Working out : Your Salvation

[Cassian]

Being born again, is the proof that : "God made Jesus to be sin for us".

Being Born AGAIN< is the proof that : "Jesus is the one time eternal sacrifice for all sin".

See : this verse for an update on WHY this occurs.

2 Corinthians 5:19

Posting a verse that has nothing to do with "being born again" doesn't help. And can you explain why being born again is proof that Christ made a one time sacrifice for sin. II Cor 5:19 says Christ reconciled the world which does include His one time sacrifice.
Posting all these one-liners does very little to explain anything. Your assertions lead to more questions, not explanations.

 

[Chaleb]

Posting a verse that has nothing to do with "being born again" doesn't help. And can you explain why being born again is proof that Christ made a one time sacrifice for sin.

Its because of the Cross, where Jesus became sin....is the reason that a believer can become "born again".
See, if there is no CROSS of Christ, there is no SALVATiON being offered for the sin of the world.
There would be no.

2 Corinthians 5:19
John 3:16-17

Why dont you know this? Thats curious isn't it?

 

[Cassian]

Its because of the Cross, where Jesus became sin....is the reason that a believer can become "born again".
See, if there is no CROSS of Christ, there is no SALVATiON being offered for the sin of the world.
There would be no.

2 Corinthians 5:19
John 3:16-17

Why dont you know this? Thats curious isn't it?

If you would have stated it that way it might have helped. The problem I have is that it does not address the whole issue of working out ones\'s salvation. This is why I mentioned several times already that what Christ did on the cross does not address man's response to what Christ did on the Cross. All you need to say is that what Christ did provided the means for man to have uniion/communion, with God.
I have been assuming to this point that we both knew this. Your topic is not about what Christ did to make it possible but what man must do in response to that work of Christ. You are addressing by the topic one's personal salvation, not what Christ did for the world.
Rather than saying that II Cor 5:19 proves being born again, which is does not, but that it provided the means that man could be born again would have been adequate.