I may borrow your phrase if you don't mind.
It's probably the best one I've read to carry with us and use multiple times in any given thread in this forum.
Loss of salvation???
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I may borrow your phrase if you don't mind.
It's probably the best one I've read to carry with us and use multiple times in any given thread in this forum.
youve once again twisted what I've said, and once again I'm quoting scripture,
All that you quote here is all done with the devine nature of God, and his devine nature is the father the son and the holy spirit, which is never separated, so if you where to say that God is everywhere you would also have to say so is the holy spirit and the son,
John 5:19
The father devine nature disciplines a person first inwardly before there handed to the son, and the son does his fathers will, and all along there never separated in nature there always one God.
John 6:32
Yes, but we also need the rhema, the word revealed. A Greek Christian explained it like this. The Logos can be compared to an armoury where swords, shields, bows, spears and armour is stored. The rhema is the individual weapon that is required at a given time. Logos is the Word available. Rhema is the Word applicable.
English is a mongrel language. Greek has much more nuance than English. For example, we have one word for life, Greek has three. The same applies to the word love.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to twist your words and I didn't see scripture just you talking.
I did not say GOD is everywhere but I HE is for a fact.
Since there is only ONE GOD how could he go without HIMSELF?
In JESUS dewels it ALL.
Colossians 2:9 For in him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily.
You obviously can't grasp what I'm saying, The devine nature of God is never separated, do you understand that concept ?
The father the son and the spirit are one, the devine nature in the son is the same as the father and and the holy spirit, they all have the same devine nature, never separated
It's not rocket science, the only thing that's separated is people having all three divine natures in them.l, untill there saved and sealed
2 John 1:9
The first devine nature of the father is the first devine nature in a person that leads them to the inheriting the devine nature of son and the holy spirit
The fathers devine nature in a person works in many ways, building a person up in the heart , correcting them disciplining them, pricking there conscience, guiding people and even guiding people when there little children, so basically no one inherits the sons devine nature until the father devine nature is complete in a person.
Since JESUS is the father the son and the Holy Ghost, where JESUS goes they go with HIM.
Like you and I when we go somewhere we take our body and spirit with us, HE does also.
Whatever...as usual, you refuse to offer defense of your works-based salvation stand within the lower regions of Evangelicalism and scraping along Covenant and Replacement Theology... As to labels, I'm a biblicist.
MM
You're not really a biblicist because you totally ignore scripture that refutes your two-covenant view of the bible. That creates a very deviant and artificial theology
In John 10:27-28, we read - My sheep hear My voice, (not some of them hear His voice and some of them don't hear His voice) and I know them, (not some of them He knows and some of them He doesn't know) and they follow Me. (not some of them follow Him and some of them don't follow Him) And I give them eternal life, (not some of them He gives eternal life and some of them He doesn't give eternal life) and they shall never perish; (not some of them will never perish and some of them will perish) neither shall anyone snatch them out of My hand. (not some of them will never be snatched out of His hand and some of them will be snatched out of His hand)
His sheep have eternal security. In contrast with those do not believe and are not His sheep. (John 10:25-26)
I don't answer to make belief
not asking you to make beleif - simple question (can be based on yoru belief) yes / no / dont know?
or a cop out?
. I don't have to cop out to make belief questions, I simply just need to answer them how I see fit
How could God be in a burning bush, and every where else at the same time? He is God, and we can see only what He allows.
Jesus said all things are possible with God.
What part of this continues to be confusing to you?
Keep in mind that when Jesus spoke those words, His sheep were of Israel, not Gentiles apart from those who proselytized into Judaism.
Matthew 15:24 — But he answered and said, I am not sent but unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel.
We aren't sheep. We're adopted as co-heirs and sons with Christ:
Galatians 4:5 — To redeem them that were under the law, that we might receive the adoption of sons.
It doesn't get any better than that.
Good stuff.
MM