I said reform on purpose, because it is the time of reformation that came on us through Christ/regeneration/renewing.
Right, reform not justify. Christ calls you to repentance, so He can justify you.
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I said reform on purpose, because it is the time of reformation that came on us through Christ/regeneration/renewing.
I am not and you dont have to believe me, just read the verses man.
And dont accuse me.
Abex: "Square your false doctrine with the true doctrine of St. Paul the Apostle to the Gentiles or I will continue to believe you are breathing out lies. I gave an interpretation and I am possibly in error but at least mine is in accord with the whole of Scripture, what is yours?"
Abex, that is not how to be justified, it is tit for tat, backbiting, debate, if you have anything in accordance with the whole of scripture, go and show your love in deed, and invite DaDabrothers, and anyone else, to walk with you in the same way and make peace, if you can.
Matthew 5:9 Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.
I will continue to believe you are breathing out lies.
God will justify a sinner in this sense: give them saving grace (which includes repentance, sanctification, salvation, forgiveness, etc)
Literally every justified person is a sinner who was justified.
You dare to call the word of God a lie? Because this is what I have been "breathing out".
And the reason why it it does not fall its becaus its true, and it is still standing and it will stand even for ever God will not justify the wicked:
Exodus 23:7 Thou shalt abstain from every unjust thing: thou shalt not slay the innocent and just, and thou shalt not justify the wicked for gifts.
Your made up "sense" of the word used is not found on Strongs. So It cannot be interpreted in that made up "sense" of the word, and if you do you are interpreting it incorrectly. That is why we have all these other words like forgive, repent etc. to correctly transmit the correct information. So dont misinterpret the word "justify"
This is what Jesus really said:
Luke 5:32 I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.
They have to repent first, then He can justify them. That is why He calls them to repentence, He wants none to perish but all come to repentance, so they can be justified.
Every justified person WAS a sinner ( PAST ), was a sinner who repented.
And the question still remains that no one dares to answer:
So who is "the one who justifies sinners" ?
Strongs is not the end-all-be-all of language
justification to sinners
Paul was chosen to stop being a murderer