Am I doomed?

[Dave G.]

from sin I mean lol

Do you realize that you need Jesus to be cleansed of that sin ? You're sins are forgiven through Him, He covers them. You confess to him directly. But first you must have asked Him into your life.

 

[Nathan Arnold]

I feel dead my conscience is just gone I look at the world as a mere image and I FEEL NOTHING i have no life in me i'm going to hell when I die and im fearful like scriptures say "If we deliberately go on sinning after we have received the knowledge of the truth, no further sacrifice for sins remains, but only a fearful expectation of judgment and raging fire that will consume all adversaries" please just how do i get life how do I feel sorry for my sins i dont know if i rejected christ unknowingly please just help me i dont feel crying sorry i just want to not die

 

[Nathan Arnold]

I feel nothing I feel like a demon literal nothingness only just sight ONLY SEEING and I behave like an animal I feel no remorse it was stripped from me

 

[Nathan Arnold]

I dont feel like I have to fill that empty hole or anything its just that hole is GONE I CANT FEEL ANYTHING the only thing I do fear is in my soul that fearful expectation of judgement cause I think I committed it its disturbing to think about

 

[Dave G.]

No one is asking how you feel ( feelings/emotions are the least reliable means of discerning spiritual matters). But I asked you if you know, do you realize, are you conscious of the fact ( knowledge in your head and from scripture), that you need Jesus Christ to gain the forgiveness of your sins ? I didn't ask how you feel about that, I asked if you know that . So do you or do you not know that ?

 

[Nathan Arnold]

yeah I know hes the only way thats why I am dead without him

 

[Dave G.]

yeah I know hes the only way thats why I am dead without him

You know He is the only way then. So seek Him instead of reasons you are going to hell, because He overcame hell at the cross when He died there but rose again.. Seek Him, pray to Him and repent and walk with Him.

 

[Nathan Arnold]

what does this mean

Today if you hear His voice,

8do not harden your hearts,

as you did in the rebellion,

in the time of testing in the wilderness,

9where your fathers tried Me by testing Me,

and for forty years saw My works.

10Therefore I was angry with that generation,

and I said,

‘Their hearts always go astray,

and they have not known My ways.’

11So I swore on oath in My anger,

‘They shall never enter My rest.

the very last one can you explain

 

[Dave G.]

what does this mean

Today if you hear His voice,

8do not harden your hearts,

as you did in the rebellion,

in the time of testing in the wilderness,

9where your fathers tried Me by testing Me,

and for forty years saw My works.

10Therefore I was angry with that generation,

and I said,

‘Their hearts always go astray,

and they have not known My ways.’

11So I swore on oath in My anger,

‘They shall never enter My rest.

the very last one can you explain

This is in Hebrews and He is speaking about the Jews who were nourished literally by God for 40 years and then upon a chance to enter the promised land after being in the barren land for so long, rejected it.
This is not about you, though you can gain a lesson from it.

I recommend the books of Acts for you and also Romans. Job fits. Read David's Psalms. Read a Proverb a day, maybe the Proverb for the day of the month that you are reading it, so today is the 27th, read that perhaps, even look up some commentary on it.. I mean you can read anywhere you want or if God leads you someplace, then certainly read that. These are just suggestions.

Any chance that you could join a local bible study ?

 

[Nathan Arnold]

ok thank you for caring ily

 

[Dave G.]

ok thank you for caring ily

If you are speaking to me, you're welcome.

 

[Nathan Arnold]

can you please pray for me ive been having weird breathing problems i feel sick

 

[Dave G.]

can you please pray for me ive been having weird breathing problems i feel sick

I can't speak for others here but You're already in my prayers Nathan.

 

[FutureAndAHope]

Listen in my childhood you can see my story basically I hated god for luck for 10 months atleast and I was basically a reprobate and everytime something bad would happen to me I'd blame god and I didnt think I could ever go TOO far because in the back of my head I knew I could be forgiven when I was about to die but now thats different am I doomed for doing those evil deeds expecting to be forgiven in the sight of god because all I did was sin I was a friend of the world had no enemies I once dabbled in christianity in the church only to learn a bit and I watched the movie son of god and I heard about hell it was scary I felt like I had a soul that it wasnt dead as it is now I JUST FEEL A BODY LITERALLY I feel nothing in my emotions I dont wanna be damned I trembled so much while reading the measurements of sin and the unpardonable sin and I keep thinking in my thoughts about committing it its in my tongue like I'm slightly tempted to but Im not going to ever not even until death how do I STOP THINKING ABOUT COMMITTING IT its on my tongue 24/7 is god just trying to kill me I know SO MUCH about the bible compared to then

I used to think I had committed the unpardonable sin, I spent a lot of time looking into it. Here are my conclusions Is there an unpardonable sin, what is blasphemy of the holy spirit.

 

[kvolm]

can you please pray for me ive been having weird breathing problems i feel sick

I am sorry to read of these physical and emotional challenges you have been experiencing. How are you doing today? Were you able to get some sleep/rest? It sounded like that was definitely eluding you.

 

[Nathan Arnold]

yeah but would if that person desires to believe it says that


"Satan, who is the god of this world, has blinded the minds of those who don't believe. They are unable to see the glorious light of the Good News."

so they are focusing on the world and they dont wanna repent its not that they cant its just they wont let go of their sin

in psalm someone wrote that god will never leave anyone forever so you gotta give up your sin and those who do sin after being enlightened dont have godly sorrow afterwards they dont understand how it hurts god because they did it right infront of him so its never impossible but its just a change of mind the whole worlds purpose is just "repent"

so that warning is that if you fall away you will have a hard time to realize what you did wrong

 

[Nathan Arnold]

listen!

THESE PEOPLE TOOK THE MARK OF THE BEAST AND GOD IS TRYING TO GET THEM TO REPENT

Next, the fourth angel poured out his bowl on the sun, and it was given power to scorch the people with fire. 9And the people were scorched by intense heat, and they cursed the name of God, who had authority over these plagues; yet they did not repent and give Him glory.

im not saying you should take the mark because youll be thrown alive in hell its just that no sin can seperate us from the love of god no man who took the mark of the beast went to heaven

they have a chance but they dont wanna their sin is just that they wont let go its like a monkey trap

 

[Nathan Arnold]

And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God's love. Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow--not even the powers of hell can separate us from God's love.

 

[Dave G.]

I see that you have been doing some reading Nathan !

Note in Romans 8:3-4 that it states we do not live according to the flesh but the spirit. that word "according" is key , it implies that the spirit rules but we also know that the flesh is weak ( bringing this to mind:
Psalm 73:25-26
New King James Version
Whom have I in heaven but You? And there is none upon earth that I desire besides You. My flesh and my heart fail; But God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.) . Yes we live in our flesh for now but not according to it. We gain spiritual discernment through Christ.

Another really good read that really impacted my walk were both Proverbs 3 and Proverbs 4

 

[Nathan Arnold]

what about this