09 Apr '18 20:50>1 edit
Originally posted by @divegeesterHe read it. He did not understand it... lol
Did you read my post?
Originally posted by @divegeesterHe read it. He did not understand it... lol
Did you read my post?
Originally posted by @sonshipIt’s not a fight sonship, maybe consider it a lesson in humility, I.e. to take learning from someone like me with a “diseased mind”.What is in the bible is a description of robes being made white through the blood of the lamb (Rev 12: 10-11) and instructions to be washed in the word, (Ephesians 5:26)
Revelation 12:10 says that the ovecomers overcame the accuser by the blood of the Lamv - Christ the Redeemer.
The passage you may have meant is [b]Revelation 7:14 ...[text shortened]... m washed in the blood of Jesus God's Son.
I will read carefully your comments below that too.[/b]
Originally posted by @divegeester
It is important to stick to scriptural terms no matter how well sung the non scriptural ones are. “Are you washed in the blood of the lamb” is a line from a hymn, NOT a text from the bible.
We are washed with the water of the word
Similarly we are Baptised in the spirit
But the blood of the the lamb is sprinkled (in/on our hearts) as it was in the OT
That is scripture.
"How much more will the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered Himself without blemish to God, purify our conscience from dead works to serve the living God." (Hebrews 9:14)
New American Standard Bible
... the blood of Christ, ... cleanse your conscience ...?
King James Bible
... blood of Christ, ... purge your conscience ...
Douay-Rheims Bible
... the blood of Christ, ... cleanse our conscience
Darby Bible Translation
... the blood of the Christ, ... purify your conscience ...
Originally posted by @sonshipSure, just post the scripture which says “we are washed in the blood.”
[quote] It is important to stick to scriptural terms no matter how well sung the non scriptural ones are. “Are you washed in the blood of the lamb” is a line from a hymn, NOT a text from the bible.
We are washed with the water of the word
Similarly we are Baptised in the spirit
But the blood of the the lamb is sprinkled (in/on our hearts) as it was ...[text shortened]...
I'd rather tell people that they can be washed in the blood of Jesus thoroughly, completely.
Originally posted by @divegeester
Sure, just post the scripture which says “we are washed in the blood.”
We are washed in the water and the word and the blood is sprinkled.
Originally posted by @divegeesterCorrect . Sticking to bible wording is critical if one wants to avoid false doctrines creeping in.
It’s not a fight sonship, maybe consider it a lesson in humility, I.e. to take learning from someone like me with a “diseased mind”.
It is important to stick to scriptural terms no matter how well sung the non scriptural ones are. “Are you washed in the blood of the lamb” is a line from a hymn, NOT a text from the bible.
We are washed with the w ...[text shortened]... blood of the the lamb is sprinkled (in/on our hearts) as it was in the OT
That is scripture.
Originally posted by @sonshipMouth worshipers are not overcomers. Overcomers are the righteous:What is in the bible is a description of robes being made white through the blood of the lamb (Rev 12: 10-11) and instructions to be washed in the word, (Ephesians 5:26)
Revelation 12:10 says that the ovecomers overcame the accuser by the blood of the Lamv - Christ the Redeemer.
The passage you may have meant is [b]Revelation 7:14 ...[text shortened]... m washed in the blood of Jesus God's Son.
I will read carefully your comments below that too.[/b]
Originally posted by @sonshipDon’t get upset, I’m sorry I called you vain, I apologise.
First your case is not too strong so you better bulster it up bring up some old stuff you remember from over a year ago.
Your case is not too strong to go after my vanity, to score.
I'm real vain.
Work on that.
Originally posted by @divegeester
Don’t get upset, I’m sorry I called you vain, I apologise.
But it’s not a sin to say “washed in the blood” sonship, why over dramatise it?
Cleansed is not washed.
To be cleansed is different from being washed. Cleansed is higher than washing, being cleansed by the blood of Christ is higher than being washed in the word.
The once and for all “sprinkling” of blood is sufficient to cleanse of all sin. Washing in the word is a daily ablution.
Do you
see the difference and why it is important?
Originally posted by @romans1009Thanks Romans1009. I just noticed this.
“John to the seven churches which are in Asia: Grace be unto you, and peace, from him which is, and which was, and which is to come; and from the seven Spirits which are before his throne;
And from Jesus Christ, who is the faithful witness, and the first begotten of the dead, and the prince of the kings of the earth. Unto him that loved us, and washed us from our sins in his own blood,”
(Revelation 1:4-5)
" ... they have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb." (Revelation 7:14)
Originally posted by @sonshipIn the following, God clearly calls for His followers to "make [themselves] clean" by ceasing to sin. The concept of the necessity of being "washed in the blood" is nonsense. At least in the sense that you seem to take it. People swallow it hook, line and sinker since it is self-serving for them to do so. Instead of taking it upon themselves to "make [themselves] clean", they believe this type of nonsense.
Be clear that for God to forgive your sins means that He FORGETS your sins.
I mean that if you were to remind Him after you have been forgiven, god might say - "I have NO idea of what you are talking about."
Be clear. For God to FORGIVE yours sin is for God to cast your sins into the endless ocean of His forgetfulness. He will not remember. Th ...[text shortened]...
Your sins and your iniquities He will by no means remember any more under the blood of Jesus.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneHere again :
In the following, God clearly calls for His followers to "make [themselves] clean" by ceasing to sin. The concept of the necessity of being "washed in the blood" is nonsense. At least in the sense that you seem to take it. People swallow it hook, line and sinker since it is self-serving for them to do so. Instead of taking it upon themselves to "make [th ...[text shortened]... You will be devoured by the sword.”
Truly, the mouth of the LORD has spoken.