06/05/2024
Sin, Is a Christian required to repent on a daily basis,
Soon to be in book form
Like to hear from men of God in regard to these 3 questions. Your response is very important, thanking you in advance.
According to 1 John 1: 8-10
John is addressing the church. What is John saying and how does this passage affect our lives.
“If we claim to be without sin , we deceive ourselves and the Truth is not in us. If we confess our sins , He is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness. If we claim we have not sinned we make him out to be a liar and his Word is not in us.
1John 2 : But if anybody does sin , we have an advocate with the Father - Jesus Christ the Righteous One. He is the atoning sacrifice for our sins, and not only for ours but also for the sins of the whole world.
Question 1.
Involved in a biblical subject which is rarely heard from the pulpit. Yet carries a vein of biblical importance to every Christian that proclaims they have a relationship with Gods Son Jesus Christ. The preverbal mystery, Do we as a Christian should repent daily or not.
Question 2. At baptism we understand our sins are forgiveness. Does that reference only past and present sins up to baptism. Or is our future sins under the blood and there is forgiveness’s also of future sins we commit until the moment of death.
Question 3
As we explore the books of the bible after the birth of the church we do not find and reference in regard to future sins we all make. Not a word from Peter, nor Paul
Who wrote 1/2 of the New Testament. .
Evanglist Harold Kelly Thd
Dear friend
Good to hear from you after such a long time….
Just a couple quick notes concerning your valid questions..
As I see this…
#1:
There seems to be no time frame on required repentance.
I have taught (with Jesus’ validation, telling Peter that a figure of 70 times 7… each day)
Obviously this implies an ongoing repentance or forgiveness. Seems this is a 2 way street.
Obviously this figure can only be realized over a considerable amount of time, but more seems to indicate … at the time of the offense, rather than a moment on a Clock.
Question 2:
Once one is baptized in Jesus name, they have entered a new blood covenant with God. The blood of Jesus was without a death genome. All life is passed to the fetus through the father (s***m). Therefore all human life is a down line from Adam. But his sin manifested the death genome that separates all humanity from a relationship with God. Only the appearance of that death genome allows satan to “own” all sinners. The fact that Jesus had NO death genome in His blood yet was taken into the devil’s lab, where it was discovered as such, immediately produced a “breech of contract”. The contract in the garden now became null and void. Baptizm in the name of Jesus allows the real blood of Jesus to flow in your veins. Converts have a dual blood in their bodies. One with the death genome and one with out. The death genome only can take the “Adamic, sinful” life and it then fades away into dust.
The blood without the death genome, which is the “life” of Jesus, will never die.
Just one more connective note…
The repentance of every committed sin, past, present, and future… boots out all record of such sin. Therefore the Jesus blood is always pure…
Question #3
We are saved with a conscious that is able to sense conviction.
Conviction is the first stage of “loss of salvation”.
Unacknowledged prick of conviction will cause spiritual death. However, immediate repentance erases the conviction and maintains the pure blood necessary for a God (child) relationship.
On a revisit to question 1, the fact that this mechanism of repentance is a continuous testing of faith in the redemptive blood of Jesus, our daily, and by occurrence, repentance keeps us clean, (without spot, blemish, or any such thing…)
Just as satan claims ownership based on the presence of the death genome, Jesus claims ownership based on the pure blood of Jesus in our veins.
It is continually cleansed by repentance.
One more thing….
As there will be Sind of omission from time to time… we may have misunderstood someone and made an error in a judgement or statement… At the end of the day, a general, all inclusive repentance prayer will keep everything pure and clean. (This is in keeping with the morning and evening sacrificing schedule. These evening ascension angels are carrying blank records to be added to our daily accounting in the book of life)
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