RBDERRICK
Supporter
There really is no arguing with the gospel of faith without works, because it's not the gospel of Jesus' faith.
To argue with faith without works is as fruitless as arguing with the faith of Mohammed or Buddha.
The preachers and teachers of faith without works, all agree that it is impossible to do righteousness at all times and walk as Jesus walked.
It's the faith argument of unbelief.
For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.
The faith of Jesus is particularly that faith from the heart that believes unto righteousness. We believe by Jesus' faith that not only can we walk as He walked on earth, but we ought to.
Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.
It's impossible to have the faith of Jesus without works, because it's impossible to keep His faith without His commandments.
Once we learn what Paul is saying in Romans 10, then we understand that arguing against faith without works is arguing against the faith of another gospel. It's pointless to try and reason with another faith of man than that of Jesus.
It's the same as trying to argue with the faith of devil's, who also believe there is one true God, and even acknowledge Jesus as Son of the Highest, but they certainly don't believe in doing righteousness like Him.
To argue with faith without works is as fruitless as arguing with the faith of Mohammed or Buddha.
The preachers and teachers of faith without works, all agree that it is impossible to do righteousness at all times and walk as Jesus walked.
It's the faith argument of unbelief.
For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.
The faith of Jesus is particularly that faith from the heart that believes unto righteousness. We believe by Jesus' faith that not only can we walk as He walked on earth, but we ought to.
Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.
It's impossible to have the faith of Jesus without works, because it's impossible to keep His faith without His commandments.
Once we learn what Paul is saying in Romans 10, then we understand that arguing against faith without works is arguing against the faith of another gospel. It's pointless to try and reason with another faith of man than that of Jesus.
It's the same as trying to argue with the faith of devil's, who also believe there is one true God, and even acknowledge Jesus as Son of the Highest, but they certainly don't believe in doing righteousness like Him.