Joe Antonelli
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Paul states in Romans "Do we continue to sin that grace may abound? God forbid."Those who continue in (or die in) known intentional (willful) unrepentant sin, will not ever be saved, and never were saved and will never go to heaven...?
The "anti-grace" crowd are now touting this, so, what does it mean...? Any and all known sin...? And what does "intentional" or willful mean...? Or what does being unrepentant about it mean...? Does it mean your not currently or maybe in the future "repentant about it or over it", or does it mean you did not completely stop doing it, and never ever did it again after a certain point, kind of thing...?
Or what does any of this mean...?
What about people who refuse to see when they are clearly shown (their sin), and so it remains unknown, but only because they rejected the truth and refused to hear, so what does that mean...?
Comments...?
God Bless!
When we accept Jesus as Lord and Savior and repentance has occurred there should be evidence of the transformation in the fact that we should sin less and have remorse when we slip.
If we were battling with a stronghold we may still have that battle when we get saved. We may continue to stumble/participate in that sin because it has a strong hold on us. However, we should be seeking the Holy Spirit to assist us in walking in God's truth in that area and his strength. This may take awhile to break free from but it will happen. We will reap in due season if we faint not.
Now those who willfully sin with no remorse thinking that GRACE will save them are mistaken. Those folks are walking on a slippery slope and are being deceived. God is not mocked, whatsoever a man sows he shall surely reap.
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