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To: Iscool

Every sin is an at of unbelief to sin as a believer is to lapse into unbelief, no mater how momentarily. (What is so hard about this to understand?) to depart from faith and to just abandon one’s self to sin or former sins is what I am warning about. The Gospel is to “go on believing”,


69 posted on 09/20/2019 1:51:46 PM PDT by pastorbillrandles (ore and rebuild Jerusale)
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To: pastorbillrandles

There are many Spirit filled Christians that wander in the desert for long periods. God is faithful. If He has put His seal on you no one can remove it. Not even yourself.


71 posted on 09/20/2019 1:53:59 PM PDT by Mom MD
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To: pastorbillrandles
Every sin is an at of unbelief to sin as a believer is to lapse into unbelief, no mater how momentarily.

Was Paul constantly bouncing in and out of belief (Rom. 7 )???

Here's something I'm sure most won't get, or accept...The record of every sin we have or will ever commit will be burned up and removed from our record before we hit heaven...

Can we do any thing we want and still go to heaven??? Actually, yes we can...BUT WE DON'T WANT TO...We want to please God...God wants us to WANT to please him, NOT have to please him...That's why he judges the heart and not our sinful flesh...

A lot of people don't get that...They say, 'You don't want to please God to get to heaven'???
NOPE...
We want to please God because he is God and he is our Father...And besides that, he is working inside us to help us do these things...

In the church epistles God doesn't threaten us but time after time encourages us to follow after the new man and not the old...

75 posted on 09/20/2019 2:27:16 PM PDT by Iscool
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