Thank you Jamison. Years ago I had some Adventists try to convince me that the Law was eternal and therefore I needed to keep the sabbath. I discovered that they were obsessed with the shadow and not the substance, who is Christ. Perhaps I need to post my findings on this matter from years ago.
Good questions - I wouldn't say that "all" of our troubles are sin related. In the next few articles as we get into Romans 6, Paul is going to address the grace of God even more. Hopefully those will provide answers to some of your questions about grace.
Thank you Jamison. Years ago I had some Adventists try to convince me that the Law was eternal and therefore I needed to keep the sabbath. I discovered that they were obsessed with the shadow and not the substance, who is Christ. Perhaps I need to post my findings on this matter from years ago.
That would be interesting to read! I honestly don't know very much about what they believe - I'm sure it would be good to learn more.
I'll clean it up and put it on the list.
Well explained. We recall Peter saying something (I'm just recalling)
about 'the sin that so easily doth beset us'. Why so easily
when 'grace doth much more abound'?
Would you say 'ALL' our troubles are sin related or are other
things at work?
Some simple examples, we misplace something important,
spend hours looking and when we find it, can't always
remember what we did?
Or, we make a plan with someone but as the time approaches,
we know it won't work. We let down our friend.
Does grace have limits? Or is grace not about daily problems?
Thank you for considering these situations, of which
there are more, even more important.
Good questions - I wouldn't say that "all" of our troubles are sin related. In the next few articles as we get into Romans 6, Paul is going to address the grace of God even more. Hopefully those will provide answers to some of your questions about grace.