So Christians... If you accept Christ and the promise of receiving the Holy Spirit.?

Question

If you are sinning and because of the Holy Spirit living within you, your convicted of you sins and repent immediatly...What then does God have to judge you on? God said that he throws your sins away and remembers them no longer. So why will you face a judgement?

Well that's what I was telling people and they think I was crazy! Why would you be Judged? unless your a Christian who doesnt repent when you do something wrong... then you have a mark that must be judged.

Answer 1

Accept and the Holy Spirit is Immediate.
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Saved Christians do not go through the White Throne Judgment..

That is only for non believers.

Answer 2

Well, um! I'm going to answer to the best of my ability. Christians whose name is written in the lambs book of life is saved and when everybody gets judge on earth those who've died and those who were living, those who received God to those who did not receive God will be judge but set apart. In the bible its described as the sheep's and the goats. The sheep's are the saints and the goats are the ones headed for destruction or should I say those whose name is not written in the lambs book of life. Saints will be judge only based on what they did for God and will be rewarded based on the life they lived here on earth. And everyones reward will not be the same because some did far more than others leading people to christ which is the full mission. God will show you all the things you did and all the things you could have did. But ours is far more different from those who are destined for destruction. They will be shown what all they did in life and how their hearts were not forgiven because they didn't ask Jesus into their life so they will be cast to the lake of fire. What I've told you I summed up a little but you can find the complete answer in the bible. that's your true source.

Answer 3

No one is perfect, no matter how perfect you think you are. In fact, thinking you are is a sin. We will all stand before God to be judged because we are all sinners. It is then, after all we have been able to do(works) to live our lives righteously that we will either be proclaimed saved or not saved. It will be God, at that time who makes that decision. Yes, when we repent, if we do it with all our hearts, God remembers them no more. However we all sin everyday either by doing or not doing things we don't even fully understand. If we have the opportunity to gain the understanding needed in these things and refuse it because of our pride and our vanity, we will be held accountable for those sins.

Answer 4

I agree with whynotaskdon, the real one. Christians will not face the judgment of God at the Great White Throne Judgment. We will face the Judgment Seat of Christ. What will take place there, in my opinion, is that we will be judged based on what good, we have done, not what bad, and according to how we have used the gifts God has given us to further His kingdom, we will be rewarded. The judgment that Christians face is much different that what unbelievers will face; we will not have our sins recalled to us, because they no longer exist. We will instead be reminded of the good we have done, and be rewarded accordingly

Answer 5

You have to face the judgement as a formality. God will see you covered in the blood. Your name will be in the Book of Life. The only thing God will then judge you on is whether you lived for him and followed his word. You will give an account for your life.

Answer 6

Acts became in all probability written by the comparable author as Luke. the author became maximum in all probability a gentile, and he wrote in Greek for a gentile (Roman) purpose audience. There are a number of very previous variations of Acts nonetheless around, on the instant, and that they fluctuate in some significant approaches (which point available became some debate occurring on the time Acts became written.) you're able to evaluate this once you attempt to comprehend why Baptism became no longer sufficient for the Samaritans. you ought to additionally contemplate that lots of the gospels have been redacted while the 1st "Bible" became prepare, and the dogma agreed upon by the council that chosen and edited the texts could have been inserted, as much as attainable, into those texts.

Answer 7

Once you ask for forgivness the bible says that God has no memory of that sin. My advise to you would be to repent right after the moment of sin. I am not encouraging you to sin and say I am sorry, but if you are truly saved, then the temptation of sin should be an easy one to defeat.

Answer 8

I believe that the only Judgment Christians will receive is what kind of rewards that they will earn for the good deeds that they have done here. All their sins are washed away by the blood of Jesus and never remembered again. I also believe that whatever judgment that we do receive, is here on Earth, it is called consequences. Judgment begins in the house of God. I rather face my judgments now than in the after life!

Answer 9

He judges you on how much you love Him when you live on the earth. It is not about how free we are from sins. It is all about loving Him. We are humans cannot live without sins even one second, one minutes, one days. What He wants is that we love Him. Loving God is what we can do. When we love God, automatically we will be wiser when we are facing sins. We love Him by praising, worshipping, and praying to God.

Answer 10

You will still be judged!

But I would like to be judged and found pure, then to be judged and found wanting!