glorydaz
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I think I cussed too! :doh:
I would not be surprised. :sigh:
I think I cussed too! :doh:
Ephesians 1:7 KJV -No, I actually believe that Jesus died for all my sins, because my faith is in His blood, not in my own obeying.
Believe WHAT about his death, burial, an resurrection and how does faith in his blood justify?
Ephesians 1:7 KJV -
Romans 3:25 KJV -
propitiation is also known as expiation - EXPIATION (IN THE BIBLE) A blotting out or removal of sin; hence, the renewal of communion with God. The supreme act of expiation is Christ's death on the cross, the meaning of which is illuminated by a number of Old Testament themes.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/religion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/expiation-bible
Ephesians 1:7 KJV -
Romans 3:25 KJV -
propitiation is also known as expiation - EXPIATION (IN THE BIBLE) A blotting out or removal of sin; hence, the renewal of communion with God. The supreme act of expiation is Christ's death on the cross, the meaning of which is illuminated by a number of Old Testament themes.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/religion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/expiation-bible
Are you serious? Believe that Jesus Christ was delivered for our sins (offences), and was raised for our justification....righteousness is accounted to us when we BELIEVE. This is the righteousness of faith that we keep talking about, and you keep denying.
Romans 4:24-25
24 But for us also, to whom it shall be imputed, if we believe on him that raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead; 25 Who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification.
Romans 3:25 Whom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God;
The reason you don't know this is because you keep running back to the other gospel....that which was good news for the Jews. Paul's Gospel is the Good News that gives eternal life. The GIFT OF GOD that you keep rejecting. :sigh:
1 John 2:2 KJV - You know this alreadyWhat sins?
1 John 2:2 KJV - You know this already
Good night GT, Happy Thanksgiving.
I've done a thread like this before a long long time ago, and I'd never find it now, so I'll try and get the point over again.
It's time to psycho analyse the madists and their gospel.
To those who have become well acquainted with mad, what it teaches, and the people behind the message, you find out quickly that madists are paranoid about anything do with works (like Maynard G Krebbs from Dobie Gillis). You mention words like "work", "repentance" etc, and they freak out. To Christians who are not of the mad persuasion, it's easy to be confused how people can major so much in a message of grace, and yet be so graceless in their mannerisms. Right?
And so in this thread you're going to understand why this is, and how they really interpret grace, and why they're on a witch hunt for anyone mentioning anything about work, repentance, baptism, going to church, godliness, holiness etc
It all starts in the garden of Eden. God created Adam as a flesh being from the dust of the ground, and created him to have dominion over the natural physical earth. Man was subject to nothing and no one, except for one word of warning, to not eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. As long as Adam and Eve abstain from the forbidden fruit, they could live a life pleasing themselves (the flesh life). God originally created us to please ourselves. Until Adam ate of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, he would be unable to be a slave to either. Adam was morally neutral, and therefore the fleshly man was free from moral obligation. There was nothing to rebel against, because there was no law in existence.
This is the madist interpretation of what it's like to be free from the law. It's not a freedom as a result of spiritual birth/regeneration, but rather they see it as a freedom from moral obligation, in order to neutralise the rebellious nature of the flesh.
It is human nature to rebel against moral restraint, hence the reason why the carnal mind is enmity with God.
And so if any kind of moral restraint is placed upon the flesh, the natural response is to lash out against it. This is why the law is contrary to us, because the commandments are spiritual, but man is natural/carnal.
Here's the problem. How can people be free to do what is right, without feeling condemned for having a nature that rebels against what is right?
What is the victory over the flesh / over the world?
1) Remove all forms of moral obligation in order to pacify the fleshly man with it's carnal appetites (mid acts dispensationalism / gnosticism).
2) Walk in the Spirit (Christianity)
You NEVER EVER hear madists talk about walking in the Spirit. You know why? Because they don't know what it means.
Walking in the Spirit is just a meaningless religious cliche to them. But if we relate to God in the Spirit through spiritual birth as sons, the law which was directed towards the natural man is rendered powerless. The nature of the Spirit is to be slaves of righteousness and hate what is wrong, but if people don't live in the Spirit, that nature doesn't exist.
Therefore, let's take something like water baptism for example, why do maddists hate it so much?
Because the bible supposedly says it's not for today? Of course not.
If they're in the flesh, water baptism is an obligation, and the flesh rebels against it by nature.
And so their interpretation of grace is the removal of all moral restraint upon the carnal man in order to try and pacify the flesh.
This is what they understand when they talk about the law being abolished. You can't rebel against a moral code that no longer exists - grace supposedly. You can't commit a sin act if there is no commandment to break. The flesh is free to please self, like Adam in the garden. But without being born again, they can't please God by walking in the Spirit.
This is also why they hate anything to do with faith, and all the gifts of the Spirit. A lot of evangelicals are cessationists because of their interpretation of scripture, but madists have an inner hatred against the gifts of the Spirit because people are obligated to seek the Lord and the gifts, which is not a problem if you walk in the Spirit, but impossible if you're in the flesh. So they lash out against it.
Once again I've blown the lid off mad so you can see their gnostic gospel, which is salvation by knowledge alone, that God has abolished the law so that you can please yourself. Then they remove most of the new testament because of those nasty verses telling us that we are obligated (BY WALKING IN THE SPIRIT) to live godly lives and be holy.
1 John 2:2 KJV - You know this already
Yep. Faith in His blood is "Saved by Grace through faith", for the blood is God's Grace which we access by faith. I love the fact that our faith is in His blood....not in our own well doing or efforts.
I would not be surprised. :sigh:
gt has confessed in another thread that she does not 'cause that ain't for her, but, she OBEYS ALL of Jesus' commandments EXACTLY as He said it.
In the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ for the justification of those with faith in His blood. The Gospel of Grace....saved by grace through faith.
So Jesus made a mistake when he told the Jews to obey?
You don't want to turn into a pillar of salt so you don't look back, but you looked back to Lot's wife?
Is that what selective reading and obeying means?
No, you are not those people. Those cities don't exist on this earth anymore; and, you are not Timothy or Titus.
Take the time to look at your life. Start with where you are right now and then go back in time and think of everything that you did and thought that was sin. Go all the way back to as far as you can remember. It will do you good.
Did you stop any sin and prove your repentance?
Just ask if you do not know that what I am saying is from the Bible.
Believe what?
Jesus saves us all on his own, and he tells us whom he saves,
he says he saves those who believe and obey him.