GenemZ
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The flesh isn't what is reborn. Its the soul. You argue as if the flesh is redeemed and has life. The soul is what is redeemed and born again. Remember a verse that says the soul that sinneth it shall die. (Eze 18:4, 20.)
Actually... Right now? God sees you as if your flesh has died. Died on the Cross with Christ. You have been crucified with Christ. All believers have been.
That is why the sins of your flesh could never be counted against you in the final evaluation of all believers. When the time comes the Lord will only look at our works for our evaluation.
Wood, hay, and stubble = works done in the flesh. Burned up, and eternal rewards lost!
Gold, silver, and precious stones = works done by means of truth in the Spirit. Survive the fire, and are made into our crowns (rewards).
Our sins can never be counted against us because we have DIED with Christ on the Cross! We have been crucified with Christ. If we are to live? It can not be by our flesh. We must live by the Truth we have learned and believe. By Faith. We live in Christ by faith. All our living on earth should be by the faith we possess until we receive our resurrection body like the Lord's. Then we will be alive in body and Spirit.
Now I want to ask you to explain if we're delivered from the penalty of the law why anyone should keep the law? After there is no penalty anymore so why not sin, it doesn't matter. While you're at it please tell what the difference is between that and the cheap grace talked about here in GT.
If we walk in the Spirit we are not under the Law. Why? Because while we are being controlled by the Spirit we can not sin. Ironically? Those who wish to keep the Sabbath? Could only do so, if they are living in their flesh by sinning. They are not controlled by the Spirit. Which actually... explains his ritual of choosing. Pride is sin. Even, if its religious pride.
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