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Not faith alone but suffering in union with Christ. ThanksGood verses.
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Do you know where you suffered with Christ? (1 Peter 4:1)Not faith alone but suffering in union with Christ. Thanks
No you misunderstoodYes, but more importantly for this discussion it is through faith in the forgiveness of God that one is justified (MADE a righteous person), apart from consideration of any and all works (Romans 4:6).
Yes, of course we are called to have faith.
And we are called to endure suffering.
What you're not getting is suffering, as required as it is, does not MAKE you a righteous person. Suffering does not justify you. If you believe that any righteous work of obedience or ritual MAKES you righteous, then you believe a works gospel. A gospel that can not save you. You are anathema.
Reject the virtue of Jesus Christ namely obedience of which scripture is replete.Yes, but more importantly for this discussion it is through faith in the forgiveness of God that one is justified (MADE a righteous person), apart from consideration of any and all works (Romans 4:6).
Yes, of course we are called to have faith.
And we are called to endure suffering.
What you're not getting is suffering, as required as it is, does not MAKE you a righteous person. Suffering does not justify you. If you believe that any righteous work of obedience or ritual MAKES you righteous, then you believe a works gospel. A gospel that can not save you. You are anathema.
Works Alone is condemned peligianismThey are both components of salvation.
But they are not both components of justification.
Faith all by itself is how God's righteousness is imputed to a person. God does not give his righteousness to a person as payment for doing righteous works and rituals. That is the very works gospel condemned in scripture.
No, "righteousness (by faith) apart from works" (Romans 4:6) is the original gospel spelled out for us in holy scripture. It was rediscovered after centuries of suppression by the Catholic church.
Kind of simultaneous.No you misunderstood
We are already in Christ
Members of Christ by sanctifying grace in baptismal regeneration
Thanks
I am glad you see disobedience as a lack of faith.Reject the virtue of Jesus Christ namely obedience of which scripture is replete.
Christ said “I come to do Thy will” he is our model
Faith alone?
Accept Christ as your personal lord and savior.
Give your heart to Christ.
If we have faith alone but do not suffer are we with God in heaven?
Rom 8:17 2 Timothy 2:12
Faith without works is dead, not works alone but faith & works in grace as members of Christ
Do we put on Christ by saying so or by baptism? Gal 3:27
Do we become members of Christ and his church by saying so, or by baptism? Mk 16:16 Jn 3:5 & 3:22
Acts 2:38-39 & 8:36-38
1 cor 12:13
Are our sins washed away cos we say so or by baptism? Actsv22:16
Are we sealed in the ark of salvation by saying so or by baptism? Eph 1:3
And we saved by saying so or by baptism? 1 pet 3:21
To believe is to obey to do the will of God. Obedience of faith rom 1:5 rom 16:26
Belief requires obedience, grace requires works.
Unbelief is disobedience.
Eph 2:2 Wherein in time past ye walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience:
3 Among whom also we all had our conversation in times past in the lusts of our flesh, fulfilling the desires of the flesh and of the mind; and were by nature the children of wrath, even as others.
Jn 3:36 He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.
Faith without works is dead, faith requires works of obedience.
A man says I believe I can cross Niagara Falls on a tight rope, does this mean he has done so?
He ask the people present if they believe he can do it, they all say yes, then he asks for a volunteer to ride on his back, nobody volunteered.
Faith requires obedience
2 cor 10:5-6
Rom 16:19
Rom 1:5 & 16:26
1 pet 1:2
Obedience is unto righteousness
Rom 6:16
Faith unto righteousness
Rom 10:10
Obedience includes suffering
Heb 5:8
Yes, charity is the greatest, and yet justification/salvation is not by charity either as the Catholics claim, lol.If salvation is by “faith alone” then faith would be the greatest!
1 cor 13:13 charity is the greatest!
You're confusing 'faith alone' (James 2:24), which has nothing to do with receiving the imputation of God's righteousness, with 'righteousness apart from works' (Romans 4:6), which does has everything to do with receiving the imputation of God's righteousness.where does scripture says we have died with Christ by “faith alone”?
where does scripture say we are members of Christ and his church by “faith alone”?
where does scripture says we put on Christ by “faith alone”?
Where does scripture say our sins are washed away by “faith alone”?
where does scripture say we are saved or justified by “faith alone”?
The only reference in scripture to “faith alone” is James 2:24 NOT BY “FAITH ALONE”?
How can you enter by your own if it must be ministered to you? Baptism is done unto you, “not do it yourself by faith alone”
Jn 3:5 born again by faith alone?
Why don’t it say one teeny tiny little act of “faith alone”???
“Faith alone” unbiblical!
Yes. And so is 'faith and works make you righteous' also condemned. The imputation of God's righteousness is entirely by faith in the blood of Christ.Works Alone is condemned
Catholics do because they say faith and works are literally one and the same thing. That's how they justify their works justification interpretation of Romans 4:6.I am glad you see disobedience as a lack of faith.
Yes, that's what 1 Corinthians 15:1-2 says. And now what we await is the redemption of the body and our deliverance through the flames of the coming judgment. That is the element of our salvation yet to come.When we first believed we are saved?
Don't you see it the same way I do?Catholics do because they say faith and works are literally one and the same thing. That's how they justify their works justification interpretation of Romans 4:6.
Immaturity. That's how. We start out as children drinking the milk knowledge of the gospel who grow up into the meat knowledge of the word and a distinguishing of evil from good.Don't you see it the same way I do?
How can one have faith in Jesus, but still disobey Him?
If a man becomes a Christian, he already knows that Jesus is the Son of God.Immaturity. That's how. We start out as children drinking the milk knowledge of the gospel who grow up into the meat knowledge of the word and a distinguishing of evil from good.
You accommodate sin with such writings.
Yes, to all that obey him according to the process of maturation from milk to meat described right there in the passage.You like Heb 5?
How about verse 9..."And being made perfect, he became the author of eternal salvation unto all them that obey him;"
As no man will be tempted above that which he is able, (1 Cor 10:13), it is clear that the context of Heb 5 is something other than remaining free from sin.Yes, to all that obey him according to the process of maturation from milk to meat described right there in the passage.