Once Saved....always Saved - Results of Questionnaire.
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Rollo Tamasi
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Taken
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Not a word game to identify correctly what is being spoken of.
I said NOTHING about not having SIN.
I expressly have said I was born in SIN.
Does that express HAVING NO SIN?
I expressly have said I was Forgiven my SIN.
Does that express HAVING NO SIN?
MY SIN is FORGIVEN.
MY SIN is COVERED.
MY SIN is REMEMBERED NO MORE.
My body is crucified with Christ...
DEAD TO SIN.
My soul is restored...
Does not sin.
My spirit is born of Gods incorruptable Seed...
It CAN NOT SIN.
WHAT precisely of my body, my soul, my spriit.....CAN "NOW" commit SIN?
Zip, nada, NOTHING.
Why, Because I am KEPT BY THE POWER OF GOD that dwells in me.
God Bless,
Taken
aspen
“"The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few
Rollo Tamasi
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Taken
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Crown of Life
James 1:12
Incorruptable Crown
1 Cor 9:25
Crown of righteousness
2 Tim 4:8
Crown of glory
1 Pet 5:4
Crown of Rejoicing
1 Thes 2:19
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Gal 2:16 know that a person is not justified by the works of the law, but by faith in Jesus Christ. So we, too, have put our faith in Christ Jesus that we may be justified by faith in Christ and not by the works of the law, because by the works of the law no one will be justified.
God said we are to ask forgiveness for our sins.
That means we sin.
Hypergrace says we do not.
Hypergrace says God is Insulted if we ask forgiveness.
I hope you don't agree with hypergrace.
This is correct. Question is: .What are the works of the law?
We of the New Covenant are under grace, not law.
Rollo Tamasi
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And where does it say where we wear each one?
And when does the word crowns (plural) appear in Scripture?
Taken
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It is a challange, and certainly do not have the knack for copy and pasting, and things that are so much easier to navigate on a computer. Oh and the screen...after awhile the letters get smaller and smaller and look like #1 font...lol I multi task all day, so gives me a break from the phone...
Just making do..lol
Taken
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Where we wear them? Don't know that we Wear them.
The 24 elders wear their crowns on their head, and then bow before He who sits on the throne, worshipping Him and cast their crowns before His throne.
Maybe we follow suit of their example.
Jesus has many CROWNS on his head.
Taken
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aspen
“"The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few
I wonder how many people realize how often we try to make the words of the Bible communicate a specific meaning, when the authers are speaking in generalities; with analogies? Speaking about God is not easy.....working to find language that expresses ideas that are unexplainanable. Something tells me that if the authors could hear us quibbling and ranting, they would tell us to loosen up and get to loving each other
Taken
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aspen
“"The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few
So you love perfectly, every second of the day? Never a selfish moment or thought?
Taken
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What...you speak for me...then pretend you're understanding me?
Sorry, but that sounds very typical of a Catholic defender.
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Those who believe their works could save them are wrong. Only God could justify us.
To justify means to make right with God. Only Jesus could make us right with God.
His plan from the beginning...salvation through the atonement, which could only be accomplished by God,,,Jesus.
So does this mean we stop obeying? No. God demands obedience, He always has.
But in Jesus we're safe. He covers for us when we sin. The Bible does not teach that we do not sin.
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