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Yes, in everything but my vessel, which sadly gets older and more beat down every day. I thought I had already shown you, from Phil 3:11, what Paul had not yet attained..."If by any means I might attain unto the resurrection of the dead."

If you mean, "are they not converted if they have not yet..."? No. The ways and means of love can be learned by new converts. That is why God provided His children with prophets, pastors, and teachers. (Eph 4:11)

There is no difference. Not at all. God provides al we need to remain in the light. But not everyone needs rebuke, though we all need instruction.

"God's" words in verse 8, (and 6 and 10), address those who walk in darkness, as God's words in the previous verse, addressing those who walk in light, say we can have all our sins washed away by the blood of Christ. 1John 1:7..."But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have...

I thank God that Jesus also delivered us from sinning. As it is written..."And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. 33 They answered him, We be Abraham's seed, and were never in bondage to any man: how sayest thou, Ye shall be made free? 34 Jesus answered them, Verily...

Not since I was in my twenties.

They are for both, but who else besides Christians will heed them?

After you are saved, there will be no other way to walk, as you will be on the new earth. Till the day of resurrection, walk so others can see you are not still an unbeliever.

Nothing has been added to scripture especially the Revelations one which you use pertains to. It is more often explanations of scripture for our church's use. For instance..."For bodily exercise profiteth little: but godliness is profitable unto all things, having promise of the life that now...

If we need one, it will come about. I have experienced more than a few miracles myself. Just my close escapes while driving would make a good book.

You are again using an inappropriate scripture to make a point. There is no mention of a mirror in Phil 3, but in Phil 3 Paul is indeed talking about his vessel.

As it is written in 2 Cor 5:17..."Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new." Paul served God with his mind, and the NEW skin and bones followed along. When Paul uses the word "flesh" it is often a descriptor of the...

No. Being born again is one of the first things men must do in order to get on the path to the salvation awarded on the last day.

Yes, He did, but we didn't take the escape. Had we sought the escape, and taken it, there would not have been a sin. The escaping happens before sin is committed.

I have not sinned since I was converted.

You mean...Are you saying we need to be reproved and corrected for our growth after we have been CONVERTED? Sometimes, as the Corinthians and Galatian letters proved. If the reproofs are taken to heart, we will manifest where our heart is centered. If not, it will be clear we have not really...

No, as we will be in heaven being judged when we find out we are saved. Until then, we are on the road to salvation. You mean...Is it possible for Christians to walk in the flesh after THEY THINK they are saved? Look around you. How any so-called church members still commit sin?

Yes, especially things having to do with modern life. Why do you think the present day bible can't be refined a bit more? Some of the olde English words have morphed to other meanings and others have fallen into disuse entirely. BTW, The only version of the bible I trust is the KJV.

That might make a good topic for a new thread. 🤔

Scolded? How about "resolved"? It sure did solve the problem. The Gentiles had assurance that the precepts of the Mosaic Covenant did not apply to them from after the Jerusalem council. Minus... "But that we write unto them, that they abstain from pollutions of idols, and from fornication, and...