1John 5:16,17? A sin unto death and a sin not unto death?

Question

If whatsoever is not of faith is sin: Rom 14:23, and the law is not of faith: Gal 3:12; then it reasons "verily verily" John is allegorically saying a law(sin) unto death & a law(sin) not unto death... in which things are an "allegory" in both "covenants": Gal 4:24. For where no law, there no transgression: Rom 4:15 & when no law, then no sin imputed: Rom 5:13.

1st John of 3 Johns says all unrighteousness is sin. So it reasons all law is sin... in such a "mystery". Law, source of sin, is also the strength of sin's death sting: 1Cor 15:56, and the ministration of death: 2Cor 3:7; and the wages of (law imputed)sin is death: Rom 6:23. Breach 1 law = die.

Some (the some-what, I know not what) say confessed sin is a sin not unto death; But Bible says confessed sin makes sinners all, none righteous, no, not one. We all are one. We are delivered from the law, thereby saved from the death sting of such cancer us law can and will kill you all if it's not all removed in time.

Comments

Romans begins and ends with "grace". What's sandwiched between such holy kiss of charity greeting and saluation of Paul (in every Pauline epistle except To The Hebews) is a discussion of law vs grace, as comparing spiritual(wickedness in high places) with spiritual(grace, higher). For in To The Hebrews the law law God on high both spake & spoke law law in both time past & last days; which is why midst of Hebrews says go on unto perfection rather than draw back to perdition, and such "go on" unto Heb 13:25, endure to the end, is as going on unto "Grace(the higher God of high/higher Gods) with you all. Amen."

Answer 1

ok

Answer 2

I see that some of your answers fom some, thinks this is too deep of a question, Nothing is too deep if we have the Holy Ghost. All unrighteousness is sin, And there is a sin unto death & that sin unto death is sinning against the Holy Ghost, That is the reason it say I do not say that he shall pray for it. Because once a person commits this unpardonable sin, he can never be forgiven, Now the sin that IS NOT unto death, is all other sins, which means that if we ask God to forgive us of all our sins then God will give us eternal life, therefore there is no more death. I have had many ask me before, how do we know if someone has commit the unpardonable sin, If a person has done that, God will never deal with him again, & it takes the drawing of God's Spirit to bring us to salvation.

Answer 3

Let me get this straight. You think that we are delivered from the law so that we will have no more sin? You should read verses such as; Romans 2:12-27; 3:19-31; 4:13-16; 5:13-20; 6:14,15; 7:1-25; 8:2-7; 9:4,31,32; 10:4,5; 13:8-10; etc.

Answer 4

What?

I'm as religious as the next guy but man you're reading too deep into this stuff. This is why extremists are born. Get out and do some of the stuff Jesus wanted you to. There's a whole world out there needing help.

With regards to sin...there are venial sins and mortal sins...venial being trivial which God will forgive you for....mortal being mortal...(The Ten Commandments) which are God's law...and the ones you need to follow...because if you don't...well....look up the definition of mortal.

I believe you have to be truly repentent...and God will forgive all...not for anyone else to judge that.

Answer 5

Confessed Sin : Is also a sin of death but Jesus died for it .. then you won't die for it...

All sins are not unto death ( for true believers ).. except for 1 sin unto death which is :

Hebrews 10:29 "Of how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall he be thought worthy, who hath trodden under foot the Son of God, and hath counted the blood of the covenant, wherewith he was sanctified, an unholy thing, and hath done despite unto the Spirit of grace?"