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Moreover you presuppose that the knowledge of sin still exists.
However with such a knowledge none can be justified (rom3:20).
The solution is to have the correct knowledge:
Now, kge brought all curses & death into mankind when adam&eve chose it. What is the solution from kge's problem?
From the fall. From perishing. You do not need the law to be trapped in sin. That is one of the problems with defining sin as ONLY transgression of the law; that is not fit the biblical narrative. Paul said this:If gentiles are not under the law & so not under the curses of the law then they need salvation? From what?
It's not my ambition to oversee different forums and beat people up, that's not the motive here.
Salvation is received through repentance toward God and faith toward the Lord Jesus Christ.
Faith unto salvation is a free gift. Your faith grows as you read, and learn from the bible.
You learn by relying on the holy spirit to lead you into truth, not by relying on understanding the greek or Aramaic versions of the bible
Moral law exists for those who do not accept the freedom from it earned by Jesus by His death (rom7:4,6).
It cannot exist for us who have accepted Jesus who has set us free from it. Hope you agree.
The solution is to have the correct knowledge:
For sin shall not be your master for you are not under law( of righteousness) but under grace rom6:14
From the fall. From perishing. You do not need the law to be trapped in sin. That is one of the problems with defining sin as ONLY transgression of the law; that is not fit the biblical narrative. Paul said this:
Romans 2:12 For all who have sinned without the Law will also perish without the Law, and all who have sinned under the Law will be judged by the Law;
The Law was given ONLY to Israel.
Why don't you ask Paul? He wrote it. He said we can sin without the law. Do you believe that?Without law how can gentiles come under sin?
Yeah, I have holy spirit revealed knowledge. Jesus is my one and only righteousness before the father. He died for my sins at Calvary. I am a child of God by faith in his son who loved me and gave himself for me.You mean to say that you still have kge? If so are you still under the curses & death brought about by kge?
Yeah, I have holy spirit revealed knowledge. Jesus is my one and only righteousness before the father. He died for my sins at Calvary. I am a child of God by faith in his son who loved me and gave himself for me.
How can I be saved without that knowledge?
Why don't you ask Paul? He wrote it. He said we can sin without the law. Do you believe that?
I would submit that your understanding of how the Law and sin interact is flawed.
Paul said it was MORE than that.Sin is violating the law.
Paul said it was MORE than that.
You did not answer the question.
You just keep repeating your partial answer as if it was the whole thing. It is not.
The question once again: "He [Paul] said we can sin without the law. Do you believe that?"
Go re-read Romans 1You say no mark is required in order to be considered violating it?
I have just plainly shown you the christian needs knowledge, and according to john and James the christian has knowledge of their sin.Revealed Knowledge of what? Of good & evil which brought all curses & death to mankind?
So you have both the knowledge of Christ & the kge?
According to the book of Acts, gentile christians were not asked to keep all the ot lawIs it okay if we cleared up on what the laws of Moses were?
Is it okay for a Christian to break any of the 10 commandments? If No, Why?
Is it wrong to look for fortune tellers? If Yes, Why
Is it wrong to eat animals with hooves? If No, Why
The Laws of Moses are still viable to date. However, most believers will agree that even though the LORD cleared most of our debts under the laws, still, sins that defiled our bodies and the Heavens would always be sin. The only thing we don't do is thawe don't sacrifice lambs for pardon instead we seek forgiveness from God, make confessions and remain repentant. :/
According to the book of Acts, gentile christians were not asked to keep all the ot law
I am sure you agree, the law God requires a christian to keep under the new covenant has been written on their mind and placed on their heart(jeremiah31:31-34, heb10:16&17)Stuart, the issue is not the law, the issue is, the sins that the Law of Moses decreed. Let's take a horrible example, "If a man marries his brother’s wife, it is an act of impurity; he has dishonored his brother," Lev 20 (21). Are you saying gentiles were allowed to do this? Is it okay for anyone to do this in anyway? No, according to God it's still a SIN.
Let's use this one, "Concerning all the animals which divide the hoof but do not make a split hoof, or which do not chew cud, they are unclean to you:" Lev 11:26, However, it's no longer necessary to consider what should be consumed and what shouldn't because the LORD cleansed all animals of the world, Acts 10.
All I am saying is this, things that defile the soul of man are what the Lord still abhors because man is His Temple and he demands 100% holiness from man in regards to things that make his mind or soul impure. But whatever would make his flesh unclean or clean are no longer an issue anymore. I hope you see my argument.
I have just plainly shown you the christian needs knowledge, and according to john and James the christian has knowledge of their sin.
Were you brought up with very strict religion/legalism? I was. When that happens many often go to the other extreme as you appear to be doing
Go re-read Romans 1
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