Amen. “He that believes in the Son has everlasting life, and he that obeys not the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him.” John 3:36
@@rerebrew this is one of my favorite verses in John as its immediately after 3:16 so there's no excuse like it was hid away somewhere that "faith alone" is nonsense.
@@rerebrew its also my proof for why I don't need to learn Greek to know that believe in John 3:16 includes obedience haha. Like yeah I could learn "pisteo" or whatever or I could just read 20 more verses in English lol
@@ChristinaFromRUclips that’s from the Modernized Geneva Bible. A lot of other translations use the words “does not believe” or dance around the fact that obey is the correct translation for pisteo in this context.
@rerebrew the NLT which is what I tell people to read if they struggle to get into reading the Bible has it- And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.” I read it pretty often now because its a wonderful conversational English translation.
Right on target, I cannot imagine any of the Apostles practicing sin... Have you ever noticed what Paul says in Romans 7:15? I don't think any of The Master's Apostles struggled with what Paul is describing in Romans 7:14-21
@@RebukeTHYkingdom and when you're talking about someone like Paul that gets really dark. Is he still torturing and ending the lives of devout followers of The Way?? Imagine the depths of depravity if Paul manages to hate something about himself. Paul is The Most Special Man Ever to hear him tell it. So whatever he hates would probably make you or I vomit.
What "grinds my gears" about it all is I am so disgusted by sin and the person I used to be that I would flee sin by at all cost and by any means necessary. I can't imagine wanting to find a way to do soul destroying wicked icky devilish things without feeling guilty. I don't get how they can want "free" from the law when its what frees a person. I want to just be immersed in the Law constantly because it's the best thing ever given to anyone. Jesus of Nazareth would agree as the promises of that Law and his sinlessness is why he was raised from the dead and Peter said in fact "death could not hold him."
@@RebukeTHYkingdom you will have to help me on that one. My "fight or flight" kicks in when I read Paul and not trying to be dramatic but Romans 7 makes me too panicked-feeling to catch what you have caught
@@ChristinaFromRUclipsRomans 7:14-21 sounds like the rambling of a closeted homosexual. Paul probably drank these problems away and due to his envy and wishing to overcompensate he calls himself an apostle to "counteract" his wicked thoughts
Great point. God bless
Amen. “He that believes in the Son has everlasting life, and he that obeys not the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him.” John 3:36
@@rerebrew this is one of my favorite verses in John as its immediately after 3:16 so there's no excuse like it was hid away somewhere that "faith alone" is nonsense.
@@rerebrew its also my proof for why I don't need to learn Greek to know that believe in John 3:16 includes obedience haha.
Like yeah I could learn "pisteo" or whatever or I could just read 20 more verses in English lol
@@ChristinaFromRUclips that’s from the Modernized Geneva Bible. A lot of other translations use the words “does not believe” or dance around the fact that obey is the correct translation for pisteo in this context.
@rerebrew thats its rendering in ESV which I have always read.
KJV is the worst offender translating that verses.
@rerebrew the NLT which is what I tell people to read if they struggle to get into reading the Bible has it-
And anyone who believes in God’s Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesn’t obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under God’s angry judgment.”
I read it pretty often now because its a wonderful conversational English translation.
Right on target, I cannot imagine any of the Apostles practicing sin... Have you ever noticed what Paul says in Romans 7:15?
I don't think any of The Master's Apostles struggled with what Paul is describing in Romans 7:14-21
@@RebukeTHYkingdom and when you're talking about someone like Paul that gets really dark.
Is he still torturing and ending the lives of devout followers of The Way??
Imagine the depths of depravity if Paul manages to hate something about himself.
Paul is The Most Special Man Ever to hear him tell it. So whatever he hates would probably make you or I vomit.
What "grinds my gears" about it all is I am so disgusted by sin and the person I used to be that I would flee sin by at all cost and by any means necessary.
I can't imagine wanting to find a way to do soul destroying wicked icky devilish things without feeling guilty.
I don't get how they can want "free" from the law when its what frees a person.
I want to just be immersed in the Law constantly because it's the best thing ever given to anyone.
Jesus of Nazareth would agree as the promises of that Law and his sinlessness is why he was raised from the dead and Peter said in fact "death could not hold him."
@@ChristinaFromRUclips what do you see if you examine Romans 7 in the context of the Angel of Satan that he describes in 2nd Corinthians 12?
@@RebukeTHYkingdom you will have to help me on that one. My "fight or flight" kicks in when I read Paul and not trying to be dramatic but Romans 7 makes me too panicked-feeling to catch what you have caught
@@ChristinaFromRUclipsRomans 7:14-21 sounds like the rambling of a closeted homosexual. Paul probably drank these problems away and due to his envy and wishing to overcompensate he calls himself an apostle to "counteract" his wicked thoughts