How does it happen or sin that is for death?

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Put yourself in obedience to servitude. Romans 6:16 Do you not know that to whom you offer yourself as servants for obedience, even to whom you obey you are servants, whether from sin to death or from obedience to righteousness?

Very many who profess to be servants of Christ are none of His. They are deceiving their souls to their own destruction. While they profess to be servants of Christ, they are not living in obedience to His will. "Know ye not, that to whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey, his servants ye are to whom ye obey; whether of sin unto death, or of obedience unto righteousness?" Many, while professing to be servants of Christ, are obeying another master, working daily against the Master whom they profess to serve. "No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon." {2T 442.1}
Too many who profess to be servants of Christ are not His. They are deciding for their soul for their own destruction. While they profess to be the servants of Christ, they do not live in obedience to Him. " ? " Many, while professing to be servants of Christ, are obeying another master, working daily against the Master whom they profess to be servants. "No servant can serve two masters; because he will either hate one and love the other, he will hate the one and love the other, he will devote himself to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and the mammon. "

Anyone who claims to be a servant of Christ must work for the master and not " working daily against the Master whom they profess to be servants. ", If someone's testimony shows sin to another, he is working against the Master. Obedience is necessary if you profess to be servants of Christ. If one professes to be a servant of Christ and does not obey the master's orders by testifying to others in a way that they transgress, this is a sin to death.

Is all sin to death?

So is all sin to death? Of course not as the text says:

1 John 5:17 All injustice is sin, and there is sin not to death.

So there is a sin that is not for death. Imagine that God gives the following order " In public worship as well as in private, it is necessary to kneel before God when addressing Him. ", If someone obeys another to go against this norm, he sins sin to death, since in doing so others will follow him because he professes to be a servant of God and does not do the works determined by God, the example of a being who professes to be a follower and does not do the works or lowers the standard causes his sin to be to death, such a servant is invalidated and cannot act until his actions completely change.

If a professed servant makes a mistake with the Sabbath for those who see him, he can no longer speak to them about the Sabbath until after a while his life is visibly transformed on the Sabbath and shows total alteration against the wrong principle.