I don't think you are in a position to discuss JUSTIFICATION with me. Sorry, but it appears to me you don't know what you are saying regarding justification.
JUSTIFICATION (the act of making "just" one who is NOT "just") is God's act for man done through Christ, Who was resurrected for our JUSTIFICATION (Rom 4:25). This is His current ministry in the heavenly sanctuary. Justification holds sway in the present tense of salvation, all throughout the lifetime of a person.
The act of justifying is done whenever man commits sin NOW, that is, when he is overcome of evil instead of overcoming evil with good. In other words, God through Christ considers us righteous (or just) despite having done wrong or committed sin by not imputing or counting against us the sin committed, that sin having been forgiven on the cross. But the act of sinning is proof that the person is NOT an overcomer yet. He must come to a point in his life where confronted with the opportunity to sin, he does what is good instead. Is man able to overcome evil with good? Yes, because he is part of the body of Christ, our Strength for overcoming evil with good. It is not a question of inability, but one of refusal. And overcomers will Christ NOT blot out from the book of life but will be seated with Him in His throne even as He also overcame and sat down with the Father in His throne (Rev 3:5, 21). All NOT blotted out will be allowed entry into heaven (Rev 21:27); all blotted out will have their portion in the lake of fire (Rev 20:15).
If you have any question or objection, you may ask. And I'll respond with Scripture references.
JUSTIFICATION (the act of making "just" one who is NOT "just") is God's act for man done through Christ, Who was resurrected for our JUSTIFICATION (Rom 4:25). This is His current ministry in the heavenly sanctuary. Justification holds sway in the present tense of salvation, all throughout the lifetime of a person.
The act of justifying is done whenever man commits sin NOW, that is, when he is overcome of evil instead of overcoming evil with good. In other words, God through Christ considers us righteous (or just) despite having done wrong or committed sin by not imputing or counting against us the sin committed, that sin having been forgiven on the cross. But the act of sinning is proof that the person is NOT an overcomer yet. He must come to a point in his life where confronted with the opportunity to sin, he does what is good instead. Is man able to overcome evil with good? Yes, because he is part of the body of Christ, our Strength for overcoming evil with good. It is not a question of inability, but one of refusal. And overcomers will Christ NOT blot out from the book of life but will be seated with Him in His throne even as He also overcame and sat down with the Father in His throne (Rev 3:5, 21). All NOT blotted out will be allowed entry into heaven (Rev 21:27); all blotted out will have their portion in the lake of fire (Rev 20:15).
If you have any question or objection, you may ask. And I'll respond with Scripture references.