Genesis 8:22 "While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease". Choices have consequences in this life, something's remain the same....old or new covenant
Imputed righteousness? Hank is still a heretical Protestant who teaches Christians remain sinners who can stay in mortal sins of divorce and adultery and murder. The Scriptures actually say only those who persevere in doing good will inherit eternal life (Romans 2:4-16) and to not be deceived, those who do such things will not inherit the kingdom of God. How more clear can it be? “no murderer has eternal life abiding in him.” - 1 John 3:15
@IAmisMaster Incorrect. Salvation is according to the grace of God. Our sin problem is a sickness that we cannot cure on our own. Only in the participation of God's graces that we are healed, transfigured, or metamorphized into wholeness as humanity made in the image of God. Salvation is not by works alone.
@@BibleAnswerMan I never said anything about curing sin alone or without God's grace. Now you are inventing things that I said with a false grace vs. works dichotomy. Hank denies that it is required of a Christian to remain participating in God's grace, whereas the Bible says God's grace is sufficient to help keep us from willful/mortal sin. So if a Christian commits murder, that proves he has de facto fallen from grace (Galatians 5:4) and received grace in vain (2 Cor. 6:1) just as Scripture says. That's what the Bible plainly teaches (1 Corninthians 10:13; 2 Corinthians 12:9), that grace is sufficient to help us to overcome all willful sin if we so choose.
@@chriskitchen4772 Moses and David were not born again and lived prior to Jesus, and Paul never committed mortal sin after he was born again. You absolutely failed to provide a comparative case. And I never said one cannot repent even after committing a mortal sin as a Christian. But repentance is ceasing from sin. Hank is telling a divorced man that he does not need to make it right with his wife in order to inherit eternal life of final judgment day, but the Scriptures say the opposite.
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Genesis 8:22
"While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease".
Choices have consequences in this life, something's remain the same....old or new covenant
Thanks for sharing. 🙏
Imputed righteousness? Hank is still a heretical Protestant who teaches Christians remain sinners who can stay in mortal sins of divorce and adultery and murder. The Scriptures actually say only those who persevere in doing good will inherit eternal life (Romans 2:4-16) and to not be deceived, those who do such things will not inherit the kingdom of God. How more clear can it be? “no murderer has eternal life abiding in him.” - 1 John 3:15
@IAmisMaster Incorrect. Salvation is according to the grace of God. Our sin problem is a sickness that we cannot cure on our own. Only in the participation of God's graces that we are healed, transfigured, or metamorphized into wholeness as humanity made in the image of God. Salvation is not by works alone.
@@BibleAnswerMan I never said anything about curing sin alone or without God's grace. Now you are inventing things that I said with a false grace vs. works dichotomy. Hank denies that it is required of a Christian to remain participating in God's grace, whereas the Bible says God's grace is sufficient to help keep us from willful/mortal sin. So if a Christian commits murder, that proves he has de facto fallen from grace (Galatians 5:4) and received grace in vain (2 Cor. 6:1) just as Scripture says. That's what the Bible plainly teaches (1 Corninthians 10:13; 2 Corinthians 12:9), that grace is sufficient to help us to overcome all willful sin if we so choose.
So Moses, David, and Paul are going to Hell ? Not what my Bible says.
@@chriskitchen4772 Moses and David were not born again and lived prior to Jesus, and Paul never committed mortal sin after he was born again. You absolutely failed to provide a comparative case. And I never said one cannot repent even after committing a mortal sin as a Christian. But repentance is ceasing from sin. Hank is telling a divorced man that he does not need to make it right with his wife in order to inherit eternal life of final judgment day, but the Scriptures say the opposite.
He is NOT a heretical protestant, he is not Protestant at all. He is Eastern Orthodox, which is the true ancient faith.