Soooooooooooooo, John got the word wrong? You have a grammatical reason for saying this? You have a reason at all for saying this? Seriously. I see no reason for the need on your part to 1) disagree with what I said and 2) to change it to "sinning."
John
What are we doing when we âsinâ??? (Hint: We are âsinningâ.) You seem to think they are two different things. (Not John the Apostle.) You seem to think it is a condition, kind of like dandruff, rather than an action. Izzy
Actually, two very different theologies are presented here. "Cleanses us from sin" is a statment that declares pardon for what we do by default (sort of) as we grow and mature in the Lord's will. "Cleanses us from sinning," besides changing the gk from a noun to a verb, allows one to think that the very act of sinning, itself, is erased. So, the two are not the same at all.
John
