Do you know why a Christian cannot willfully sin

Anand Prabhu Antony · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
The thread speaks for itself, brother.

It is clear where some hearts are.

Prayer is needed.

In this thread, I replied to the person who posted that He do the sin willfully. Look at the post#2

But, you Judged postively that time generalising everyone here not willfully sin. So, your consious says that a Christian will not willfully sin.

brinny · Jun 18, 2018

1stcenturylady said:
And you still refuse to answer the OP title question. Do you know? If you say yes, with no elaboration, then what? We are just suppose to believe you know, but can't put into words?

You've answered this one yourself, multiple times. And in the answering of it, it indicates that a new title is needed, since you yourself refuted it by your own testimony.

A Christian CAN sin.

You need a new title.

Also prayers.

Praying.

1stcenturylady · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
You've answered this one yourself, multiple times. And in the answering of it, it indicates that a new title is needed, since you yourself refuted it by your own testimony.

A Christian CAN sin.

You need a new title.

Also prayers.

Praying.

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brinny · Jun 18, 2018

Anand Prabhu Antony said:
In this thread, I replied to the person who posted that He do the sin willfully. Look at the post#2

But, you Judged postively that time generalising everyone here not willfully sins. Even your consious says that a Christian will not willfully sin.

A genuine, bonafide Christian believer does not WANT to sin and does not look forward to sin. That is why it is written that when they DO sin, there is an Advocate, Jesus Christ. The bonafide Christian REPENTS for their sin. They are NOT perfect or sin-less. They are FORGIVEN.

That is the difference between someone who WILLFULLY sins and enjoys it. They could care less about God.

1stcenturylady · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
A genuine, bonafide Christian believer does not WANT to sin and does not look forward to sin. That is why it is written that when they DO sin, there is an Advocate, Jesus Christ. The bonafide Christian REPENTS for their sin. They are NOT perfect or sin-less. They are FORGIVEN.

That is the difference between someone who WILLFULLY sins and enjoys it. They could care less about God.

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brinny · Jun 18, 2018

1stcenturylady said:
The OP says that a Christian cannot WILLFULLY sin.

You did.

You yourself have refuted the validity of the title of this thread.

The question is, not if we sin or not, but what we do AFTER we sin.

1stcenturylady · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
You did.

You yourself have refuted the validity of the title of this thread.

The question is, not if we sin or not, but what we do AFTER we sin.

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Anand Prabhu Antony · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
A genuine, bonafide Christian believer does not WANT to sin and does not look forward to sin. That is why it is written that when they DO sin, there is an Advocate, Jesus Christ. The bonafide Christian REPENTS for their sin. They are NOT perfect or sin-less. They are FORGIVEN.

That is the difference between someone who WILLFULLY sins and enjoys it. They could care less about God.

Everything you are right, but you cannot justify about planned sin after knowing Christ, if someone willfully planned doing their sin after knowing the truth, then its like like against the salvation. Your emphasize should be on repenting, but not on forgiveness for planned sin after slavation.

Heb 10:26-29 26 For if we keep on sinning deliberately after receiving the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for sins, 27 but a certain fearful expectation of judgment and a fury of fire that is about to consume the adversaries. 28 Anyone who rejected the law of Moses dies without mercy on the testimony of two or three witnesses. 29 How much worse punishment do you think the person will be considered worthy of who treats with disdain the Son of God and who considers ordinary the blood of the covenant by which he was made holy and who insults the Spirit of grace?

brinny · Jun 18, 2018

1stcenturylady said:
Still falsely accusing me of willful sin? Even after I have repeatedly explained the difference between sins we commit in the Spirit, and those we commit before we receive Christ's seed.

I rest my case. Your false accusations are in itself willfully sinning against me, and wallowing in it. Every time I try to give you a hand up, you push me away and go swimming.

You posted it yourself. It's not a false accusation. I read it.

It was the epitome of willful sinning.

It is what it is.

There is no case. You posted something. I responded, using the very things/words you yourself posted.

if there is any willful sinning in this thread, it is not from me.

brinny · Jun 18, 2018

Anand Prabhu Antony said:
Everything you are right, but you cannot justify about planned sin after knowing Christ, if someone willfully planned doing their sin after knowing the truth, then its like like against the salvation. Your emphasize should be on repenting, but not on forgiveness for planned sin after slavation.

Heb 10:26-29 26 For if we keep on sinning deliberately after receiving the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for sins, 27 but a certain fearful expectation of judgment and a fury of fire that is about to consume the adversaries. 28 Anyone who rejected the law of Moses dies without mercy on the testimony of two or three witnesses. 29 How much worse punishment do you think the person will be considered worthy of who treats with disdain the Son of God and who considers ordinary the blood of the covenant by which he was made holy and who insults the Spirit of grace?

Who was talking about "planned" sin? That is "conspiring" to sin, isn't it?

And that would be downright pre-meditated and evil, wouldn't it?

1stcenturylady · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
You posted it yourself. It's not a false accusation. I read it.

It was the epitome of willful sinning.

It is what it is.

There is no case. You posted something. I responded, using the very things/words you yourself posted.

if there is any willful sinning in this thread, it is not from me.

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1stcenturylady · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
Who was talking about "planned" sin? That is "conspiring" to sin, isn't it?

And that would be downright pre-meditated and evil, wouldn't it?

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Anand Prabhu Antony · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
Who was talking about "planned" sin? That is "conspiring" to sin, isn't it?

And that would be downright pre-meditated and evil, wouldn't it?

willfully and planned both are same right?. Sorry, I called you brother..Sister I am not against you personally.

brinny · Jun 18, 2018

1stcenturylady said:
We are at an impasse. You don't want to learn. You obviously know it all.

Good night.

The only impasse is your own words that i posted back to you.

1stcenturylady · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
The only impasse is your own words that i posted back to you.

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brinny · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said: ↑
Who was talking about "planned" sin? That is "conspiring" to sin, isn't it?

And that would be downright pre-meditated and evil, wouldn't it?

1stcenturylady said:
Yes, and WILLFUL! Now do you understand?????????

Are you SURE you wanna go there?

You stated you willfully sinned, did you not?

brinny · Jun 18, 2018

1stcenturylady said:
When you accuse me of willful sinning, do you understand what you are accusing me of? Rebellion against God is the same as witchcraft. Shame on you.

Did you accuse yourself of that then? You testified that you willfully sinned against God, did you not?

Are you having second thoughts about what you posted?

1stcenturylady · Jun 18, 2018

brinny said:
You stated you willfully sinned, did you not?

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brinny · Jun 18, 2018

Anand Prabhu Antony said:
willfully and planned both are same right?. Sorry, I called you brother..Sister I am not against you personally.

You posted "planned". I just posted what "planned" means.

It means "pre-meditated", does it not?

brinny · Jun 18, 2018

1stcenturylady said:
For the last time NO I DID NOT. (Just in case you needed glasses all the other times I said it was not willful sin.

Yes.

Yes you did.

I read it.

Do you know why a Christian cannot willfully sin

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