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Ian Johnson
January 30, 2022
In his second trial before the Sanhedrin, Peter declared that Jesus had come to give repentance and remission of sins to Israel and to give the Holy Spirit to those who obeyed. Repentance, forgiveness and obedience to the Spirit are tied together.
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Repentance, Repentance versus Remorse
Acts 5, behavior, feeling sorry, forgive, forgiveness, Holy Spirit, obedience, obey, Peter, remission, remorse, repent, repentance, Sanhedrin, trial
Ian Johnson
July 18, 2021
When Jesus unfavorably compared the unrepentance of the Galilean towns where he had preached to the repentance Tyre, Sidon and Sodom would have shown to the same preaching. the repentance of which he spoke clearly included behavioral change.
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A God who Speaks, An abuse of God's image, Changed treatment of each other, Refusing to hear, Repentance, Sin, Through Jesus, Uncategorized, What is sin?
behavior, Bethsaida, Capernaum, changed behavior, Chorazin, Jesus, repent, repentance, Sidon, Sosom, Tyre
Ian Johnson
November 1, 2020
The purpose of church discipline is restoration, a process that is to be initiated by a person injured or offended by a wrong behavior. The disciplinary process has no valid application to erroneous beliefs, as such. The New Testament never suggests that worldly penalties should be attached to the process.
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A God who Speaks, Church purpose versus church growth, Compulsory Christianity, Divisions in the Church, God Speaks to Us, Greed, Heresy, Our Oneness in Christ book revision, Peril of Seeking Power, Religious violence and persecution, Replacing Relationship with Morality, Through the church
behavior, Christendom, church discipline, Church unity, criminal, offended, offense, penalties, restoration
