SNT 0259 No Condemnation
No Condemnation November 28, 1965 The need to rid oneself of condemnation so that the limitless limits of one’s new life become manifest. SNT – 259 Rom 8:1 2Co 5:17, 18 2Co 5:18-21; Rom 8:31 (Tit 3:10); Rom 8:31-35, 37-39 “No Condemnation” Victor Paul Wierwille – Sunday Night Teaching 259 Manuscript – Take your Bibles tonight and turn to the book of Romans chapter 8, and turn to 2 Corinthians because we're going to go to 2 Corinthians after a little bit. I said to you, the thing that keeps working in my heart and in my life is the potential which is latent within every believer to manifest the more abundant life. Jesus Christ came that we might have life and have it how? More abundantly. But when you look around about you, there are very, very few who are really manifesting even an abundant life, let alone a more abundant life – a life which is more than abundant. The possibilities that are latent within the Christian believer seldom come into manifestation because we’re talked out of it all the time. The people with whom we fellowship, the environment in which we live, the surroundings with which we are engulfed, are of such a nature that instead of lifting us up and really developing the potential which is within us and making this into a kinetic form of manifestation, instead of bringing it out, what usually happens, it gets darker and less and less. I'd like to set before you again tonight something that I've set before every class across the nation and foreign countries where I've taught; the absolute limitless limits that are latent within the believer because it’s Christ in you, the hope of glory. The first thing that you have to realize, that if you are going to take the potential which is in your life, you're going to have to build this potential in manifestation upon the accuracy of God’s Word and forget about your feelings or your past teaching. You have to come to believe God’s Word and just say, “Thus saith the Lord,” and that settles it. All the waters
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field than the knowledge of what men and women have in Christ. He has given to us the ministry of reconciliation. And then he describes it a little further in verse 19, 2 Corinthians 5:19: To wit, that God was in Christ,… It doesn’t say God was Christ, it says God was where? In Christ. That’s what it means. 2 Corinthians 5:19: … reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing their trespasses [or their sins] unto them;… Not imputing them. You see what he's done with sin? He's not imputed this unto those of us who are born again. We no longer carry it. When you get born again of God’s spirit you get remission of sins. After you break fellowship, you confess the broken fellowship you get forgiveness of sins. He has not imputed their sins unto them. Then how can we be under condemnation if we haven't got any? The only reason we can be under it is because people bring us under it. Because o