It should be every day... As in Christ's example. Daily bread... Forgive our debt...
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I am a firm believer in the Old Paths
Articles on such subjects as "The New Birth," will be accepted, whether they teach that the new birth takes place before baptism in water and Spirit, or that the new birth consists of baptism of water and Spirit. - THE PENTECOSTAL HERALD Dec. 1945
"It is doubtful if any Trinitarian Pentecostals have ever professed to believe in three gods, and Oneness Pentecostals should not claim that they do." - Daniel Segraves
Um, what are you repenting of? And why not just repent when convicted? The problem I have with your model is that it seems disconnected from the actual sin. Unless of course it is unrealized, which I took the daily prayer for, but you have me curious to know if an examined life could really be oblivious to any infraction that rises to sin.
Probably multiple times a day whether I think I need to or not (I usually need to).
This is a result of a death-centric view having been represented to you from birth, imo. While I agree with Hoovie, "repentance" should become "humility" here to me, and pretty quick, otherwise why not just flagellate? I don't like repentance without sin, and Scripture will back me up, I'm pretty sure.
This is a result of a death-centric view having been represented to you from birth, imo. While I agree with Hoovie, "repentance" should become "humility" here to me, and pretty quick, otherwise why not just flagellate? I don't like repentance without sin, and Scripture will back me up, I'm pretty sure.
Actually, my repentance consists of tell God how sorry I am for being human and less then perfect (yes, and for specific things or thoughts I may have had that I am acutely aware of).
Actually, my repentance consists of tell God how sorry I am for being human and less then perfect (yes, and for specific things or thoughts I may have had that I am acutely aware of).
Boy, I like this even less. Am I misinterpreting the bolded, are you comfortable with it??
This is a result of a death-centric view having been represented to you from birth, imo. While I agree with Hoovie, "repentance" should become "humility" here to me, and pretty quick, otherwise why not just flagellate? I don't like repentance without sin, and Scripture will back me up, I'm pretty sure.
The Bible seems pretty death-centric, to me.
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