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Unrepentant Adulterers

I would say that they will continue to live a life that disregards others.

Now, what if that person feels awful for doing such an act, and vows in his heart to never do that again? If that person sticks to that vow, they are better for it.
 
Now, what if that person feels awful for doing such an act, and vows in his heart to never do that again? If that person sticks to that vow, they are better for it.
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;) Then he would be a repented adulterer and will be forgiven. (Though it's best not to vow, just don't do it anymore!)
 
elijah23 said:
Unrepentant adulterers will not see heaven.
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It might be wise to let God be the judge here ...not you. Did Jesus tell/ask the woman caught in adultery to repent before He sent her on her way? I don't recall that He did.
 
What happens to unrepentant adulterers?

The perish - Just like any other "unrepentant humans". Case closed -

Next question??
 
Bob Carabbio said:
What happens to unrepentant adulterers?

The perish - Just like any other "unrepentant humans". Case closed -

Next question??
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The next question is ...how about unrepentant shellfish eaters?

Another question as long as you're in the 'answering' mode ...can one repeatedly repent of the same sin or are they required to give up each sin each time they repent of that particular sin? If that be the case, one would eventually run out of sins to repent of, would they not? By then, I guess, they would be perfect and have no need for Jesus.
 
theLords said:
Are you familiar with the Scriptures?
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Absolutely. :)

I know that, since God never changes, that what was an abomination yesterday must also be an abomination today. Of course, I also know that many of the OT scriptures were intended for specific people. Just as long as we don't select our own 'abominations' to suit our own prejudices that's fine with me (wink).
 
KCKID said:
Absolutely. :)

I know that, since God never changes, that what was an abomination yesterday must also be an abomination today. Of course, I also know that many of the OT scriptures were intended for specific people. Just as long as we don't select our own 'abominations' to suit our own prejudices that's fine with me (wink).
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Be careful to not apply Scriptures to us which were not meant to be applied directly to us.
 
KCKID said:
Absolutely. :)

I know that, since God never changes, that what was an abomination yesterday must also be an abomination today. Of course, I also know that many of the OT scriptures were intended for specific people. Just as long as we don't select our own 'abominations' to suit our own prejudices that's fine with me (wink).
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You know the Scriptures, good.

Matthew 5:17
New Living Translation (©2007)
"Don't misunderstand why I have come. I did not come to abolish the law of Moses or the writings of the prophets. No, I came to accomplish their purpose.

Galatians 3:10
New Living Translation (©2007)
But those who depend on the law to make them right with God are under his curse, for the Scriptures say, "Cursed is everyone who does not observe and obey all the commands that are written in God's Book of the Law."
 
Deavonreye said:
Which scripture is not directed towards the christian?
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All scripture is for us. The problem is that many misconstrue it.

2 Timothy 3:16 NLT
All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives. It corrects us when we are wrong and teaches us to do what is right.
 
Deavonreye said:
Which scripture is not directed towards the christian?
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Those that interfere with our personal prejudices.

Jesus summed up the Law and the Prophets within two commands pertaining to 'love'. Many Christians - especially those on forums - haven't yet come to grips with the simplicity of the Gospel.
 
KCKID said:
Those that interfere with our personal prejudices.

Jesus summed up the Law and the Prophets within two commands pertaining to 'love'. Many Christians - especially those on forums - haven't yet come to grips with the simplicity of the Gospel.
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And some don't understand it at all. :grumpy
 
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