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In The Face of Perfection (or, who is it who requires a sacrifice?)

Started by marie glen, August 21, 2014, 07:16:46 PM

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Seth

 :HeartThrob: :iagree:

Much to consider for sure. From what I see, conviction of sin isn't the same as applying blame for the causation of sin. We were born into the flesh. I see conviction as a desire to move to the next level. To rise above the flesh mind.

dajomaco

I believe there is a subtle difference between the Holy Spirit convicting the believer of righteousness through faith.
Being convicted of righteousness leads to walking on the path of righteousness away from Sin
apart from sin.

If the Holy Spirit convicts the believer of Sin the believer needs to stop and repent until he feels no shame. Once he has done that he can continue on the path observing others on the path.
This path seems well worn. Yet they still don't know us by our LOVE 

rosered

Quote from: dajomaco on October 04, 2014, 09:52:52 PM
I believe there is a subtle difference between the Holy Spirit convicting the believer of righteousness through faith.
Being convicted of righteousness leads to walking on the path of righteousness away from Sin
apart from sin.

If the Holy Spirit convicts the believer of Sin the believer needs to stop and repent until he feels no shame. Once he has done that he can continue on the path observing others on the path.
This path seems well worn. Yet they still don't know us by our LOVE 


  Yes Bro Daj!!        that  is  it !!         to be holy as He is holy is to  be '' set apart ''   from sin !!!    look up'' Holy''    :thumbsup:   i DO     beleiev its is the workings of the Holy Spirit    in us by faith   in God to be able to go even this far  :HeartThrob:
Jesus is the reward  !!

Seth

Quote from: dajomaco on October 04, 2014, 09:52:52 PM
I believe there is a subtle difference between the Holy Spirit convicting the believer of righteousness through faith.
Being convicted of righteousness leads to walking on the path of righteousness away from Sin
apart from sin.

If the Holy Spirit convicts the believer of Sin the believer needs to stop and repent until he feels no shame. Once he has done that he can continue on the path observing others on the path.
This path seems well worn. Yet they still don't know us by our LOVE 


:iagree:

Seth

The Bible says once we give it to God, that's it, trust that he is faithful to forgive and cleanse.