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61 | Why? | 1 Thess 4:16 | Stultis the Fool | 126144 | ||
Correct, but why are you pointing this out? | ||||||
62 | What.... Gabriel? | 1 Thess 4:16 | Stultis the Fool | 126051 | ||
Now I am curious. What is the purpose of this statement regarding "Gabriel? | ||||||
63 | Where are these words coming from? | Bible general Archive 2 | Stultis the Fool | 125909 | ||
Where are these words [deliberately, knowingly, and habitually] coming from in your dispensing of the text? I have looked to the Greek text, and they are neither there nor in any bible I have here with me. Also, you define "commits" as "practices." Is it not possible to commit a single act, or must "commit" pertain to a plurality of action? Furthermore, I have consulted the Greek text concerning verse 9, and the word "practicing" does not exist in the text, nor does it exist in my NASB. Additionally, the text clearly states that noone who sins has seen or known him... the word habitually makes no such appearance in the text (Greek or otherwise). I also understand that this thought begins with the author proclaiming that Christ "came to take away sin" and "in him there is no sin." If we abide in Christ, and there is no sin in Christ, and YET we sin, how can this thing be (that there would be sin in Christ)? Has Christ failed to take sin from those who "believe in him and confess him as Lord?" Or is there sin in Christ? The authors proclamation seems to be fairly straightforward, especially in context with the beginning of the Chapter and versus 8 and 9 of chapter 1. |
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