Chapter 11: God’s Eternal Character

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zero willful sin and only some unintentional or unknown sin as discussed earlier in the book. This is especially true for all who call themselves a Christian as one of the principal attributes of “putting on the new man” in Christ Jesus, is the rejection of anything evil in the eyes of God Almighty.

God’s View Life As a Stack of Deeds

Unintentional & Good Deeds Unknown Sin

God gave me this graphic analogy to help explain why He established the rules He outlined in Ezekiel. You need to fully expect that God will

forgive your sins, even without Jesus Christ, if you turn from your evil and wicked ways. You need to also understand that no matter how much you claim Jesus Christ as your savior, it will not keep you from eternal damnation if you lead a life of willful sin. When you appreciate these truths, you will understand whom Jesus means when he said: “I never knew you.”

It might have been easier for you to grasp had Jesus simply said: “Get away from me you who willfully sin.” God said: “Listen to the word of the