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Exactly right. It's who first, not some what. -
The unforgiving servant clearly did not reject grace but accepted grace. He begged for undeserved mercy of delaying payment, but was... -
The unforgiving servant clearly did not reject grace but accepted grace. He begged for undeserved mercy of delaying payment, but was...
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Hakawaka reacted
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It is literal, but our eye never causes us to sin. Sin arises from desires which when entertained produce sin and death. It is literal... -
Why does it matter which is true. Both are the result of not trusting God. Both sound undesirable. Trusting God sounds more desirable...
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Exactly right. It's who first, not some what. -
EEmbankment reacted to PaulThomson's post in the thread Matt 18:9 Was Jesus being literal with this statement?.
It is literal, but our eye never causes us to sin. Sin arises from desires which when entertained produce sin and death. It is literal...
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The unforgiving servant clearly did not reject grace but accepted grace. He begged for undeserved mercy of delaying payment, but was... -
It seems to me that the first belief to change was Eve's perception of God. Satan told her God was lying to her to keep her from...
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It seems to me that the first belief to change was Eve's perception of God. Satan told her God was lying to her to keep her from... -
It seems to me that the first belief to change was Eve's perception of God. Satan told her God was lying to her to keep her from...
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Actually, I believe the Greek more accurately says, John 6:29 "This is the work that God requires (ergon tou theou, the work of God) so...
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EEverlasting-Grace reacted
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The Greek word translated here as "will complete" is epitelesei, epi = upon + teleO I am finishing. It indicates a process of layering... -
posthuman reacted to PaulThomson's post in the thread Why I now believe that salvation can be lost..
God won't fail. He is omnipotent. No one can thwart anything He is determined must happen. We disagree on the number of things God has...
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RYour assertion is a logical nonsequitur, actually. If you become saved by becoming in Christ through faith, and remain saved by abiding...
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Context, friend. Matt. 18:1 At the same time came the disciples unto Jesus, saying, Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven? 2 And... -
Musicmaster reacted
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It is not a good hermeneutics to take the use of a term in one place and transpose it onto every place it occurs. In one case the... -
There is no rational argument behind that assertion. If God chose to create a world where beings could freely choose to have a loving...
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Musicmaster reacted
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There is no rational argument behind that assertion. If God chose to create a world where beings could freely choose to have a loving... -
2ndTimeIsTheCharm reacted
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The Greek word translated here as "will complete" is epitelesei, epi = upon + teleO I am finishing. It indicates a process of layering...
