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DavidLamb replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.But they don't leave it at natural inability to believe; they say that God in His grace gives that ability. -
DavidLamb replied to the thread Mega-Church Vs Small Church.Yes, I have even heard of churches that have outgrown the capacity of their building, so they never all meet together as a church, but...
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No. Nor does it matter if you believe the idea of any rapture is a Biblically sound doctrine or not.
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No. We are saved by believing in sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and His resurrection. "......that if you confess with your mouth...
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to Daisy2's post in the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.
Because the whole Bible is relevant. The Bible shouldn't only be viewed in the historical context; otherwise, what would that say about... -
DavidLamb replied to the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.Thanks, no need to apologise!
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DavidLamb reacted to Suze's post in the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.
Sorry 😬 yes, I was being rhetorical 👍 . Also , Jesus did say : thy will not mine be done , in his prayer in Gethsemane .
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DavidLamb replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.You seem to be under the impression that the gospel for the Gentiles that Paul preached was somehow different to the gospel preached to...
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DavidLamb reacted to LeeLoving's post in the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.
I actually am repenting of my opinion that God did not cause physical harm to Jesus as I am reading Isaiah 53 in a new light and...
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DavidLamb reacted to Clayman's post in the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.
I don't see the physical suffering and death of Jesus at the hands of men, as the mechanism for our salvation. In fact what we need...
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DavidLamb replied to the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.Although I'm still unsure what your questions have to do with the thread title, which asks whether God was a "co-actor" in the...
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DavidLamb replied to the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.I could answer that, but first, can you tell me how your questions about Paul relate to the title of this thread?
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DavidLamb replied to the thread God, co-actor in Jesus' sufferings or contributive non-actor?.God did. You seem to be agreeing with what I said.
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Abraham rejoiced to see Jesus day, and saw it. Exactly what he saw is not made clear. What is clear is that what he saw led to rejoicing.