Born of Almighty (Elohim)

We know that everyone having been born of Elohim (Almighty) does not sin, but the one having been born of Elohim guards himself, and the wicked one does not touch him - 1 John 5:18.

Can I repeat this; everyone that is born again does not sin. Now most will say: "It is impossible not to sin." But my friend, it says in His word, if you are a born-again believer, you will not sin.

Hear the following words in 1 John 3:6-9, everyone staying in Him (Messiah) does not sin. Everyone sinning has neither seen Him nor known Him. Little children, let no one lead you astray. The one doing righteousness (obeying/doing right) is righteous, even as He is righteous. The one doing sin is of the devil, because the devil has sinned from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of Elohim was manifested: to destroy the works of the devil. Everyone having been born of Elohim does not sin, because His seed stays in him, and he is powerless to sin, because he has been born of Elohim.

Very clear, if you say you have accepted Messiah, then you will not sin. If you keep on sinning after accepting Him, you are a liar and only mocking Him.

And we are in the true One (Messiah), in His Son Yahusha Messiah. This is the true Elohim and the giver of everlasting life.

Messiah Yahusha (Jesus) is the true path and if He is in you, then sin cannot be part of you.

We all make mistakes (unintentional sin) which is something that can happen and is not planned by the believer. The believers making these mistakes are sadden or shameful after realizing they have sinned and immediately ask forgiveness. 

But the sin that is spoken here in the above verses are those who do them purposely because they enjoy doing them. People that intentionally sin (on purpose) know beforehand that it is wrong but do it anyway and think it’s okay doing sin because they believe Messiah died so that they can carry on sinning.

They are totally mistaken and will be shocked, come judgement day!

Believers, keep yourselves from idols.

Therefore, my beloved ones, flee from idolatry - 1 Corinthians 10:14.