You cannot die in your sins if you have been reconciled to God by Jesus Christ. Unless you refuse his offer of reconciliation, then you will most certainly die in your sins.
The Offense of Religion
- Thread starter Robert Pate
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You cannot die in your sins if you have been reconciled to God by Jesus Christ. Unless you refuse his offer of reconciliation, then you will most certainly die in your sins.
If you are not under the curse of the Law, do you even have sins? Where there is no Law there is no sin.
If you had any sins how do you know if you don't have them anymore?
beloved57
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False statements and teaching. People who Christ died for are reconciled to God while they are enemies, and they have no more sins before God to die in , Christ took them away
Because the word of God says so.
All that have faith in Christ are perfect and complete in Christ, Colossians 2:10, also Colossians 3:3.
God sees all that have faith in Christ as "In Christ".
Does not apply to you, because you have refused the offer of reconciliation. You are still in your sins.
beloved57
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God doesn't impute sin unto the reconciled 2 Cor 5:19
You have not been reconciled unto God. The reconciliation is not yours because you have never received it. you are trying to be reconciled through the false Gospel of Calvinism.
beloved57
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One is reconciled to God while being enemies Rom 5:10 !
Reconciliation has been provided for everyone, Hebrews 2:9, but it is not yours if you don't receive it.
beloved57
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God doesn't impute sin unto the reconciled, so people who die in their sins have never been reconciled, duh
Reconciliation has been made available to everyone.
But it is not yours until you receive it. Paul said, "We pray you in Christ's stead, BE YE RECONCILED UNTO GOD" 2 Corinthians 5:20.
beloved57
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Paul was speaking to them already reconciled, they were reconciled to God while being enemies by His Death Rom 5:10 ; 2Cor 5:18
You still don't get it. If we are reconciled to God while we are enemies, then it means that we must receive his offer of reconciliation. You can't be someones enemy and be reconciled unto them. How does that work?
beloved57
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That's a lie, those Christ died for are reconciled to God while they are enemies rejecting God and hating God, they did nothing to be reconciled to God.
That's not reconciliation. You cannot and will not be reconciled unto God and still be his enemy.
When you accept the reconciliation, then you are at peace with God.
beloved57
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Those Christ died for are reconciled to God while they are enemies Rom 5:10, that is reconciliation took place while they are enemies. You calling Gods word a liar.
How can you be reconciled unto someone and still be their enemy?
Reconciliation is a two way street. Paul told you... "BE YE RECONCILED UNTO GOD" 2 Corinthians 5:20.
You mind has been poisoned by Calvinism.
beloved57
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How ? By the death of Christ Rom 5:10!
So you don't believe in the death of Christ after all.
You apparently don't understand the word "reconciliation". Reconciliation means that at one time you were alienated from God. But now you have been reconciled to God by the doing and the dying of Jesus. God is extending his hand to you to be reconciled unto him. This is why Paul is saying... "Be ye reconciled unto God" 2 Corinthians 5:20. This means that you must accept the offer of reconciliation.