The apostle Paul writes about the struggle between a mind which wants to serve God and a sinful nature which just keeps on sinning. And he writes that Jesus Christ delivers him from this body of death Romans 7, esp vv But you must repent sincerely. The idea that God cannot be mocked Galatians basically means that God sees right through someone who is not repenting sincerely. God is not fooled by that.
Repeated sin is a sign that you have a particular weakness to that sort of temptation - and I believe that we all have it to varying degrees. For some it may be anger, for others it may be jealousy. That you continue to sin in the same way should indicate to you that you need to work particularly hard in that area tnot to sin. So pray that God will help you overcome the sin, and then take practical steps to avoid it. Try to work out what situations, decisions, activities or friends lead you into this sin, and then take steps to avoid them.
It is a good idea to tell a Christian friend about the sin so they can pray with you and encourage you. We are all sinners saved by grace, which is why we need a Savior Jesus. In those instances and when we sin, God gave us 1John But, the one who has knowledge of the truth and deliberately chooses to live in a lifestyle of repeated sin knowing that it is contrary to God's Word, incurs the danger of searing their own conscience and falling from grace.
However, as long as a person endeavors to live a life pleasing to God and asks for forgiveness when they sin, they are maintaining fellowship with God. Those who are in danger of backsliding are those who sin willfully with no sense of remorse and no attitude of repentance for their deeds. The more you "catch" yourself sinning, repent immediately, asking God to forgive you and ask Him to help you resist that sin.
It's when we sin knowing that we are sinning and not asking for forgiveness that will, over a period of time, "numb" our conscience until it becomes obvious that you are continuing in your sin.
The Word says we are to repent, " Jim Devore When Christ died for our sins, it was once and for all. His forgiveness is total and complete and we stand before God as if we had never sinned.
Serious thought on the sacrifice that Jesus made and the grace of God to extend his mercy to us and declare us righteous because of accepting Jesus Christs' atoning sacrifice will be obeying God and learning to love him more each day. Focusing on God is the only answer and the only one who we have to face. Jim Tumlinson One beggar leading others to where the bread is Because of what is preached in the pulpit, condemnation, guilt etc we believers ask this same question over and over.
Let's look at it realistically. Jesus died over years ago, before we were born He died for our sins All of our sins were forgiven before we were born. The only unforgivable sin is blaspheme against the Holy Spirit. Which is not receiving Christ as savior. Now lets look at scripture; Heb Unlike the other high priests, he does not need to offer sacrifices day after day, first for his own sins, and then for the sins of the people.
He sacrificed for their sins once for all when he offered himself. NIV Heb And by that will, we have been made holy through the sacrifice of the body of Jesus Christ once for all. NIV The below is not giving permission to sin since we sin without permission but it helps establish our righteousness in Him Heb For then would they not have ceased to be offered? Because that the worshippers once purged should have had no more conscience of sins. KJV 2 Cor For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him.
Paul-minister It is true we have a forgiving God. Romans tells us that all have sinned, and fall short of His glory. The writer of Hebrews speaks about deliberate sin.
In chapter ,27 "If we deliberately keep on sinning after we have received the knowledge of the truth, no sacrifice for sins is left, but only a fearful expectation of judgment and of raging fire that will consume the enemies of God. This warning was given to Jewish Christians who were attempting to reject Jesus for Judaism, and it would also apply to any Christian today that would want to reject Him. Sanctification is a process, we should be growing daily as Christians and becoming more Christ-like.
To be like Jesus is to hate sin, but love the sinner. It all depends upon the approach of the person. There must be humility and repentance. This reveals that the person is struggling in his walk with God and he is seeking Gods help to bring these areas in his life that he is battling with under subjection.
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Publication : If he repents and seeks forgiveness from his sin, then goes and commits the same sin again, then he seeks forgiveness again then commits the same sin again, and so on — does Allah forgive him or does that mean that he is not sincere towards Allah, especially if he repeats that sin after a short while, but he does not stop seeking forgiveness?
Praise be to Allah. Sharh Muslim.
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