? Defiance? Rebellion? Hate? Evil? Spite?

Or does grace erase all of the above? What makes you better than a demon who believes?
 

Yeshua1

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Lol, you ignore all the scriptures on obedience and think nothing is required. Then you take it further and call obedience an evil thing that takes you to close to hell? That is not what scripture teaches at all.

Marcionism is a path to hell and stated here:

Luk 13:24 “Strive to enter through the narrow gate, because many, I say to you, shall seek to enter in and shall not be able.
Luk 13:25 “When once the Master of the house has risen up and shut the door, and you begin to stand outside and knock at the door, saying, ‘Master, Master, open for us,’ and He shall answer and say to you, ‘I do not know you, where you are from,’
Luk 13:26 then you shall begin to say, ‘We ate and drank in Your presence, and You taught in our streets.’
Luk 13:27 “But He shall say, ‘I say to you I do not know you, where you are from. Depart from Me, all you workers of unrighteousness.’
Luk 13:28 “There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth, when you see Aḇraham and Yitsḥaq and Yaʽaqoḇ and all the prophets in the reign of Elohim, and yourselves thrown outside.​

I've been trying to show you the way of righteous living (clearly defined in scripture), yet you scoff at it and say it is evil. Woe to those who put good for evil and evil for good.
What saves us, our behavior, or Jesus alone?
 

MennoSota

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Is repentance required? What is it? How is it done?
God's adoption of me is required. God's gracious choice of me, a sinner, is required.
Is working righteousness required? What is it? How is it done?
No works are required by God for Him to save me by His grace. God chooses to save me by His Sovereign decree.
Does willfull sin have consequences? Defiance? Rebellion? Hate? Evil? Spite?
Willful sin has many consequences. See King David as a great example. Those disciples from God do not disqualify me from being an adopted child of God, but the do keep me from having blessed fellowship with my Father.
I may build with wood, hay or stubble, but I will still be saved by God's grace. (1 Corinthians 3:15) It is a sad thing to miss out on such wonderful fellowship, but God's adoption is His choice, apart from works.
Or does grace erase all of the above? What makes you better than a demon who believes?
My Father's choice to adopt a wicked and rebellious orphan is what makes me God's child. In my own standing I am no better than a demon. In Christ, I stand righteous and without condemnation before the throne of God. (Romans 8)
 

Jason1

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God's adoption of me is required. God's gracious choice of me, a sinner, is required.

No works are required by God for Him to save me by His grace. God chooses to save me by His Sovereign decree.

Willful sin has many consequences. See King David as a great example. Those disciples from God do not disqualify me from being an adopted child of God, but the do keep me from having blessed fellowship with my Father.
I may build with wood, hay or stubble, but I will still be saved by God's grace. (1 Corinthians 3:15) It is a sad thing to miss out on such wonderful fellowship, but God's adoption is His choice, apart from works.

My Father's choice to adopt a wicked and rebellious orphan is what makes me God's child. In my own standing I am no better than a demon. In Christ, I stand righteous and without condemnation before the throne of God. (Romans 8)
So no repentance required?
 

MennoSota

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So no repentance required?
Jason, you refuse to repent. That's because you are incapable of repenting. Why? Romans 3 tells you that no one seeks after God. No one will, therefore, repent by their own initiative.
God must first make us alive and adopt us at which point we will fall into our loving Father's arms and weep, confessing our sins to our Father. Read the story of the prodigal son.

Jason, you want to earn God's affection by your works. God tells you that you are a filthy rag that will never be clean enough by your own efforts. Tell God you're sorry all you want. You are still a criminal. The judge will still sentence you to your rightful death.
You need God's grace and pardon to be saved, but you refuse to receive it.
 

Jason1

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Jason, you refuse to repent. That's because you are incapable of repenting. Why? Romans 3 tells you that no one seeks after God. No one will, therefore, repent by their own initiative.
God must first make us alive and adopt us at which point we will fall into our loving Father's arms and weep, confessing our sins to our Father. Read the story of the prodigal son.

Jason, you want to earn God's affection by your works. God tells you that you are a filthy rag that will never be clean enough by your own efforts. Tell God you're sorry all you want. You are still a criminal. The judge will still sentence you to your rightful death.
You need God's grace and pardon to be saved, but you refuse to receive it.
You still didn't answer the question
 

MennoSota

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You still didn't answer the question
Sure I did. You demand repentance first, before God can redeem you. I provided scripture that tells you that no one will ever seek God, therefore they will never repent until God first redeems you and gives your spirit life. Then, and only then, will you ever repent. God must do the work first, but you, Jason, demand that humans do all the work. God tells us that everything we do is as filthy rags.
At this point your spirit is dead to conceiving of God's grace. God's grace is foolishness to you, which is exactly what the Bible says.
I have nothing but pity and a wish for God to open your eyes.
 

Jason1

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Sure I did. You demand repentance first, before God can redeem you. I provided scripture that tells you that no one will ever seek God, therefore they will never repent until God first redeems you and gives your spirit life. Then, and only then, will you ever repent. God must do the work first, but you, Jason, demand that humans do all the work. God tells us that everything we do is as filthy rags.
At this point your spirit is dead to conceiving of God's grace. God's grace is foolishness to you, which is exactly what the Bible says.
I have nothing but pity and a wish for God to open your eyes.
So if you agree with repenting, how is it done?
 

MennoSota

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So if you agree with repenting, how is it done?
Jason, you really don't get it. I have provided the answer twice. Go back. Re-read. Ask God to take away the scales on your eyes. Re-read again. Only God can help you.
 
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