[victortan]

You have a very high view of human nature and a very low view of saving grace. The law is there to guide you, but if you stumble and fall, your Celestial Being will merely wink and smile tolerantly saying, "Oh well, nobody's perfect."

The New Testament makes it crystal clear that our best efforts at self-reformation fall short of what God's holiness requires. Rom 3:20 states "No flesh shall be justified by the works of the law." Not only does the New Testament make it clear that our feeble efforts at righteousness do not measure up to the demands of the law, but it adds the radical notion that we're morally incapable of doing what God requires. This is a 'hard saying.' In essence, the Bible says that we're not able to do what we're required to do.

"The mind that is set on the flesh is hostile to God; it does not submit to God's law, indeed it cannot; and those who are in the flesh cannot please God" (Rom 8:7).

The NT describes us as being "flesh' by nature. That condition of flesh involves such a moral weakness that we cannot do what God requires. But if we cannot, apart from grace, do what God requires, how can God possibly hold us responsible? How can He hold us accountable to a law we cannot keep? The law requires perfection, yet none of us is perfect. How can God require perfection from imperfect creatures?

Yet the Bible says there's a sense in which man cannot do what he's required to do. When it says that man cannot keep the law of God, it's not because he lacks a will or a mind and cannot understand what God requires, but rather because man doesn't have a proper disposition toward God. Man, in his fallenness, is in a state enmity and estrangement from God. The Scriptures tell us that the desires of man's heart are wicked continually. The Bible acknowledges that man has a will, but that will is 'under the power' of sin and 'bondage' to sin.

Christianity is the religion of divine accomplishment, with the emphasis always on Christ's finished work. All others are religions of human achievement, with the sinner's own effort to be holy; a holy life must be lived in order to be accepted by God. The good news of the gospel is that God accepts us as we are - in order to live a holy life.

Jesus, never finish his work lah,, he is on leave till he come again..

Now he is in another parallel universe preaching the gospel....parallel universe is proven to exist by science..

when he is back, we got many questions for him,, thus he know and hestitate to come back, because he may not have answer for all..

so is Prophet Mod...if they come back, their hair will become white like snow..because they do not have answer to all PhD questions..

If Jesus cannot answer , i am afraid many people ( not me lah, i am a good boy) will crucified him one more time..