Our Heavenly Father is the Truth, Heart and Justice of the highest dimensions, that's why His Logos, His one and only eternal Word/Language, Christ Incarnated and died for our sins, defeated sins and rose to heaven, in order to let us all have a chance to be saved by faith, thus justified to be reborn by the Holy Spirit of Truth. This sounds stupid, but His stupidity is always wiser than any being in Heavens and earth He created, according to Paul, the Gospel Commissioner and Epistles author. He wants us to have real freedom.
In addition to what the Bible says, there are also traces to be found in real life. The so-called COVID pandemic is a good example. Due to improper risk managements, too many human freedoms were restricted. As a result, the immunity of the people has declined, and causing more infections. I have been complaining about these since the beginning of the years of man-made global disaster, but my comments were suppressed by those devils and their dogs. As a result, more lives and money were lost.
“I tell you the truth, everyone who sins is a slave of sin." (John 8:34 NLT)
Sins have signs of slavery in one's heart. Other unintentional serious sins may still be controversial, but please don't worry too much of those innocuous little mistakes. Those self-righteous demons who intend to replace Jesus, want us to live in unnecessary guilt and suffer. Just that long term small sins could become a big sin. Please bear this in mind. Therefore, the Bible says, “be not fashioned according to this world: but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is the good and acceptable and perfect will of God.” In other words, people who are truly having eternal life will not commit deadly sin inside-out. And, freedom stop in where others freedoms exist. So, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." in the Epistle of Philippians, He definitely doesn't mean we can commit sins at will with the freedom, it's just a statement of endurance and victory of challenges in life, rather than power to do anything.
Truths from the Incarnated Logos are those that set us free, from inside especially, not those that would send us to gaol after putting them into action. Thus, Apostle John is wise enough to advise us to test whether a spirit is from our Holy Father. If an urge inside us wanted us to commit sin, that certainly wasn't from Him, as powerful as Him doesn't have to do that kind of thing.
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