Are All Sins Equal?

[@iamhis5580]

I accepted Christ at 22 years old. I was a mess and already had two children. The first ten years of my walk were terrible. I had a terrible pattern of sin that I wrestled so hard to break. I broke so many laws during those ten years. I broke my Father’s heart! I am so ashamed. Looking back I can’t even believe the things I did. God did not give up on me! That was many years ago as I am now 50. I have the scars from the consequences of those sins but I also have forgiveness. I live each and every day loving my savior! I am so thankful for the transformation of the Holy Spirit in my life!

[@ruth7965]

We all have a similar story. God Bless you and all of us. We are nothing without Him. Have a Blessed Sabbath my friend.

[@brianj5495]

Thank you for sharing! Your testimony matters to Him. He makes use of all the broken pieces. Trust them all into His care.

[@Normaknowsbest]

Glory to Jesus. He never leaves us it’s us who leaves Him. So thankful you found your way back to the Savior

[@j1mbobtech]

"...1Jn 3:4 Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law..." (He is not talking about man's law)

[@marymomanyi5850]

God bless you 119 ministry

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

Obedience to the laws of the Almighty are foundational to salvation. Matthew 19: 17, If you will enter into Life, keep the commandments. Our imperfections in obeying disqualify our imperfect attempts. But not striving to obey will in time cause us to be disqualified for salvation. Every tree that bears not fruit is Hewn Down and Cast into the Fire. We must prove to our Creator we really will obey Him perfectly when we have the power to do so. Obeying His laws is Works. Faith without works is dead.

[@pierreferguson1300]

Hebrews 7:11; Matthew 5:18; Exodus 31:14-15; Exodus 35:1-2; Numbers 15:32-36; Deuteronomy 27:26. The one who has ears, let him hear.

[@kaishungibson8134]

Shabbat Shalom! Could y'all do a video on tefillin and if you think women should wear them?

[@GabrielJimenez-pc3qv]

you bring up Matthew 10:28 in this teaching it speaks of killing body and soul. How do we understand this in concert with the 119 ministries Life After Death teaching. My understanding of that teaching is that body and soul are the same thing, not 2 different things

[@your_name_here2158]

Dear 119, Hello, hope you are well. Shalom. I would like to inquire as to which soteriological system you use. Secondly, I would like to know what you believe regarding the sin of Idolatry? I believe that this sin does disqualify one for salvation if unrepentant. I hold it higher than pretty much any other sin as it is literally worshipping/invoking daemons and or Fallen Angels.

[@allissaThacker]

do you have a video on faith?

[@robertbeniston]

Basically what you are saying is making the difference between crime and sin. When we are talking about the laws of Israel we are talking about national law, what is usually called crime and when we are talking about sin we are talking about spiritual or moral law or behaviour upon which the laws of the nation are based.

[@jameshayden8789]

If the greatest commandment is to love YHWH with all of our heart, soul and might then how is it that you and the new testament are teaching men to love another name and to believe on this new name in their hearts that he (man) is God in order that their souls will be saved"?

[@j1mbobtech]

It "The Law" is a covenant so if you break "any" part of it (The Law) you have broken it The Covenant... In other words The Covenant is a whole... Breaking Any of The Rules, breaks The Whole Covenant... Not a piece of it...

[@landomilknhoney]

Shalom. I am sorry, brother, but that's just not true. Yisrael has broken(transgressed) many of the ELOHIMS Laws, and they still reap the reward of the Original Covenant. Here it says: The Book of Jeremiah, verses 31:30-33 says that YHWH will establish a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah. YHWH has made a: Covenant with Adawm Covenant with Noach Covenant with Abraham Covenant with Ben Yisrael Covenant with Kohen (priests) of Yisrael Covenant with Dawid Covenant with the People (strangers and sojourners) through the Blood of YAHSHUA That's certainly a lot of Covenants. So, has every Covenant (s) been broken? Let it not be so.

[@uwekonnigsstaddt524]

The Covenant(s) are broken by sinful man only, never by God. God and His Covenant(s) is/are perfect, mankind if sinful. It is because of God’s grace we are not consumed. Yet, even with the Mew Covenant (Yeshua), we still sin, but never lose our salvation. It is only when God separates us from our sinful nature (Glorification), we will enter to His Presence without sin. Meanwhile, we will continue to sin (breaking God’s New Covenant, and the believers’ bar of soap is 1 John 1:9, “ If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”

[@NobleStranger69]

Nope, and neither or people, or their motives.

[@jameshayden8789]

James is absolutely stating that the breaking of one commandment makes you guilty of the whole law: Jas 2:10 For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all. Jas 2:11 For he that said, Do not commit adultery, said also, Do not kill. Now if thou commit no adultery, yet if thou kill, thou art become a transgressor of the law. So is James teaching the exact opposite of what you are teaching or are you teaching the exact opposite of james? Hard to tell.

[@markbeal5834]

No. James was a Torah zealous Jew. No one can deny this. To a Jew, there are weightier matters (even Jesus affirms this). For example, imagine being a Christian in third Reich dominated Western Europe and you were hiding Jews in your house.. would you lie (a sin!) to the nazis in order to save those Jews you're hiding?

[@hmmm3232]

The correct answer would be no. HaShem doesn’t equate all sins as being equal 😉

[@Draz_Games]

His Name is YAHUAH!

[@StraitwayLife]

@@Draz_Games No, His name is Yahweh! Hebrew grammar rules do not allow for the name Yahuah! Impossible!

[@hmmm3232]

@@Draz_Games HaShem simply means The Name. It is not a sign of disrespect, it’s a sign of reference to the tetragramaton

[@markbeal5834]

As you debate the name, to me proves no one can know for sure - but one day we will! Until then, make disciples and purify your hearts so you will be ready at the Day of YHWH. Don't fall into the category of those who do sabbath and appointed times but have evil in your heart and you reject the Holy Spirit like many Torah campers and the fruit is rotten and divisive. Shalom and maranatha.

[@CraigMaciinnes]

Religion makes no sense. “Putin goes to church to pray” pray for what to win Ukraine war Ukrainians also go church and pray to same god for help.

[@thabilldozer]

Yahoshua. Not Yeshua. Not Yesu. And most certainly not the name of a Roman pagan deity. Yah = God. Hosea/Hosua/Hoshua = salvation or will save. By removing the prefix of Yah from his name you are removing God. Once again you are promoting the teaching of Rome. Why ?? All 3 of these Yahosea/Yahosua/Yahoshua all mean God is our salvation, or God will save. Repent for the Malchut HaShomayim is at hand.

[@zaratecharles68]

I call him Yahshua