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Even the devil quoted Scripture... incorrectly.

You're being silly. If you "know of a clear passage" then quote it. Your explanation is convoluted enough that it is unlikely anyone else will find this alleged verse. Just step up and provide the reference and quit being bass-ackwards about it.

You quoted me, but I don’t see how you would conclude from my post that I have anything against scholarship. Perhaps you could explain.

Check what I have said on this subject and kindly don’t confuse me with others.

Since your grammar is so mixed up here, it’s difficult to determine what you are saying.

Which happens to be fully consistent with and formulated directly from Scripture.

If you’re willing to learn basic English grammar, then please proceed with your explanation.

If Jesus joined this forum... We would continue speculating on non-essential hypothetical topics that have no clear answer and that don't matter a whit. ;)

If God wills everything, He is guilty of Adam's (and everyone else's) sin. Do you wish to rethink your position?

This is often quoted by Judaizers, who grossly misinterpret the context as you have. Yes, the Law has provision for people who wanted to join with ancient Israel, but you are trying to apply it to a different group of people, for whom the apostles gave only four simple guidelines. In other...

Moving the goalposts (or shifting the goalposts) is a metaphor, derived from goal-based sports such as football and hockey, that means to change the rule or criterion (goal) of a process or competition while it is still in progress, in such a way that the new goal offers one side an advantage or...

This is a perfect example of ‘moving the goalposts’.

I'm sure you know by now that dyed-in-the-wool KJV-onlyists are incapable of recognizing any error in the KJV. They have become blind to the truth.

You claim to follow the Law. I'm just reminding you what the Law requires. Why does it make sense to you to disobey parts of the Law but claim to follow the Law? Prove it with Scripture. My Bible says otherwise. Obviously. With your misunderstanding, yes, absolutely.

“As well” is “too”, not “to”. “In fact” is two separate words, and the next word is “you’re”, not “your”. These things are elementary.

Okay… you understand the word as a verb. Now try to understand it as a noun.

No, it does not. It says He works out everything in conformity with His will. Don't mess with Scripture.

You are the one arguing for obedience to the Torah. You answer the question. I'm just holding you to account for the content of Scripture you CLAIM to follow... but obviously don't.

Yes. Josephus. His is the only eyewitness testimony we have. There is no biblical eyewitness since all of the Bible had been penned before 70 AD.

Which are the same thing. Posting hundreds of verses where "will" is mentioned by God will not prove which is more accurate, because none of these is a definition. Human will is indeed limited by God's design. He has endowed humans with freedom of choice within these limitations ... in other...