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No, if anyone does you do because you speak partial truth
being born again is all at once, being justified as we enter fellowship with God via faith. At that moment, you're a babe in Christ, fully justified but still with Will. And so we work out our salvation with the justice given us, with grace given us, with the life of God given us. We can still live and act unjustly in other words meaning that we can lose our justified state, our right relationship with God The choice for good over evil can still be compromised in and by us until our love is perfected which is the whole purpose and goal of God for usAnswer how we are born again, and answer how you grow to be born again ?
Born again is specifically how we overcome the word, which you are seen as denying.
being born again is all at once, being justified as we enter fellowship with God via faith. At that moment, you're a babe in Christ, fully justified but still with Will. And so we work out our salvation with the justice given us, with grace given us, with the life of God given us. We can still live and act unjustly in other words meaning that we can lose our justified state, our right relationship with God
being born again is all at once, being justified as we enter fellowship with God via faith. At that moment, you're a babe in Christ, fully justified but still with Will.
At that moment, you're a babe in Christ, fully justified but still with Will.
And post number 111 gives healthy
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I stuck with Peter. I said that even with the holy Spirit we can struggle and grow as we work out our salvation. We can do all things through Christ strengthens us but we can also fail to remain in Him. Which means we can also draw mirror to Him Again, the will of man is surprise and God will never completely override it. He wants are participation and we don't become puppetsStop being unstable, stick to the fact you used Peter as an example of needing to grow before He was born of God.
Now you state that we are yet required to grow, and that being born of God did nothing to give us power and might.
Being born of God is Christ in us, putting on Christ, putting on charity, it is not as you talk at all.
I stuck with Peter. I said that even with the holy Spirit we can struggle and grow as we work out our salvation. We can do all things through Christ strengthens us but we can also fail to remain in Him. Which means we can also draw mirror to Him Again, the will of man is surprise and God will never completely override it. He wants are participation and we don't become puppets
Jesus fulfilled the law by dying to fulfil the requirement of the curse of the law ( hanged on a tree/ made a curse for us)
The laws righteousness was then fulfilled.
We fulfil the same way ( it cant be different) to be baptized unto the death of Christ and to be quickened together with Him in the Spirit.
"To fulfill the law" means "to cause God's will as made known in His law to be obeyed as it should be” (NAS Greek Lexicon pleroo 2c3). After Jesus said he came to fulfill the law in Matthew 5, he proceeded to fulfill it six times throughout the rest of the chapter by teaching how to correctly obey it or by completing our understanding of it. Jesus said nothing in Matthew 5 about his death, so you should no insert something else while disregarding the content of what Jesus immediately did next. In Galatians 5:14, loving our neighbor fulfills the entire law, so it refers to something that countless people have done, not to something unique that Jesus did on the cross. In Galatians 6:2, bearing one another's burdens fulfills the Law of Christ, so again it refers to something that countless people have done by correctly obeying it.
Everything in Romans 6 is in favor of obedience to God's law and against sin in transgression of it.
"To fulfill the law" means "to cause God's will as made known in His law to be obeyed as it should be” (NAS Greek Lexicon pleroo 2c3). After Jesus said he came to fulfill the law in Matthew 5, he proceeded to fulfill it six times throughout the rest of the chapter by teaching how to correctly obey it or by completing our understanding of it. Jesus said nothing in Matthew 5 about his death, so you should no insert something else while disregarding the content of what Jesus immediately did next. In Galatians 5:14, loving our neighbor fulfills the entire law, so it refers to something that countless people have done, not to something unique that Jesus did on the cross. In Galatians 6:2, bearing one another's burdens fulfills the Law of Christ, so again it refers to something that countless people have done by correctly obeying it.
Everything in Romans 6 is in favor of obedience to God's law and against sin in transgression of it.
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