They have to repent and ask for God's mercy on them and not do it again or be thrown in hell, the lake of fire. |
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---Angel11 on 2/7/10 |
Rosalie #2, and he articulated the gospel clearly. And I said, Do you believe that? Do you believe that Jesus Christ actually died on the cross as a sacrifice for sin, to satisfy the justice of God on behalf of sinners who believe? Do you believe that He rose from the dead literally, and that God therefore affirmed the perfect sacrifice by the resurrection, and he said yes. I said then you know the Truth. Only one thing remains, and that is to cast yourself on the mercy of God. God is not bound to save you. You have defiled Him, but Jesus said "Whosoever comes to Me, I will in no wise cast out" All I can tell you to do is plead with God to save you. He begin pleading for God to forgive him. He died five days later. |
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---MarkV. on 2/6/10 |
Mark 3:21-30 Matthew 12:31-32
Some scribes (who thought they were righteous) said Jesus was Beelzebub (the ruler of demons) because Jesus had cast demons out of a man. Jesus said ALL sins will be forgiven the sons of men, and whatever blasphemies they may utter, BUT he who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit NEVER has forgiveness, but is subject to eternal condemnation,' because they said, 'Jesus had an unclean spirit'"
Matthew 12:31-32
Every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven, but blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven men. Anyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man, will be forgiven, but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit, it will not be forgiven him, either in this age or in the age to come" |
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---ashle7439 on 2/4/10 |
king David was written as the most loyal servant of all to God. He commited adultery and he paid for his wrong doing knowing what he had done and why he lost his son that was of the woman he commited adultery with. Do you think he was saved or do you think he went to heaven? |
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---dean on 2/4/10 |
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If they accept Jesus as the perfect atonement, then yes, an adulturer can be forgiven. If a rapist does the latter and becomes a christian, then he will go to heaven also. |
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---JoelV. on 12/27/09 |
---Robin it is better to marry than to burn!!!!
How many sins did Jesus pay for?
Your salvation is not based on your actions but rather your salvation is based on what you believe. |
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---mima on 12/27/09 |
Of course!!! Thats possible, actually we are all sinners, no one is righteous even people who are living decent and moral Actually Jesus said
Matthew 5:28 But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart.
But God is no respecter of Persons. He said
Romans 9:15 For he saith to Moses, I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I will have compassion. We can only save through Grace and Mercy of God. |
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---rosalie on 12/27/09 |
Donna, If you do not repent, then you have no forgivenes, nor do you have any grace, nor do you have any salvation at all: and instead, the only thing you have is sin and God's wrath and condemnation down onto perdition. The proof of being truly forgiven is a truly righteous life, but if a sinner remains in their sin, namely, adultery as in this posting, then there is no salvation. That is why Jesus created a heaven and he also created a hell: one eternal abode is for the righteous, and the other eternal abode is for the sinner. |
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---Eloy on 12/24/09 |
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I would caution you that asking for forgiveness and REPENTING are not the same thing.
Repent means to turn away from the sin (forever) never commit it again.
Asking for forgiveness doesn't necessarily mean you will not do it again. Unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it has no life in itself.
You must repent, turn away from the sin just as Jesus told the woman caught in adultery, "Go and sin no more." |
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---Donna on 12/23/09 |
If they have repented and no longer commits adultery, yes, but if someone lives in adultery then they are not repented nor forgiven, for true forgiveness is manifested by a changed life of righteousnes. |
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---Eloy on 12/23/09 |
I would also like to add that if you should choose to confess your sins to another person, to think carefully as to who it would be. You should not be expected to tell the entire world about these things. One person should be enough. |
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---Dan on 12/22/09 |
check out moses, killed a man. king david sent a man to war so he could have his wife. Saul of tarsus had followers of jesus killed. Christ is the judge and the only one that can look on your heart. |
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---michael_e on 12/21/09 |
I really want to know if this can happen? I was told that because I got a divorce and am going to marry another. That because of this I will now never go to Heaven?? Is this true? I am scared for my soul!!! |
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---Robin on 12/21/09 |
There are several in this thread who have (I believe)very accurately used the story of Jesus and the 'woman caught in the act' as an illustration to His forgiveness.
I believe Hebrews 10:26-27 says it best... |
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---Michael on 1/6/08 |
can christians still go to heaven after they have commited adultery |
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---patty on 12/31/07 |
Only one unpardonable sin, and it's not adultery. Anyone, except a reprobate, fallen angel, or satan can be forgiven for any scripturely "pardonable" sin, IF, they repent from their heart. Lke.13:1-5. |
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---bob6749_[Elishama] on 3/22/07 |
It is all about a repented heart. If you are a true Christian and have a repented heart, you will confess it to God, and He will forgive you. No one has a right to go against God's moral laws or try to justify why they don't believe in them. Anyone can make excuses about their own sins but the moral law still stands. |
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---lupe2618 on 8/3/05 |
Of course, it's not the unpardonable sin. There may be consequences though. Take it from me, I'm speaking from experience. |
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---Rick on 8/3/05 |
Jesus came to give repentance to us. He can forgive any sin that we will repent of (accept His gift of repentance). In David we have a married man lusting after a married woman in his heart (adultery--Matthew 5:28), adding to that having a relationship with her, and then adding to that, the sin of murder. David was forgiven. |
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---wayne8738 on 7/16/05 |
Jerry:
King David is a poor illustration in this instance, his sin was of coveting his neighbors wife and directing a series of events to have her husband killed in the line of duty so he could lawfully marry his widow. Adultery has a very precise canon definition it can only occur when two married parities are engaged in sexual relation with a party other than their spouse; anything else is fortification. |
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---phia4633 on 7/11/05 |
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yes they can. |
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---Eloy on 7/8/05 |
yes.....but our Lord truly knows that answer. <>< |
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---monique on 7/7/05 |
King David committed adultry, repented and was saved. |
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---Jerry on 7/7/05 |
When they were stoning the adultress Jesus told them that those of them who were without sin could cast the first stone... no one threw another at her. He then asked the adultress: "Who is there to condemn you? I see no one. Neither do I condemn you. GO, AND SIN NO MORE." This tells me that yes there is forgiveness, but that Jesus also expects us to NOT do the same thing over again! |
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---janet7433 on 7/7/05 |
If one humbles themselves before God and repents, and don't this act again, they are find in God's eyes. |
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---Rebecca_D on 7/6/05 |
Of course. Jesus told the woman who was caught in the very act of adultery that He didn't condemn her, but that she must go and sin no more. God will forgive ANY sin, no matter how terrible it is, if you truly repent of it. He repeats that fact many, many times in Scripture. Only ask, and it will be given to you. There are no limits on God's grace, or His goodness. |
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---Billy on 7/6/05 |
as long as you are earnest in asking for forgiveness, you will be forgiven |
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---antha6445 on 7/6/05 |
yes only that person and god knows if they really are sorry for it ...and if they are sorry for it they are forgiven |
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---chara on 7/6/05 |
Yes they can be saved. Christ died so that the unrighteous can be saved. Through salvation ALL things are become new by the renewing of the spirit. Scripture tells us that "The Lord is near to all who call on Him, to all who call on Him in truth" (Psa 145:18)
I pray that you will witness to this person and pray for their salvation as well.
Your sister in Christ, marle |
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---Marlene on 7/6/05 |
Yes, As long as you ask forgiveness in earnest and really are sorry for the wrong doing. The Blood of Jesus washes our sins away but, we must repent and turn away from our sinfull ways. If we sin knowing it is a sin yet still do it this is a worse sin yet.
Ifg we want forgiveness we must repent of all our sins and tyhen strive to walk in God's way from then on keeping his word and commandments in our heart. |
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---Marla on 7/6/05 |
Psalms 51:17, "The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise."
If the sinner is sorry for the sin and not just sorry they got caught there will be repentance (turning from the sin and not continuing therein) and with repentance there can be forgivness. |
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---Bruce5656 on 7/6/05 |
My answer will be yes,I believe God is our
father of forginess,we all were born, in sin
for all who believe in God will get another
chance,god is so good. |
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---ofelinagraser on 7/6/05 |
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