How many sins in the bible

Not being slow to speak. Not being meek and quiet. Proud speech. Speaking things that they ought not. Turning to vain, meaningless talk. Partaking of vain words. Ephesians ,7; Jonah Saying I will go, I will buy, but not if God will.

Professing to be wise pride. Contention and strife. Not being converted. Despising correction. Refusing correction. Jeremiah Refusing to separate from false counsel. Seeking counsel that is not of God. Isaiah Turning to false counsel. Walking in the counsel of unsaved.

Psalms , Proverbs Not being courteous. Covetousness, an insatiable desire for worldly gain. Habakkuk Mark ; Ex ; Ezekiel Colossians Bidding cults, or welcoming them into your house.

Romans ; Psalms ; Exodus , Leviticus Cursing the rich. Ecclesiastes Cursing men. Making bad debts. Not paying what you owe. Holding fast to deceit. Jeremiah ; Mark Working deceit Psalms ; Psalms ; Psalms Deceiving your neighbor.

Jeremiah ,6 Defrauding others. Leviticus ; 1 Thessalonians Not delighting yourself in the Lord. Desire sinful ways. Despising dominion authority. Despising Government. Despising his neighbor. Despising others. Despising those that are good. Giving place to the devil doing something the Bible says not to do. Not resisting the devil. Deut ; 1 Peter Disobedient to parents.

Disputing Philippians Divorce, except for certain conditions. Getting involved in the doctrines of devils. Getting involved in any doctrines other than sound doctrine. Filthy dreamers. Revelation ; Revelation Getting drunk. Luke ,46; Romans ; 1 Corinthians Being discontent. Philippians ; 1 Timothy ; Lk Eating and drinking with the drunken. Eating blood. Eating things strangled. Employees, arguing with employers.

Titus Employees are not obedient to their employers. Colossians ; Ephesians Employers are not subject to your employer. Employers are not giving that which is fair and equal. Employers are threatening employees. Not feeding your enemy and giving him a drink. Making excuses when you are asked to follow Jesus. Doing evil hates the word, hates the light. John Evil desires. Colossians ,6 Following evil. Not hating evil. Romans ; Psalm Hearing evil.

Loving evil. Psalm Rewarding evil for good, hate for love. Rewarding evil for evil. Romans , 1 Peter Believing in evolution. Extortion Matthew ; Luke Listening to fables. Having no faith. Deuteronomy Not living by faith. Romans ; Hebrews Faith is like a wave goes in and out. James ; Hebrews Whatever is not of faith is a sin.

Ro Faith works by love Gal Partaking of false doctrines. Giving a false report. Exodus Using false scales. Being a false witness. Exodus ; Matthew ; Matthew Fasting unto God, but not secretly to be seen by men Matthew ; Acts Calling a man your father upon the earth.

Fear being afraid being fearful. Galatians ; 1 John ; Revelation Fearing men. Lk ,5 Not fearing your mother and father. Leviticus Not fearing God. Fighting among brothers.

Flatterring for gain. Jude 16; Proverbs ; Psalms Not crucifying the flesh. Galatians Walking after the flesh. Romans , Romans Following the desires of the flesh. Getting involved with foolish questions. Mark ; Titus Feeding on foolishness. Proclaiming foolishness foolish talk. Proverbs ; Proverbs Thinking of foolishness. Forbidding those seeking Jesus to come to Jesus.

Matthew ; Luke Forbidding to marry. Not forgiving others. Matthew ; Mark ; Luke Acts ; Mark ; Romans Forsaking assembling with other believers. Acts ; Deuteronomy James ; Psalms ; 1 Thessalonians Bring not forth good fruit. Not bearing good fruit. Refusing to be reconciled to brother yet giving a gift. Giving grudgingly. Giving to the poor to be seen by men. Not giving to those who ask. Luke ; Matthew Not giving to your brother who has a need.

Being a glutton. Deuteronomy ; Proverbs ; Luke Having any gods that come before God. Exodus ; Psalms ; Acts Leviticus ; 1 Timothy Ashamed of Jesus. Romans ; Romans ; Mark Denying Jesus before Men. Matthew ; 1 John Denying Jesus Christ is from everlasting to everlasting. Revelation Denying Jesus Christ is God in the flesh. John ,14; 1 John ; 2 John 7 Denying Jesus in Christ. Messiah 1 Jn ; 1 Jn Denying Jesus Christ is the second person of the trinity. Denying Jesus Christ made all things.

John ; Hebrews ,2; Colossians Denying Jesus Christ was raised from the dead by God. Forsaking God. Speaking harsh words against God. Jude 15 Luke ; James Not confessing Jesus Christ is God come in the flesh. Not doing everything as unto the Lord. Not doing those things which please God. John ; 1 John Not forsaking all for Jesus.

Deuteronomy ; Deuteronomy ; Psalm Five of the items that Paul lists have to do with sexual purity, stressing the importance of bringing this area of life under the control and lordship of Christ. Romans What then? Are we Jews any better off? No, not at all. All have turned aside; together they have become worthless; no one does good, not even one. Paul cites the OT to charge all with sin, both Jews and Gentiles, preparing the way for the claim that right standing with God is available only for those who trust in the atoning death of Christ.

Even though God has promised to fulfill his saving promises to the Jewish people vv. Greeks here refers to the entire Gentile world in contrast to the Jews. Paul focuses on the sinfulness of every human being, citing Ps.

When Paul says none is righteous, no one seeks for God, and no one does good, he means that no human being on his own seeks for God or does any good that merits salvation. Everyone who makes a practice of sinning also practices lawlessness; sin is lawlessness.

You know that he appeared in order to take away sins, and in him there is no sin. No one who abides in him keeps on sinning; no one who keeps on sinning has either seen him or known him.

Lawlessness Gk. Even Christians sin ; , so it may seem like a trivial matter. Jesus appeared in order to take away sins, not only so that sin might be forgiven but also so that it might cease to exercise its tyrannical bondage. True followers of Christ do not recklessly and habitually violate what their anointing , 27 has planted within them.

Those who do habitually sin have neither seen him nor known him. They are not genuine Christians. Therefore, just as sin came into the world through one man, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because all sinned—for sin indeed was in the world before the law was given, but sin is not counted where there is no law. Yet death reigned from Adam to Moses, even over those whose sinning was not like the transgression of Adam, who was a type of the one who was to come.

But the free gift is not like the trespass. For if many died through one man's trespass, much more have the grace of God and the free gift by the grace of that one man Jesus Christ abounded for many. These verses also show that Adam had a leadership role with respect to the human race that Eve did not have, for even though Eve sinned by eating the forbidden fruit before Adam did so Gen.

Sin came into the world through one man, namely, Adam Rom. Another interpretation is that all sinned personally because they were born into the world spiritually dead. For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.

This verse is one of the most important in all of Scripture for understanding the meaning of the atonement and justification. Here we see that the one who knew no sin is Jesus Christ 2 Cor. See further notes on Rom. What constitutes such blasphemy is not so clear, but generally the idea is that rejecting God and God's good news for salvation is the most radical and thorough rejection a person can make, and thus it separates the blasphemer most profoundly from the community of faith.

This is not so much a punishment for the sinner as it is a fact about the sinner's willful rejection of God's grace. If I were to translate this sentiment about unforgivable sin into my own life list, I'd probably include the following sins as fundamental, although the concept of unforgivability from a forgiving God is not sensible to me and one that I cannot accept into my own faith life.

I believe that God can forgive all sins provided the sinner is truly contrite and has repented for his or her offenses. Here's my list of unforgivable sins:. These are more than unforgivable to me; they are incomprehensible. They violate the most basic dignity of the human person and, as such, deny God in our broken world. Tomorrow may not be better than today, but when you stop hoping that tomorrow will be better than today, you're lost.

The beginning of a prayer life is understanding that we've been given more than we deserve and that we really need to thank God for the extra blessings. Every day we awaken to life, our blessings are greater than our burdens.

Spending all your time thinking about what God has taken from you blinds you to the overwhelming abundance of what God has given to you.

Being made in the image of God is actually two blessings. The first blessing is being made in God's image. The second blessing is knowing that you're made in God's image. If you don't know this, you must learn it before you start believing the worst things hateful people say about you.

Is there a purpose to life? What happens after I die?