Oh my gosh!To do that, he would have to turn to Preterism
Why won't you acknowledge that we have been delivered from the law that held the recipients in the past tense?
So far all you can do is avoid what Paul wrote.You could stand to brush up on comprehension skills.
So far all you can do is avoid what Paul wrote.
Why won't you acknowledge that we have been delivered from the law that held the recipients in the past tense?
And I'm not going to chase you anymore in the vain hope that you will ever acknowledge what Paul wrote in Romans 7:6 and the other passages that have been cited or quoted. You reached a conclusion not found by the author, in deference to what he clearly stated.5th time Vic. Paul was not the same as the sin that indwelt him.
What can be true for Paul is NOT true for the power of sin.
Repeating the question will not produce a different answer.
And I'm not going to chase you anymore in the vain hope that you will ever acknowledge what Paul wrote in Romans 7:6 and the other passages that have been cited or quoted. You reached a conclusion not found by the author, in deference to what he clearly stated.
Can you show me one post, where anyone says they want to sin?
But just for the record, your own posts shows we still do sin, so apparetly the commands don't stop it.
Since God's Law defines sin, anyone who thinks they can do away with it or live without or outside of it obviously want to go their way which leads to sin. So in short yes I can show many posts where people claim they want to sin.
The commands were never intended to stop people from sinning. The commands are to show us what sin is. We must choose whether to sin or not. Only we, with God's help, can keep from sinning.
Since God's Law defines sin, anyone who thinks they can do away with it or live without or outside of it obviously want to go their way which leads to sin. So in short yes I can show many posts where people claim they want to sin.
The commands were never intended to stop people from sinning. The commands are to show us what sin is. We must choose whether to sin or not.
No - he would have to accept Scripture as an authority without changing its message to fit a preclusion the authors didn't write. You know perfectly well that Preterism is a deviant eschatological view that isn't welcome on this sub-forum.To do that, he would have to turn to Preterism
Classic works-based soteriology, that Jesus showed wasn't going to work.Since God's Law defines sin, anyone who thinks they can do away with it or live without or outside of it obviously want to go their way which leads to sin. So in short yes I can show many posts where people claim they want to sin.
The commands were never intended to stop people from sinning. The commands are to show us what sin is. We must choose whether to sin or not. Only we, with God's help, can keep from sinning.
No - he would have to accept Scripture as an authority without changing its message to fit a preclusion the authors didn't write. You know perfectly well that Preterism is a deviant eschatological view that isn't welcome on this sub-forum.
Matthew 5:20 For I say to you, that unless your righteousness exceeds the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, you will by no means enter the kingdom of heaven.
That's the model of compliance you need to do better than under the first covenant. The Pharisees and scribes actually complied with the requirements dictated under the law regarding the burnt offerings ordained since Sinai for the oblations, and added later for the sabbath and new moons. You aren't compliant with that level they complied with.
I mentioned the law where they were compliant, and you are not. You don't keep the law that God ordained, and the only remaining claim is for a perversion that isn't compliant.Oh my aching VictorC:
Actually the scribes and Pharisees did not keep God's Law, they kept their preverted misunderstanding of it. That is why Jesus was always in conflict with them about how, not whether, to keep God's Laws.
You can't respond to a post, and your endorsement doesn't inspire my sympathy any longer.For the record I do not hold to any form of Preterism. It is an extremely blinded understanding that has too many holes in it to even count (imho.)
Uh, failing to respond ever since post #964 to Biblical critiques doesn't annul them.
Did you think I wouldn't notice another switch-and-bait tactic you employed to avoid answering a direct question? And, you're doing the same thing here - with no regard for the topic that several have tried to engage you on. Authorizing sin, evil, and lawlessness is a contribution that no one other than you has introduced. When you rejected the basic tenet of the Gospel found in God's redemption, your credibility became damaged by your own actions. After 90 posts added to the thread, you have still determined Arbiter01 and myself to be liars, and then added the apostle Paul to your list. When Scripture no longer is accepted as an authority to you, the endorsements you offered are no longer desired.Oh, another one now? lol I'll spare you your own measure on the unresponsiveness quotient.
When you figure out how to authorize SIN, EVIL and LAWLESSNESS in anyone under Grace do give me a holla.