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[byHismercy]

Originally Posted by Drake

On this topic, for those who think that sin is some inanimate force like gravity as opposed to a personification of a sentient being as Brother Lee teaches why then does Paul describe indwelling of Christ and the indwelling of sin using similar expressions?

Galatians 2:20 "It is no longer I who live, but it is Christ who lives in me"

Romans 7:17 "It is no longer I that work it out but sin that dwells in me"

Drake

Drake, isn't it ironic that you and are using the same verse to prove our disparate points?
I believe it says sin dwells in in me....

And I believe you are translating "sin dwells in me" to "Satan dwells in me". Is that right? Why not just take the Lords word exactly as spoken, if it meant avoiding error, brother?

I mean, you would never substitute the name Christ for another name of your choosing, right? Sin isnt Satan, same way no other name substitutes for the precious and most high name of the Lord Jesus!