thistle93
Puritan Board Freshman
Hi! Wondering if you think Paul's exhortation to the sorrow of his sinful state is pre, present (meaning explaining what he experienced the moment of his conversion) or post conversion. Please explain why?
I personally believe Paul is speaking of his post conversion experience. Though I could also see him re-explaining his conversion experience. But I do not know how anyone of the reformed view could say this is pre conversion, though I believe there are some in reformed camp who do. For me an unregenerate soul does not grieve over their sin. Rather the more a believer is sanctified the more sin he sees in his life and the more he hates it.
Also any good books or articles that deal with topic. Thank you!
For His Glory-
Matthew
I personally believe Paul is speaking of his post conversion experience. Though I could also see him re-explaining his conversion experience. But I do not know how anyone of the reformed view could say this is pre conversion, though I believe there are some in reformed camp who do. For me an unregenerate soul does not grieve over their sin. Rather the more a believer is sanctified the more sin he sees in his life and the more he hates it.
Also any good books or articles that deal with topic. Thank you!
For His Glory-
Matthew