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Why? Are you a large woman?
Nope.
Why? Are you a large woman?
Silence, woman. Go teach your children. Do you have children?
Nope.
What are you doing on the computer acting like a tough woman? Go do yard work, make some money? How about go cook for some food? You are a fraidy cat. All you are doing is trying to insult people and demean them. What kind of woman tries to demean men? I know you wouldn't do that if you were physically in front of me.
GT, I'm not the only one you've semi-threatened like that. You've told other people we wouldn't dare rebuke you if we heard you in person preaching what you do here.
Seriously...why would anyone be afraid of you?
If you are a man, learn how to act like a man.
You are trying to demean people while you feel safe behind your computer.
"Justification comes about by means of faith in Christ, and in a life of good works lived in response to God's invitation to believe. "
Ah, you didn't answer the question. Try this one. Do you agree with this?
Do you agree with that?
Justification comes when one believes that Jesus' blood cleans them of the sins they repent of doing.
Is that repenting a one-time thing? Can one repent of ALL sins in one shot and have them all forgiven?
A person has to repent of their sins. Are you suggesting they knowingly keep some sins when they come to Jesus to be saved?
That's what I asked you. Can a person repent of ALL sin, generally, and have ALL sins forgiven in one shot, and then confess only because they still sin in the flesh but God doesn't hold those again them (because they're forgiven)?
Or
Does the person have to keep repenting each sin by each sin, not missing even one, for the rest of their lives, else those sins won't be forgiven and they'll go to the Lake of Fire?
Which one do you believe?
I don't go by either way, at least not the way you explain it.
A person is to repent of their sins when they want to be saved.
They should know that they will die to doing those sins and live to please Jesus.
Fair enough.
And to you, 'repent' means 'stop sinning,' correct?
What do they do later when they do commit sin?
No, I don't read your posts. If I ever did, I don't now. I see your name and ask, Who are you?
Salvation by good intentions. :down:Repent means you have every intention not to sin.
If they still have good intentions?After one is saved, they are to live to please God, and if they do sin, they can receive forgiveness and mercy.