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Just don't cut it into hexagrams and it's all good. ;)

No, it was Cain's anger, not sorrow. Nothing in the text says or implies that God gave him sorrow. Nope. Not supported by the text. "Serve their punishment"? No. There is no "punishment". There are consequences for sin, declared in Genesis 3:16-19.

You're right: I don't. Jesus did. You seem to think you have profound insight into the deeper things of the word of God. Unfortunately, it's all blather and foam, but when you're asked to back it up, there is no substance behind it.

I wasn't supporting his interpretation; just pointing to the verse. :)

You quote that the word of God is incorruptible, but claim that it has been corrupted. This is the core of KJV-only hypocrisy.

I would strongly encourage you to proofread your writing before clicking "Post reply". I know English is not your first language, but snapping off error-ridden replies does not reflect well on you.

It seems you are given to unwarranted assumptions and insults. That's another "you" problem. Good day, sir.

Psst... Luke 15:8, KJV. :)

You seem to understand the gospel, but in your "posters", you aren't presenting it well. For some reason, me telling you that seems to offend you.

Yes, and?

You can keep your dumb assumptions to yourself. You used it incorrectly. Deal with it. If you can't take respectful correction without getting your knickers in a twist, that's a "you" problem.

The quoted verse does not support your assertion.

That is a definition of the gospel (and certainly not the only one), not a presentation of the gospel.

That's just Calvinism at its most extreme. Your quote-meme doesn't even support your claim.

That post doesn't suggest that he does. Your responses to him and to me suggest that you're the one with the problem.

Go ahead and explain your heretical misinterpretation.

Don't use big words you don't understand. You still aren't making the connection. If you're going to reduce the gospel to a sentence or two, make sure that you are telling all the important parts.

That is incorrect. Repenting is merely changing your mind and your behaviour to match. You are forgiven when you believe in Jesus' atoning death and resurrection. You must repent AND believe.

You have that exactly backwards. In truth, Jesus gave His life for us because everyone deserves to go to hell. By believing in His atoning death and resurrection, we partake of His righteousness which means we are no longer hellbound.

You seem to have confused the God of the Bible with the false god of the Moslems. God has set out the requirement for salvation: belief in the atoning death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. God is just, not capricious. No, He does not do that. When their conscience is tender, His Spirit may...