Naw your behavior and words are foolishness to me and a waste of time
1Cor 8:3 aren't my words. Nor is Jn 16:27! You just HATE God's Truth, don't you? You are just like the lost God-hating world that consider the Gospel to be foolishness.
Naw your behavior and words are foolishness to me and a waste of time
You aren’t totally good at taking hints huh? Not suprising given your Bible interpretations though lol1Cor 8:3 aren't my words. Nor is Jn 16:27! You just HATE God's Truth, don't you? You are just like the lost God-hating world that consider the Gospel to be foolishness.
Yeah more foolishness basically lol
You aren’t totally good at taking hints huh? Not suprising given your Bible interpretations though lol
well you’ve been entertaining but I have things to do you’ll have to find another person to troll for awhile![]()
And the good part is to believe the gospel and the bad part is to reject it.“If God "WANTS" all men w/o exception to be saved, then all men would be saved.”
nope that’s just what you guys think , Gods been telling us all along the choice is ours ….some just refuse to listen
hes provided for everyone’s salvation but everyone has to choose themselves between good and evil ….
but this is pointless I have no interest in circles and arguing with no reason and rhyme. Too old for it not enough time to simply waste for no reason . You are welcome to believe anything you choose it’s not a stub of my toe or anything if you disagree lol I’m good with it.
Right I agree. That’s the new covenant the gospel and hearing and belief is the requirement. If we believe the gospel it’s going to result in salvation but it’s going to change our actions as well in the way thereAnd the good part is to believe the gospel and the bad part is to reject it.
Right I agree. That’s the new covenant the gospel and hearing and belief is the requirement. If we believe the gospel it’s going to result in salvation but it’s going to change our actions as well in the way there
AMEN to that! One drop of Jesus' shed blood could have efficaciously saved the entire world if He had ordained that! But as it is, God has chosen instead to "play favorites", since he has historically treated men unequally. He treated the Israelities in the wilderness differently with the bronze serpent incident. Even before that, he treated the Hebrews in Egypt differently than he did the Egyptians. And even long before that, He treated Adam and Eve in the Garden differently. God is most definitely a "respecter of persons".![]()
No. for those placed under the New Covenant by God, through Christ's offering, NO requirements exist that they must satisfy. God, Himself, assumed responsibility to achieve and impute all on their behalf - and that is what makes salvation is by grace.
It was all achieved through Christ. Notice in the below verses that:
- the covenant is unilateral - it being directly from God in its fullness to His chosen with acceptance neither required nor possible
- the "I" and "he" designates that all are God's actions, none of them man's
- God places His laws into their hearts and minds. By that, no part remains undone, nor that must be "received" by them.
- For those placed under the New Covenant, their sins and iniquities, He remembers no more.
- By the remission of their sins, God has removed all possibility for further offering for sin - Christ's offering was fully sufficient.
- There is nothing that remains for the recipient to do in order to achieve it.
[Heb 10:14, 16-18 KJV]
14 For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.
16 This [is] the covenant that I will make with them after those days, saith the Lord, I will put my laws into their hearts, and in their minds will I write them;
17 And their sins and iniquities will I remember no more.
18 Now where remission of these [is, there is] no more offering for sin.
Yes, God will put his laws to them, and their sins will be remembered anymore them that does the will of God"...after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise. Hebrews 10:36 or those "...that believe to the saving of the soul." Hebrews 10:39No. for those placed under the New Covenant by God, through Christ's offering, NO requirements exist that they must satisfy. God, Himself, assumed responsibility to achieve and impute all on their behalf - and that is what makes salvation is by grace.
It was all achieved through Christ. Notice in the below verses that:
- the covenant is unilateral - it being directly from God in its fullness to His chosen with acceptance neither required nor possible
- the "I" and "he" designates that all are God's actions, none of them man's
- God places His laws into their hearts and minds. By that, no part remains undone, nor that must be "received" by them.
- For those placed under the New Covenant, their sins and iniquities, He remembers no more.
- By the remission of their sins, God has removed all possibility for further offering for sin - Christ's offering was fully sufficient.
- There is nothing that remains for the recipient to do in order to achieve it.
[Heb 10:14, 16-18 KJV]
14 For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.
16 This [is] the covenant that I will make with them after those days, saith the Lord, I will put my laws into their hearts, and in their minds will I write them;
17 And their sins and iniquities will I remember no more.
18 Now where remission of these [is, there is] no more offering for sin.
How do you reconcile these?I just borrowed a very popular FW phrase and stuck it up the noses of you FWers to sniff on. But if God isn't a respecter of persons, then explain how he treated the Israelites differently in the wilderness, and how he treated the Hebrews in Egypt differently from the Egyptians and how he treated Eve differently from Adam. You need to reconcile Acts 10 with these examples, I just provided.
No. for those placed under the New Covenant by God, through Christ's offering, NO requirements exist that they must satisfy. God, Himself, assumed responsibility to achieve and impute all on their behalf - and that is what makes salvation is by grace.
It was all achieved through Christ. Notice in the below verses that:
- the covenant is unilateral - it being directly from God in its fullness to His chosen with acceptance neither required nor possible
- the "I" and "he" designates that all are God's actions, none of them man's
- God places His laws into their hearts and minds. By that, no part remains undone, nor that must be "received" by them.
- For those placed under the New Covenant, their sins and iniquities, He remembers no more.
- By the remission of their sins, God has removed all possibility for further offering for sin - Christ's offering was fully sufficient.
- There is nothing that remains for the recipient to do in order to achieve it.
[Heb 10:14, 16-18 KJV]
14 For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.
16 This [is] the covenant that I will make with them after those days, saith the Lord, I will put my laws into their hearts, and in their minds will I write them;
17 And their sins and iniquities will I remember no more.
18 Now where remission of these [is, there is] no more offering for sin.
Yes, God will put his laws to them, and their sins will be remembered anymore them that does the will of God"...after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise. Hebrews 10:36 or those "...that believe to the saving of the soul." Hebrews 10:39
I will put my laws in tbier minds and hearts ….is a reference to people hearing and believing the gospel that’s how it gets into our minds and hearts we hear and believe the gospel.Yes, God will put his laws to them, and their sins will be remembered anymore them that does the will of God"...after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise. Hebrews 10:36 or those "...that believe to the saving of the soul." Hebrews 10:39
I will put my laws in tbier minds and hearts ….is a reference to people hearing and believing the gospel that’s how it gets into our minds and hearts we hear and believe the gospel.
He’s not trying to he’s going in circles trying to avoid what Paul’s actually saying because it’s been wuoted to him several times he can’t accept the concept hereHow do you reconcile these?
What verses are you talking about ? The quote from Jeremiah 31 that’s in Hebrews ?You misrepresent what those verses explicitly say - they say nothing even remotely close to that. If you were correct, it would then mean the people would do the writing instead of God, but the verses are clear, it is solely by God alone, otherwise, He wouldn't need to write anything because they would already have written it within themselves in order for them to believe.
What verses are you talking about ? The quote from Jeremiah 31 that’s in Hebrews ?
You misrepresent what those verses explicitly say - they say nothing even remotely close to that. If you were correct, it would then mean the people would do the writing instead of God, but the verses are clear, it is solely by God alone, otherwise, He wouldn't need to write anything because they would already have written it within themselves in order for them to believe.
It can be found in multiple places, but I quoted this:
[Heb 10:14, 16-18 KJV]
14 For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.
16 This [is] the covenant that I will make with them after those days, saith the Lord, I will put my laws into their hearts, and in their minds will I write them;
17 And their sins and iniquities will I remember no more.
18 Now where remission of these [is, there is] no more offering for sin.