That isn't true.
You preach a works based method of salvation.
No I don't, Knight. This is just another attempt on your part to disparage me.
...in your gospel one must remain perfect and sinless to know for certain that they are saved.
No. One is made perfect and sinless by God, and one is sealed in that condition. There is NO effort involved.
Ironically, it is you that believe Jesus needed to remain perfect and sinless in order to be your savior, that he had a choice to keep or break the law. I don't believe that. Jesus had no choice to be something he wasn't. He is God and could be nothing less than God.
And if one happens to slip up, then they are not saved, therefore one must maintain their salvation by not slipping up or sinning.
No. One who is born of God cannot slip up...
1John 2:10 He that loveth his brother abideth in the light, and
there is none occasion of stumbling in him.
All you can do is stumble, and that is why you must claim your license to sin theory is valid. If you truly "wish you could stop sinning," and it is God's will for you to stop sinning, why can't you stop?
That is the very definition of a works based gospel.
No it isn't, Knight.
A works based gospel is one where salvation is earned by right behavior, which I don't believe in. And your "gospel" is where salvation is earned by a blood atonement sacrifice, which is a works based theology. Yet in spite in that atonement, you think you have a license to sin.
You preach the opposite of grace, and if Sozo were here he might even call you a pervert.
He has my email, and if he feels that way, I'm sure he will tell me.
elohiym, answer me this.... hypothetically speaking.....
If sometime in the future you happened to slip up
(lets say you stole a mp3 player from a store) would you determine that:
A. Stealing an mp3 player from the store must not be sinful.
or....
B. You were not saved after all and needed to seek forgiveness.
All hypothetical of course.
Your hypothetical is foolish because it assumes a works based salvation.
I walked out of Walmart yesterday without paying for two greeting cards that slipped behind some pillows I purchased. I could have driven off without paying for them. What do you think the Holy Spirit had me do?
I can't slip up, nor can I lose because I belong to God. He bought me.
You always slip up, but cover your losses with a blood atonement sacrifice that doesn't even apply to your "dispensation." It's your license to sin, but you are driving illegally.