I dont appreciate your arrogant superiority complex.Why don't you read the overview of Hebrews
You have never asked me if I have, so why are you talking down to me like i haven't?
Who do you think you are?
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I dont appreciate your arrogant superiority complex.Why don't you read the overview of Hebrews
No, you gotta be kidding that you get that from this post.From here it sure looks like you are teaching sinless perfection. Are you?
Be honest about this.You and Mark both dodge my questions.
Is Jesus teaching sinless perfection when he tells her to go and sin no more?From here it sure looks like you are teaching sinless perfection. Are you?
SURE, now show me where you answered my question about the son going to work in the vineyard.Be honest about this.
Much love!
I’m getting used to this-being labeled as “arrogant” or having a “superiority complex” simply because I, like you, am a student of the Scriptures.I dont appreciate your arrogant superiority complex.
You have never asked me if I have, so why are you talking down to me like i haven't?
Who do you think you are?
What's the difference between "ceasing to sin" and "sinless perfection"?No, you gotta be kidding that you get that from this post.
Wrong, dead wromg.I’m getting used to this-being labeled as “arrogant” or having a “superiority complex” simply because I, like you, am a student of the Scriptures.
You’ve just sinned against someone who considers himself a “nobody”-a beggar simply pointing other beggars to where they can find bread.
Please don’t respond-- I have no need for this.
J.
Sir, I guess you don't answer questions?What's the difference between "ceasing to sin" and "sinless perfection"?
I'm not about to let my opponent unilaterally set the terms of engagement.Sir, I guess you don't answer questions?
Johann, don't think I don't love you because you are always in my prayers.I’m getting used to this-being labeled as “arrogant” or having a “superiority complex” simply because I, like you, am a student of the Scriptures.
You’ve just sinned against someone who considers himself a “nobody”-a beggar simply pointing other beggars to where they can find bread.
Please don’t respond-- I have no need for this.
J.
My "point of view" is the article of this post.I'm not about to let my opponent unilaterally set the terms of engagement.
Besides, I'm offering you the opportunity to explain your point of view. How does your position differ from sinless perfection? No point in me arguing against that if it's not your position.
You didn't ask a question in your OP. You gave your view. I asked you a question, two questions, that you haven't answered, and instead wasted all this time in vanities.SURE, now show me where you answered my question about the son going to work in the vineyard.
Where did you answer my original question to you?
That was my first question which he has steadfastly avoided answering. I'm certain there is a reason for that!From here it sure looks like you are teaching sinless perfection. Are you?
Gotta love this one too.This verse has been troubling for me for many years and, yes, condemned me as I have had issues with patients, and still do now but very infrequently. So of course I thought I was a goner as impatience and getting angry at the smallest of things are sin! These sins and weaknesses have definitely been shaved away and now I KNOW it was The Lord who changed that in me.
Praise God for sanctification.Gotta love this one too.
The Lord has done a good work in you. But it didn't happen overnight. ("God grant me patience - and I want it RIGHT NOW!")
This was the closest thing to an answer, though you were not being direct. You are not here saying that repentance, which means stopping sin, means that you don't sin, which seems to be your OP claim, only that Jesus didn't tell believers to be "perfect", or mature if you mean the Biblical usage, which isn't really true.Nowhere does Jesus command the penitent believer to become perfect.
This accusation is falsely made against those who teach repentance includes the cessation of practicing sin.
Your question has me answering if I never sin, which is not my belief or position.There was no accusation, only a question, are you claiming that you have repented, and therefore no longer sin? Or is your repentance false (according to your terms), as you continue to sin?
In saying I've accused you, that is the false accusation
Ceasing to sin = Jesus' command go and sin no more, which means strive every day to resist temptation, work on resisting areas where you are weak, hate sin like King David because you have a change of heart because you feel sorrow everytime you go against God.What's the difference between "ceasing to sin" and "sinless perfection"?
I agree here-it's called "theosis" nowhere to be found in Scripture @Titus and I find comfort in Romans 7.Sinless perfection = a made up doctrine used against those who believe in repentance of sins. A derogatory attack used as a straw man to make it appear the opponents position is impossible making him look "holier than thou" and his belief appear fallacious. A false accusation that one is teaching that we must and can never sin again. An impossibility for all mankind only Jesus is sinlessly perfect.