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more info on the word Aion btw. G165 - aiōn - Strong's Greek Lexicon (KJV) (blueletterbible.org)

Because foreknow is different than know. I’m going to leave you with that.

αιώνος does not mean from. The preposition από is what was translated from (correctly).

My point was that the words "know" and "foreknow" are not merely referring to "having knowledge of". SO every question that assumes that meaning can be skipped from here on out, Ok.

This is the textus receptus of Acts 15:18. γνωστὰ ἀπ᾽ αἰῶνος ἐστίν τῷ Θεῷ πάντα τὰ ἔργα αὑτοῦ It says ἀπ᾽ αἰῶνος Do you know the range of meanings for aion in Greek.

Apparently, you do not know the meaning of foreknow. Or know for that matter. When God said to Israel, you only have I known among the nations, that doesn’t mean He did not have knowledge of other nations, right?

Acts 15:18.

God didn’t foreknow lost people, therefore He did not predestinate them. Whom He foreknew, He predestinated.

Where does Ephesians say predestination after conversion? It doesn’t Where does Romans say predestination after conversion? It doesn’t

It’s not a boogeyman tactic, Leighton Flowers Jr. if you think God didn’t know who He was going to regenerate beforehand, you are an open theist. Verse. Acts 15:18

Atonement is mentioned in the verses following. The basis of justification and glorification. Sanctification is part of what we are predestined to. Being conformed is part of sanctification.

You are confusing predestination with election. Elect is who God chose. Predestinate is what gods has chosen for believers. Two different things.

Believers. It matters not that they were Jewish. There is not one gospel to Jews and a different one to Gentiles. There is one gospel for all.

I thought you said you weren’t an open theist. When did God find out He was going to regenerate you? Are you saying He did not know until you believed? That would be open theism.

What does that have to do with predestination?

Romans 8:29-30 says foreknew, predestined, justified, glorified.

glorification is an aspect of salvation. And nowhere in the scripture do you find predestination after conversion. That’s your made up idea. Glorification is God completing the work He began in us. He foreknew that He would glorify us precisely when He knew He would regenerate us, and every...

It takes two to tango. You can stop anytime. For one, you have misstated my beliefs a lot of times, so I feel I need to answer when you do that. You have been a willing participant in this.

So glorification/adoption is not salvation? Huh?!!

knowledge is not the same as foreknowledge.