amariselle
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You implied it
And avoided the question.
what sin are you talking about which you cant stop doing because..in your own words you are "only human"
?i dont care what it is..but i do care that you try to self justify its continued practice.
Why are you still only human.?
Those born again are no longer only human.they died and are made a new creation in christ.
lets be honest ..blaming ones chosen action of sin upon ones humanism is huminism ..itd a copout.an excuse ..a lie.
Scripture states God does not allow you to be tempted beyond resistance
and thats the point. We cant blame sin on something else.we do an unrightous act by accident..we choose to do it when we love it more then we love the lord Jesus.if we love him more then we choose to obey him.not disobey him.
thats the point.
its not about he said you said i said..
if Jesus has set you free.. nothing can force you to do an action you know to be sin.you must rebel against god and choose to do that action.
so stop blaming your body.take sond responsibility and cut it out.
repentance is not doing the same thing and asking forgivness each time.thats rebellion.
The fact that you assume I struggle with some chronic, habitual sin is nothing more than conjecture. I said I make mistakes, I did not say there was some particular sin I keep willfully doing. YOU chose to assume that, I said nothing of the sort. All I said was I still mess up sometimes.
But I will say, there are those who are struggling, and they are trusting in God to deliver them. Sometimes it is a process, and it is not for you to condemn a fellow believer in whom God is working, just because that process doesn't fit your idea of how long it should take for them to conquer their sin in Christ.
The point is that we know we have a Saviour who has delivered us, and who is doing a "good work" in us, which He will bring to completion.
And also, remember, we are not all of the same spiritual maturity, it is a journey, and we should always be growing and learning.
So, stop assuming that you know what is or isn't going on in another Christian's life.
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