Incorrect, they would be able to get into heaven by following the law and marrying a jew.
Actually it would be Sheol. And no, because the Jews weren't until after Abraham. Noah wasn't a Jew.
According to you this still happens.
No. It doesn't. Christians are punished in this life, and even if they were punished in the afterlife (Luke 12:47) it wouldn't be for anything near millions of years.
The holy spirit was active in the old testament.
Yes he was. Capitalize his name. If you wouldn't write "god" then don't write "holy spirit".
So stop doing so.
God will punish you if you sin, because this is an offense against Jesus's sacrifice.
Where have I been ungrateful for what God has done in my life?
You claim that having going to heaven, avoiding hell, and being sealed with the Holy Spirit is being treated the same as if Jesus hadn't died on the cross... as though those blessings were nothing. So don't be ungrateful.
I never said he wont. I'll have to answer for my deeds.
And you may be punished for them. Even if the punishment were nothing more than a light verbal rebuke from God, before everyone on judgement day.
Jesus got what I deserve.
And if you go on sinning no sacrifice for sins is left.
Allthough I have been grafted into the vine, I am not subject to the punishments that the law demands for two reasons. 1. The law has been fulfilled and 2. Jesus was punished in my place.
The reason a Christian isn't punished by the law is because: 1. They fulfill that law by faith (Romans 9:31-32, and 1 Thessalonians 1:3)
Dont worry, I'm not.
You are if you think that God has to somehow ignore all your sins, and if he doesn't oblige you in this then it's "being treated the same as though Jesus never died".
What puisnhment would that be? God no longer records my sin agaisnt me, as it has been washed clean by the bloood of Jesus. Removed as far as the east is from the west.
If you repented of them and don't commit them again.
All you have done is exchanged one Law for another.
Yes. "Where, then, is boasting? It is excluded. Because of what law? The law that requires works? No, because of the law that requires faith." (Romans 3:27)
You're not allowed to say that if God frees you from hell and allows you go to heaven, but still may punish you for sin as per Hebrews 10, that this is the same as being treated as though Jesus had never died. That is ungrateful, spoiled, and unfair on God. This is a warning.