@broodymillenial@BrysonGray Okay that does not mean keeping Gods commandments are not a sin, the law is not sin. Not keeping Gods commandments however is inarguably sin.
@Jone78499094@YahwehGraced Nope, the carnal mind cannot please God because they are not subject to the law of God Romans 8:7 plain and simple. You twisting scripture, you need both Faith & Obedience
@Jone78499094@YahwehGraced Wrong, that is not what the scripture says Paul makes it very clear someone with a carnal mind is against the law of God period. He does not mention faith in this passage, faith is already established in Romans 3-5
@DerickMcAfee@YahwehGraced The last verse Romans 7:25 says through Christ he serves the law of God but with the flesh the law of sin & death. Romans 8:3 he says through the Spirit he is now free from the flesh law of sin & death. So the law of sin & death and the works of the flesh is past tense.
@DerickMcAfee@YahwehGraced I believe in Yeshua the son of the most high and am covered by his blood. Now what? I never said you will NEVER sin again after being saved, but you are not supposed to abide in sin. Romans 7 is speaking of the past in Romans 8, Paul says he is no longer abiding in sinful nature
@Jone78499094@YahwehGraced No the question YOU are asking is testing God. Stop playing with God. Would you ask God to his face, if you keep committing adultery will you be saved. If God says don’t do something, do not do it. You showing fruits of Satan We are to deny our sinful nature.
@DerickMcAfee@YahwehGraced No you are deceiving yourself. Read the next chapter, the goal of 1 John is to teach you to keep Gods commandments so you are not sinning after being saved, no one who keeps the law (Gods commandments) believes that we have never sinned. Keeping the law doesnt mean without fail
@Jone78499094@TrustJesusAlone@YahwehGraced “Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life; whoever does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him.”
John 3:36 ESV
@Jone78499094@YahwehGraced Matthew 4:7 “Jesus said to him, “It is written again, ‘You shall not tempt the LORD your God.’” , why intentionally commit sin & put God to the test after he saved you?
@JoeyCav82@BrysonGray Bro what are you talking about. In Titus 2 verse 12 it says that graces teaches us to deny ungodliness and wordly lusts, that is what repentance is. Both things are part of what grace is for both teaching us righteousness and giving us the opportunity to repent. Stop playing dumb
@broodymillenial@BrysonGray If you are referring to the sermon of the mount Matthew 7, Jesus tells those who breaks his Fathers laws to depart from him he never knew them. You are saying the opposite. If none of these things biblically mean what he is claiming explain how with scripture.