Of course. God would want that, but from the very beginning gave us the Savior so that we could once again be with him for all eternity since our bodies were corrupt by the disease of sin from the first Adam. In our baptisms we are given the gift of the Holy Spirt and washed clean of our sins. We still sin but thankfully the Holy Spirit is guiding us to do His will even though, as Paul states, we have that daily struggle within us. Our perfection will come at death or when He returns for us on Judgment Day and we will have our resurrected bodies!
Again ,your speaking of a messup.. A tragic instance of sin .. Its not the topic.for such a person in such a case would repent. In godly sorrow.. Heart broken they offended thier lord ..as peter was after his denial. But he repented ..he never ever denied his lord again .he reamined faithful unto death.
Peter messed up .. But fully repented and recieved grace. He did not then spit in the eye of the favour of god and keep doing it.
This topic is about sin. .known to be sin .an unrightous action of coveting to the action of stealing ,of greed to take power,of pride to the action of dishonest gain to get get get..of lust to the action of adultory (porn )of dishonesty to the action of lying .to knowing what the lord is speaking to your heart but refusing to do it,the action of rebellion.
No person ,made new in christ can be compelled by any outward force to sin against thier own will..they must will to do it.
As james says..a man is tempted by the desire already in his OWN heart..
One can only commit and continue to commit what they know to be sin
A. Because they want to do it..they love it more the they love the lord jesus.and will perish if they do not repent as peter repented. Not go back and ever do it again.
B. They are bound in sin as a slave to it,even have a demon. and not yet saved
From it and will perish if they do not repent .
