John Edgar Slow Horses
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Clyde bears proof to the following.
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I believe 1 John 3:9- is saying--One born of God doesn't willfully sin-- is the meaning behind those words. At Heb 10:26--Its willful sin that is condemned.
All sin and fall short of the glory of God.just another protestant "do over" of Christ's clear words
One Question? Logic and Reason based. Just how are you to be a Christian and declare the Holy Bible to be useless, how can you not follow the commandments of Jesus, whose Words will judge everyone on judgement day? "He that rejecteth Me and receives not My Words, has one that judges him, THE WORD THAT I HAVE SPOKEN, THE SAME WILL JUDGE HIM IN THE LAST DAY. " -- John 12:48
You keep declaring that "I AM WRONG"..........the words being presented are not my words, they come from the actual content of the Holy Scriptures, documented exactly where they can be found and repeated, by Book, Chapter and Verse, thus.....another ad hominem presentation by you. Prove I am wrong.........anything less is simply ad hominem bullshitClyde 154 is wrong as usual.
You are assuming the same subjects for both statemetns.(I tried to add this following in the OP but kept getting the blue line... sigh)
Anyway, there was an explanation of this "contradiction" at the site I went to, but to me, the explanation sounded Protestant.
My thought is this: This seeming contradiction appears to explain the concept of mortal versus venial sin.
To explain: It is SO true that those who stay in mortal sin are serving the devil.
Whereas, there is no way we humans, living in such a sinful world, can always, 24/7/365 give up ALL venial sin. Or maybe I should speak for myself?
But then again, we look at the first psg which says that if we say we are without sin, we are liars. So no, I am not speaking just for myself
I would never "presume" to speak for God......God speaks for Himself in the Holy Scriptures, "All scripture is inspired of God (in the Greek language, the language used in the majority of the N.T. scripture (Theopneustos).......the word for inspired literally means, "the breath of God, or God breathed the scriptures into existence) -- 2 Tim. 3:16-17. This passage goes on to declare that the Scriptures should be used for N.T. doctrine.........in order to make the man of God, perfectly equipped for all good works.You are assuming the same subjects for both statemetns.
But Jesus said no man born of woman is greater than John AND that anyone in the Kingdom of God is greater.