If I'm saved & Grace abounds, yet I sin and am convicted but do not repent but rather die without repenting, are the wages of unrepentant sin paid for by death? Does physical death play a part for sinful justification of Christians? A verse comes to mind: Mark 9:42.
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For clarification, I understand that salvation is through Christ alone. I am asking more about sanctification and justification, and their involvement.
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Replying to @DaMadMattster
I have come to believe: 1) if we sin & don't repent, then we are transgressors. Gal 2:17-18. As a transgressor of the law, we are under condemnation of the law. 2) if we willfully sin & don't seek God's mercy we're worse off. Heb 10:26-31, 2 Pet 2:20-22
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But can this truthfully remove us from grace? Rom 8:39. Jesus will never leave us. Heb 13:5 (i am not OSAS, but...) The question then becomes, at what point do we leave Him? So let's say I am saved, but tempted to watch porn. Then have a heart attack. Saved, but sanctified? How?
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Replying to @DaMadMattster
It's what the Bible says if we approach it with equal weights and measures.https://youtu.be/4nLJQEmbDdQ
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Did you watch his sermon? Now I'll speak on grace. You can fall short of it. 2 Co 6:1, He 12:15-17. You can receive it in vain. Gal 5:4 the Galatians had received grace, and let themselves be deceived by Judaizers preaching circumcision.
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