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Actually, there’s a ton of salvation doctrine in John’s letters, gospels, and apocalypse. I write to you little children because your sins are forgiven, we know that we have passed from death unto life, who is He that overcometh, the one who believes Jesus is the Christ, we know that we have...

Do you not realize that John outlived the other apostles and therefore would have understood that God was already calling both Jews and Gentiles in His lifetime?

Are you saying that God predestined us to glorification before He knows we will be converted, or that they happen at the same time, but that God didnt know you would be saved, and didn’t know how He was going to use you until after you got saved? Which is it?

Can you be glorified without being converted? No. So if God predestined you to glorification, it follows of necessity that He has foreknowledge of your conversion. Otherwise, He is predestinating people that He doesn’t know for sure if they’ll be saved or not. And if you say He predestines...

He didn’t know them. But that doesn’t mean He doesn’t possess knowledge of them. I never knew you doesn’t mean “I was unaware of your existence”. Do you actually think that God doesn’t know about the people who don’t believe What you are doing is called fallacious equivocation.

Jesus said make disciples of all nations. John lived almost into the second century. Jesus also said when He was lifted up from the earth He would draw all men, in context of Greeks seeking Him.

When did Israel receive national salvation?

Sure I believe predestined to glory. Romans 8:29-30.

No. They were never predestined. Easy.

Isaiah 44:7 God challenges the false gods to foretell things to come the same way HE CAN. You have so many things where you seem to say that God cannot act or choose or predestinate or know except in response to our actions. So either God foreknows perfectly all of our actions or else He...

Isaiah 46:9-10

What does Acts 15:18 say about God’s knowledge?

The quote had nothing to do with foreknowledge. My answer was in regards to what you’re saying, not to what Tozer is saying.

Perfect foreknowledge is scriptural. Acts 15:18

If God knows He’s going to call you to something, does that mean he’s already chosen what He knows?

What does this have to do with foreknowledge?

We’re not talking about man. We’re talking about God. What? So you believe human free will limits God’s foreknowledge?!!! Is that your argument?!!

You believe God is limited in His Foreknowledge.

So believing that God has perfect foreknowledge of everything is Calvinistic? Really?

You need a verse to show that God is not limited? Are we talking about Zeus or YHWH?