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Birthright???
||April 30, 2007|641 reads
 

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Rob
March 07, 2008
R!  Dude!  That's a big Amen, bru.

I wish I'd have received that kind of teaching 30 years ago before I bought the lie of religion.  Thanks for a good blog.

Rob
R B
May 16, 2008

Hey Paul,

Thank you for your reply. Sorry that it took me 2 months to comment back.

I still ponder these truths, especially 2 Peter 1:4.

Be transformed by the renewing of the mind... R.

R B
July 17, 2008

If anyone reads this. I want to put this addition here because I believe it has the upmost to do with the birthright article (7-17-2008).

William Law once defended against this belief, but later on in life after a real birthing occured he wrote:  To suppose a man to be born again from above who is yet under a necessity of continuing to sin, is as absurd as to suppose that the true Christian is only to have so much of the nature of Christ alive in him as is consistent with that much power of Satan still controlling him.

All this blasphemous absurdity denies or debases Christ’s victory over sin and death; yet in the name of sound doctrine from books and pulpits, issues forth the teaching that the Christian can never stop sinning as long as he lives.

Can this destructive teaching bring any hope or desire of doing God’s will, while on earth as it is done in heaven? Surely he that is left under a necessity of sinning as long as he lives can no more be said to be cleansed from all unrighteousness than a man who must be a leper to his dying day can be described as cured from all his leprosy.

Faith must grasp a better promise than this for victory, or it will never overcome the world!

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I would add then this question, which are you believing: are you alive to sin or are you dead to it?  Which one do you continually believe (Rom.6:11)?

Do you believe in your re-birthing and depend on God's power to live through you or are you trying to do  like God?    Surrender.

Brother Todd
August 30, 2008
R:  that which is born of the flesh is flesh and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.  For in Adam all died, but in Christ (the second Adam) we have been made alive.  I love Peter's words of being "partakers of the divine nature."  I also like what you said, about depending on God, not yourself.  Being confident of this very thing that He that has begun a good work in you will preform until the day of Jesus Christ.
R B
September 12, 2008
By the way, 'Thanks,' for the stars from Paul, Rob and Todd.  My friend will be very happy that you would consider his testimony about the New Life in Christ. 

I think it is the greatest wonder to think upon... that I have New Life right now.  PTL the old is gone the New has come (2 Cor. 5:17)... R.