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  1. Cameron143

    Understanding God’s election

    So who fits men for destruction?
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    Understanding God’s election

    What does that even mean? If men don't fit themselves for destruction, then who does? And what does that have to do with counting oneself saved? Don't you want everyone to be saved? Perhaps you should spend more time maintaining the unity of the faith and building up and edifying Christians...
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    Understanding God’s election

    I stand corrected. Appreciate you sharing. Still...doesn't say he expected most people would end up unsaved.
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    Understanding God’s election

    I don't get the point, but it still doesn't change the fact that work was created pre-fall and was not the result of sin.
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    Understanding God’s election

    Only those who oppose Calvinism openly make the claim that the majority of people are predestined to death. Calvin said neither. He believed heaven would be populated by a number no man can number and that men, not God, fitted themselves for destruction.
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    Understanding God’s election

    Indeed. That's the point. The idea that death only means separation is false.
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    Understanding God’s election

    Separation is only one way God defines death.
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    Understanding God’s election

    God created work. Everything God created is good and very good.
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    Understanding God’s election

    Adam was given the job of keeping the garden and naming animals before sin. The curse wasn't work, but doing so by the sweat of our brow. Work itself was always part of creation and God's plan to get the knowledge of His glory throughout the earth.
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    Understanding God’s election

    They all have to do with choices. God says make choices righteously, and not in regard to persons.
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    Understanding God’s election

    I always enjoy conversing with someone who takes my words out of context or implies things concerning me or who never actually addresses the point I'm making. I'll try again before throwing in the towel. First, I never said God loves me more than another. Not part of my argument. But since...
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    Understanding God’s election

    Not sure you understand what God not being a respecter of persons means. It does not mean that God is not impartial. It can easily be shown that God is partial. When the Bible says that God is no respecter of persons, it simply means God doesn't choose on the basis of anything having to do...
  13. Cameron143

    To whom should the childless leave their wealth?

    One could always find a poor family and give the money to them. Or use the money to set up a scholarship fund for underprivileged kids.
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    Christmas Traditions

    Yep...my coal bill always goes up this time of year.
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    Urgent Prayer Request

    Your mind and heart are understandably unsettled with all that is going on. But you still need to find the calm within the storm. When you have opportunity, get alone, be still, and turn your mind and heart towards God. As you do this, you will sense first His peace, and then His presence. You...
  16. Cameron143

    Hello everyone! I’m Sarah from NS Canada,

    You should be overknighted.
  17. Cameron143

    Understanding God’s election

    Post #2843.
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    Understanding God’s election

    The word "know" in Joshua 2:9 is the same word in Genesis 3 where Adam knew his wife. The implication is that this is intimate experiential knowledge. The NT corollary is John 17:3 wherein eternal life is equated to knowing God. Hence, her knowing was the result of the revelation...
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    Understanding God’s election

    More likely a dove descended.
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    Understanding God’s election

    This only explains how they knew they were coming. It doesn't explain how she knew the outcome.