Adultery with Death_in_Law_0001.wmv

Warning not to stray from the simplicity that is in Jesus. Stay in grace through faith and do not be bewitched into persuing righteousness by the Law of Moses. Works are not grace. Works of the Law are by debt and not grace and faith. Romans 7:1-4 illustrates that a believer in Jesus Christ is freed from the Law of Moses and married unto another---He that has risen from the dead Jesus Christ. To return to the Law is to fall from grace and into adultery and even worse, since Christ becomes of no effect. Being in Christ is to be dead to the Law and alive to God by His power in Jesus Christ. God bless you as you yield to Him. Believe...

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[elshadiesglory]

I guess your Lawless grace then huh. I belive you are a false teacher. repent . You are teaching that you can sin and break Gods Laws. Luke 16:17 Matt 5:17

Romens 3:31 says we establish the LAW by faith!!

[staaudio]

@elshadiesglory

Sir:

Actually, no I do not believe in a false grace of licentiousness. Grace to be forgiven upon true godly sorrow repentance before God Almighty. Mercy to be forgiven, cleansed, renewed into the image of Jesus Christ.

Grace, through faith, not of works lest anyman boast.

True authentic grace that comes by and through faith in Jesus Christ.

Romans 6 - chapter 8 will help you as you read with a thankful heart.

When we love God, we do not deliberately or casually sin.

[elshadiesglory]

The sabbath of God is this exodus 20:8-11 to REST and not do any work and reflect on God something you probably dont do or care about because you think that under grACE YOU CAN BREAK THE ot LAWS. 1 john 3:4 say sin is the transgression of the Torah. So it is simple you break torah and you sin. the message of the gospel is simple Acts 2:38 Repent {that means keep torah/Law and be babtized and belive that is it. its not hard to understand at all. Will you pride allow you to be coreected?