To misconstrue faith without works is when you don't say the just shall live by faith in Jesus alone.
The born-again can say no to sin and has the ability " dunamis" to say no because he is now alive to God.
No one is righteous outside faith, for by the law shall no flesh be justified in the sight of God.
These scriptures do not negate the law as being outrightly evil. I can only make you see a text the Bible references on this concept.
Let us consider a text specifically about this concept. James 2: 17 Even so faith without works is dead, being alone.
From its preceeding verses it can only be said that your faith is only evidenced by what you do.
Your unseen belief in God can only be shown by the way you obey the law of liberty.
This fulfilled law is only found in Christ, and we are no longer bound by the law of Moses.
However, this does not mean we are saying the saved by faith (the Christian) is only saved and still a sinner who is lawless....
No! We are saying that the believer is now no longer a slave of sin, to live after its desires.
Let us consider a text specifically about this concept. James 2: 17 Even so faith without works is dead, being alone.
From its preceeding verses it can only be said that your faith is only evidenced by what you do.
Your unseen belief in God can only be shown by the way you obey the law of liberty.
This fulfilled law is only found in Christ, and we are no longer bound by the law of Moses.
However, this does not mean we are saying the saved by faith (the Christian) is only saved and still a sinner who is lawless....
No! We are saying that the believer is now no longer a slave of sin, to live after its desires.
The born-again can say no to sin and has the ability " dunamis" to say no because he is now alive to God.