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Did Jesus Die For Our Sins?

 

There are those who preach that Jesus died for our sins.  If you have ever read the bible, I am sure that you know that Jesus said a lot of things during his time.  However, I do not believe that you will find anywhere in the bible where Jesus said that he died for your sins or anyone else's.  Jesus spoke out against sin. He did not condone sin, let alone would ever tell someone that it is all right to commit sin, in his name or anyone else's.

When you read the bible, you will know that when Jesus spoke about us getting into Heaven, he made it clear that we must obey the Ten Commandments.  As he spoke to the rich man before him, he told him to obey the Ten Commandments and to give unto the needy.  Some preachers have changed that quote by Jesus.  They would have you to believe that Jesus said, Disobey the Ten Commandments and ask forgiveness in his name and give your money to the church.

The man- made church, not God's church, let me quickly clarify that for you.  You see in God's eyes the only church that he is interested in, is the one that he built. That's why it is said that thy body is thy temple.  I say unto you if you would not commit sin in a man-made church then why would you commit sin in God's made church.  For thy body is thy temple, and that is the only church that God is concerned about.  God is not concerned about mere wood and stone, but only of flesh and blood. Thy body is thy temple.

You don't need any house to be in, in order to be with the Lord.  You don't need any statue or cross to kneel down to, in order to speak with the Lord. You don't need any preacher or clergy in order to hear the words of the Lord.  For the Lord speak to you everyday even if you may try to ignore him.  When you reach out to get something that does not belong to you, you can hear him say, don't do that.  You can hear him say, you know better than that, you know that‘s not right, put it back and behave thy self.

You all have heard him, even when you were a little child, you heard him talking to you.  Put it back and put your hands in your pockets if you don't know what to do with them. You heard the Lord tell you that you were doing wrong.  Just like some of you this morning, or last night, or last week, heard him telling you that you were doing wrong.

Yet some of you smiled and said to yourself, it's all right, it just a little sin and Jesus already paid for it when he died.  Jesus wasn't a rich man and there is not enough money in this world to pay for a sin.  You can't pay your way into Heaven and no man can forgive another but only in his own heart.  For you can stand before a thousand statues of Mary and count a million beads  through your little hands, but I say unto you that none of that is going to change things.  You can believe what you want, you can believe that there is a man call Superman that can fly, but when you see it, you let me know.

Sometimes we try to make ourselves believe things that we want to believe, but deep down in our heart, we know we don't.  I want to believe that my child would not steal from me, but when I see him with my own eyes stealing from me,  I  know that there is a difference between what I would like to believe and what really is.

I am not telling you not to trust someone, but that sometime the person that you trust the most will be the one who will surprise you.  How does it goes, your enemies cannot harm you, for you know who they are, but watch your closest friends.   You see it is the friend who thinks that he can get away with it, or that you won't believe it when someone else tell you that he has done wrong. Why, because you don't want to believe that someone who you love, someone that you trust, could ever do you wrong.  It is because you don't want to face the consequences, so you tell yourself, they don't know what they are talking about, and I got a good man.   He wouldn't do that, not to me, as good as I am to him, huh, I ‘m not going to listen to nothing they say.

There is a quote that says that he who seek, shall find, however if one is too scared to seek.  If one is too scared to open up their eyes and declare that I once was blind, but now I see.  If one is too afraid to walk through the valley, or one who has not the faith to stand alone against the giant when he know that God is on his side.  I say unto you , that person shall always be blinded by fear and shall look away instead of looking directly toward the light, so to see the coming of the glory of the Lord.

You believe what you want to believe, or at least try to.  You know that God wrote the Ten Commandments for you to follow.  Yet since you want to have your cake and eat it too,  you are going to listen to someone telling you that it's all right, it's all right don't worry about it, Jesus died for our sins.  Come on, the night is young, let us go out and sin some more in Jesus name, we party, I mean we pray.

Jesus did not die on the cross so that you could commit sin and feel that it is all right.  Did Jesus commit sin and ask forgiveness from him father, he did not!  This is why Jesus told the people to obey his father's Ten Commandments and to give unto the needy.  Yet,

somehow, for some reason, there are those who feel that they got a Get Out Of Hell card in their back pocket.  That they can commit as much sin as their poor mind can handle and end up sitting in the front row behind the Pearly Gates of Heaven.

I don't have to say names because I know that we all know someone like that, or we ourselves may even think that.  When we see murderers smiling in jails holding the bible, child molesters and pedophile killers wearing crosses saying I'm saved.  When we see clergies doing wrong in our churches and saying it is all right, don't worry.  I talked to Jesus last night and he forgave me and said to go on with my bad self, sin some more before the day is over.

When you talk about Jesus, you should only be talking about good or about Godly things.  When you talk about sin, you should only be talking about evil or Satanic things.  The two don't go together, I don't care what your clergy tell you, and I say unto you, that the two don't go together.  For you can come unto be hot or cold, but be you luke warm, I shall spit you out.

Don't lie unto the Lord asking forgiveness, when if you believed in goodness instead of evil, you would have never did the sin in the first place.  If you are a righteous person who fear God, then you can commit no sin.  If you are an evil person who lives with sin and always spreading evil among those around you, and feel that if you get caught you can use Jesus as an Excuse, when you can't even spell Jesus, let alone know what he is about, let me be the first to tell you that when your time comes, you are going to have a rude awakening.

Jesus did not die so that you could commit sin.  Jesus did not die so that you could break all of the commandments that he told you that you must obey in order to see Heaven.  Jesus did not die in order to be an excuse for you to use every time you want to commit evil.  You may hear your clergy, your friends, and enemies alike tell you this, but if you truly know God, then you know that it is never all right to commit sin.  There is no excuse for it, and you definitely should not use Forgive Me Jesus, as an excuse for your sins.

You cannot use the name of Jesus to do the opposite of everything that he stands for.  You may lie through your mouth and say that Jesus is your excuse to use when you sin, but deep down in your heart you know that this is wrong.  Jesus does not condone sin, man condone sin.  Jesus does not forgive sin, and man may take your money and lie to you, but neither can he forgive or wash away your sins.

Read your bible, Jesus said to obey the Ten Commandments, so why are you allowing some man to tell you that it is all right to disobey them and use Jesus name when you do it.  Jesus is no excuse for your sins; don't use his name as your scapegoat for evil that you know is wrong.  If you want to live the way Jesus lived then you must obey the Ten Commandments and stop doing wrong.

 

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About the Author

Gregory St. James is the author of the book that explains that Jesus is a Savior not an Excuse for you to use when you commit sin. The book explains that God want us to obey the commandments and not use forgiveness as a scapegoat for when we do evil. The book is called Jesus Is No Excuse.. The Words and Verses of Gregory St. James
www.jesusisnoexcuse.com

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