Again, you are making excuses.Stop judging me, okay?
No, YOU always have that intention. Not me.
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Again, you are making excuses.Stop judging me, okay?
No, YOU always have that intention. Not me.
If you know the law, then you know when you are violating it.Pay attention!
You said ALL sin is you wanting to do it and so you do it.
Again, the laws about animal sacrifices have been done away with (see Hebrews 7:12).Start listening to yourself.
If what you say is true, that transgression of the law is sin, then every time you have failed to bring the sacrifice to God for sin required by the law you have sinned. I'm going to guess, though, that you're going to continue to insist that your blanket statement that transgressing the law is sin is true.
Is that what you did?Next time someone asks you how the meal was that they cooked and you lie that it was great before you even have a chance to think about it remember this conversation. Don't bother posting some pious assertion that you never do that and never will. Don't want to hear it.
Stop judging me, okay?
No, YOU always have that intention. Not me.
You would do well to confess your sins (see 1 John 1:9) and take responsibility for them.Again, you are making excuses.
Apparently, you're autistic. I am not.But I am a very honest person; and if someone cooked me a truly lousy meal and then asked me how it was, I would tell them something like, "you could have done better; it's not very good."
Going out on a limb here. I think you have a pride problem, lol.Again, the laws about animal sacrifices have been done away with (see Hebrews 7:12).
I can tell you probably haven't been saved very long.If you know the law, then you know when you are violating it.
Is God righteous?A man is not declared righteous by how much like God he is. That's the works justification gospel condemned in scripture.
Excuses for what?Again, you are making excuses.
You serve a works justification gospel. It seems you did not fully shed your Catholic teachings. You're still trying to become a saved person by being righteous. That is the very definition of the works justification gospel.Is God righteous?
Justified?
Wouldn't being like Him illustrate what He did for us at the cross?
The Law could not provide righteousness or justification, as men still walked in the flesh instead of in the Spirit before Jesus' resurrection and the gifts of repentance and rebirth from His Father's seed..
Thank God for not allowing any man to be tempted above what he can handle. (1 Cor 10:13)That goes without saying.
The question is whether or not you're going to choose to be led by the Spirit in any one situation. You will more and more as Father God trains you, his child, up in the ways of righteousness.
Sometimes sin is that way. If that's the way for you ALL THE TIME, so be it.It is everyone (see James 1:14-16).
Too bad not everyone takes the way of escape he has provided. But his forgiveness is there for those who don't.Thank God for not allowing any man to be tempted above what he can handle. (1 Cor 10:13)
So not all lawlessness is sin. Thank you for finally getting it.Since the laws about the animal sacrifices are done away with, to not sacrifice an animal in order to produce atonement is not a violation of the law.
It may be nice to keep shooting for the 40 or 50% level of righteousness, but it will not be good enough.No, not a lifestyle of sinning, but rather, the righteous struggle with sin without the weight of an erroneous, sinless perfection doctrine hanging over my head.
Grace is not a license to live a life of deliberate and thoughtless sin. That is the life of an unbeliever. But for us believers, grace is the agent by which God the Father patiently and lovingly grows his children up into the image of himself, like his Son and our big brother, Jesus, is the image of our Father.
Ever-increasing righteous behavior is how one's calling and election is confirmed, not 100% perfect behavior.It may be nice to keep shooting for the 40 or 50% level of righteousness, but it will not be good enough.
You are going after your own (ill-named) works salvation there.
If it is a sin for you to fail doing those thing...do them without fail.I may fail to wear tzitzut and tallit, or to blow the chofar in the new moon.
That would be a violation of the law; and therefore sin (1 John 3:4).
As if having ashberger's syndrome makes me less capable of sinning.Apparently, you're autistic. I am not.
The only pride that is in me is concerning the great humility that is in me :wink.Going out on a limb here. I think you have a pride problem, lol.