... separation. Being dead to sin means we are separated from its power. Salvation breaks the power of sin. Now sanctification is possible. We have a new nature (II Cor 5:17). Romans chapter 6 outlines the Holy Spirit's continuing work (progressive sanctification) in a believer's heart. The Holy Spirit sets apart the believer from sin and enables him to live a holy life. Regeneration starts the ... after getting his freedom. I"m sure he would try by every means to stay away. There was a recent article in the newspaper which reminded me of how we should choose to separate ourselves from sin ...

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... ( to love our neighbor as ourselves) e) Speak and work according to the law of liberty Chapter Three: a) Do not make yourselves teachers, judgment b) To sin by speaking, the tongue c) Wisdom, good conduct d) False wisdom, true wisdom e) The fruits of justice are sown in peace for those who assure peace Chapter Four: a) War, contentiousness, greed, wastefulness b) Prayer c) Friendship with God d) Submit to God, ... resist the devil e) Purify yourself Chapter Five: a) Weep, you rich; rotten wealth b) Accumulation of wealth salaries of the workers who cry out c) God hears ... advantage o...

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... is oversight, and this is literally what the word bishop means in the Bible. It is very safe to say that a words pastor and overseer (bishop) are not separate offices. Peter writes, "Shepherd the flock of God serving as overseers" (I Pet. 5:2). But might there be a difference between elders and pastors? The apostle Paul writes ... from our life in the flesh, what did Christ suffer for? "He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement of our peace was upon Him, and by His stripes we are healed" (Isa. 53:5). This is clear as well from I Cor. 5:17,...

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