From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Judy wrote:
> So long as you are unable to separate the person
> from their sin and so long as you keep on insisting
> that God hates people you are walking in lawlessness.
 
Judy, please think about this carefully. Is sin the object of God's
wrath or are people the object of God's wrath? Hint:  God does
not cast sin into hell fire.  God casts people into hell fire. So
who is the object of God's wrath?  Who does God hate?  The sin
or the sinner?  Think about it.
 
Judy:
God's wrath is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men (so it is against men's sin) and is stored in
heaven against the day of wrath and the revelation of the righteous
judgment of God (Romans 2:5).  This day is in the future, it's not
now.
 
So it is the responsibility of the Church to love people and to help
discern and separate ourselves and others from our sin so that we
will not be condemned along with the world in the day of wrath or
the Day of the Lord, whatever you want to call it. 
 
As for hell, it was originally prepared for the devil and his angels
and was not supposed to be for mankind.  People do not need to
go there unless they refuse to love the truth and insist on holding or
clinging to the lie. We will spend eternity with whoever we serve.
 
I don't know if you realize this, but your doctrine is right along
Mormon doctrine.  They do not believe that a loving God would ever cast
one of his children (which they define as all of humanity) into eternal
damnation of hell fire.  Ask DaveH.  He teaches us this same doctrine
that you do.
 
Judy:
DaveH does not teach the same doctrine I do because I don't believe
what you state above.  I have stated on this list more than once that
All humanity are not God's children and that the Fatherhood of God
and the Brotherhood of man is a doctrine of Freemasonry. What's more
I believe that there is a hell to shun and a heaven to gain.. you are
misunderstanding what I am saying DavidM
 
Where does the BIBLE teach that we must separate the person
from their sin or we will be walking in lawlessness?
 
Judy:
How can you love people when their sin stands out like a huge neon
sign and you see it and them as one and the same and believe/teach
that God hates both?  This is doublemindedness. Jesus has made it
possible by his DB&R for us to separate them; we are to hate the sin
but love the person. We can comfort them with the same comfort
we have been given and show them how to separate themselves from
their sin as we have been doing in our own lives because this should
be an ongoing work of grace in the life of the believer.
 
The Bible teaches in 1 John 3:4 that lawlessness is sin and sin is
lawlessnessLawlessness is breaking God's law.  How do we keep
from breaking God's law under the New Covenant in Christ? 
 
We LOVE God, ourselves, and others because LOVE fulfills God's law. 
Is there something wrong with this? Something you find unscriptural?
 
Grace and Peace,
Judy
 

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