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I couldn't be further from your position on this. Have a nice day! :)

Obeying the law by faith, yes. As a fruit of regeneration. Of course this is implied. Faith is assumed in what Jesus said in Luke 10, wouldn't you say? I can't really see any difference here between the covenants. The gospel was also taught and believed back then (Heb.4:2). Same principle.

Watch out for all the tall and big people you see!

Very strong delusion this. Very wicked. Hagee is teaching insane heresies.

Really? That's an "answer"? Then why and how would the cross make any change to your supposed "way of salvation"? If you think there was one way of salvation before the cross and after the cross there is a new way of salvation = dispensational error.

King James Bible Jesus answered and said unto them, This is the work of God, that ye believe on him whom he hath sent. NASB 1995 Jesus answered and said to them, "This is the work of God, that you believe in Him whom He has sent." American Standard Version Jesus answered and said unto them...

When in the world did the law save anyone and how?

So, the point is that if you are a gentile there is no need to mind the ten commandments?

Jeremiah 8:8: King James Bible How do ye say, We are wise, and the law of the LORD is with us? Lo, certainly in vain made he it; the pen of the scribes is in vain. New King James Version “How can you say, ‘We are wise, And the law of the LORD is with us’? Look, the false pen of the scribe...

Since the "enlightenment", the French revolution, secularization and modern "democracy" (of whom all were NOT spawn ny christians), what have we seen other than a continuous war against christianity and civilisation as we used to know it. The Church is always a target for these dark forces. How...

Most non-white people are non-christians and they are today dominating world population and have also high nativity rates. RCC is still, I guess, the largest religious body in the world, but Islam is catching up through birth rates and "conversions".

Calvinists are usually far more concerned with signs and evidences, fruit, of salvation than the arminians. The problem is, however, regardless of one's persusasion, to look into self or one's own law-keeping, rather than to Christ as for one's assurance.

The baptism of the Holy Ghost with the evidence of speaking in tongues?

Not only America. Is there any truth spoken on earth today? Massive apostasy and damnable heresies abound. Let alone to mention this "christian zionist" "israel first" delusion that so many american christians take in as being "truth".

Pastor Phelps spoke of this years ago. Very few listened. Now, it's there.

Then you do have a problem with explaining how people can be insecure in their salvation (or thinking salvation does not bring fruit with it) since they believe their salvation stems from something they did out of their "free will". And if the Bible talks about people who actually fell away...

Total depravity of man is the answer.

Not very sure about this khazar thingy, but what I am sure about is that this flattering towards and even idolizing of jews and "the state of Israel" is certainly not from God. It is a delusion and heresy that crept in primarily by way of dispensationalism but also through ecumenical efforts...

Same old topics, same old threads, same old predictable posts.

Yeah, me thinks that too. It boggles me how so many professing christians are stuck with such a shallow sin concept. It's like they can't understand the heart.