Titus 3:10-11 defines a heretic as a divisive person who is warped and engaged in sinning, one being self-condemned. A heretic is someone who condemns himself as a sinner. Therefore those who believe in Jesus but have sin in their hearts are heretics before God.

Jesus took away all sins through His baptism. But heretics refuse to believe in the true gospel that brings salvation to sinners and thus condemn themselves to join the ranks of sinners.

Are you a heretic? We have to think about this if we want to live an upright and truly faithful life.

Are you not condemning yourself as a sinner even though you believe in Jesus if you have not yet heard the gospel of the water and the Spirit? If you consider yourself a sinner, then you are doing a disservice to Jesus by slighting His perfect salvation and the gospel of the water and the Spirit.

To call oneself a sinner before God is to admit that one is not a child of God. Those who confess to Jesus, “Lord, I am a sinner,” have to reconsider their own faith.

How can you believe in Jesus and still claim to be a sinner when Jesus took away all the sins of the world and saved you completely from eternal damnation? How can you deny His free gift of salvation and define yourself as a sinner when Jesus took away all your sins through His baptism and was judged thoroughly for them on the Cross?

Such people are heretics because they volunteer to be sinners apart from the word of God. You have to know the gospel of the water and the Spirit to avoid committing heresy before God.

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Titus 3:10-11 defines a heretic as a divisive person who is warped and engaged in sinning, one being self-condemned. A heretic is someone who condemns himself as a sinner. Therefore those who believe in Jesus but have sin in their hearts are heretics before God.

Jesus took away all sins through His baptism. But heretics refuse to believe in the true gospel that brings salvation to sinners and thus condemn themselves to join the ranks of sinners.

Are you a heretic? We have to think about this if we want to live an upright and truly faithful life.

Are you not condemning yourself as a sinner even though you believe in Jesus if you have not yet heard the gospel of the water and the Spirit? If you consider yourself a sinner, then you are doing a disservice to Jesus by slighting His perfect salvation and the gospel of the water and the Spirit.

To call oneself a sinner before God is to admit that one is not a child of God. Those who confess to Jesus, “Lord, I am a sinner,” have to reconsider their own faith.

How can you believe in Jesus and still claim to be a sinner when Jesus took away all the sins of the world and saved you completely from eternal damnation? How can you deny His free gift of salvation and define yourself as a sinner when Jesus took away all your sins through His baptism and was judged thoroughly for them on the Cross?

1. A sinner is one who lives in disobedience of God Law, the teachings and commandments of Jesus Christ.

A heretic however is more specifically one who teaches the doctrines and traditions of men, that which Jesus Christ declared were nothing but lies where the Truth of God is concerned. A heretic is a false Teacher for he not only brings a curse on himself but on all those who listen to and heed his teachings.

2. Jesus Christ did not take away all your sins through His baptism. That is a heretical lie.

In Matthew 3 vs 7-11, John the Bapstit, explains instead that one first needs to Change ones heart and life before being baptized for baptism is itself meant as a mark that one has done just that. To change ones heart and life means one has turned away from sin to submit and obey the commandments of God instead.
The purification that is baptism, Ezekiel 36 vs 24, happens after that, not before.

Then Jesus Christ, in John 8 vs 31-40, explained that in order to be set free from sin, one must continue to submit to and obey His teachings and commandments(Truth) in order to be set for from bondage to sin, by the Truth.

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