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I am speaking of coming to Jesus in the John 6:35 sense. Jesus has a different meaning for “ come unto me” than you do” Didn’t He tell people who came to Him In your sense “ you will not come to. Me”.

No. Different context. Jesus didn’t say all that are drawn into Him will come in John 12

I suppose Jesus is drawing all men to Him because otherwise they would not be able to come if He didn’t. For the same reason the Jews in chapter 6 were unable to come, and the same reason the rich young ruler was unwilling to come, and the same reason Jesus said “ with men, impossible, but with...

Is the not being able the same as inability. ( John 6:44)

A. Do you think hunger and thirst in John 6:35 is talking about literal hunger and thirst?!!! B. A lot of people now and pay lip service that have no real faith.

A. If Jesus said “ no one could come unless drawn” it is clear that people were being drawn to Him, not nevessarily here, but in His lifetime. Because people did come B. Those who were drawn believed. John 6;44-45 C. It does not say specifically they can come if drawn. What it says is they...

You are incorrect. Read John 6:35 and note the parallelism there.

1. No man could come to Jesus unless the Father drew them. 2. Coming to Jesus was synomous with faith in Jesus 3. A necessary work of God before one could be able to believe/come th Jesus Prevenient Grace v

is coming to Jesus the same as faith in Jesus? Yes or no?

Please reply to post 1764.

Before we go there...why were they unable to come? Because God prevented them or because they prevented themselves?

Is coming to Jesus the same as faith in Jesus? Yes or no.

Would they have been able to come to Jesus had the Father not drawn them? John 6:44 And did they figure out that Jesus was the Messiah all by their lonesome? Did flesh and blood reveal it? Or did the Father reveal it? The Father revealed it. So was the Father revealing to them the true...

No. They didn’t need to. They were saved by their trust in Christ. And they trusted Him because He called them and the Father drew them.

You have a bad habit of dancing around questions. It’s a simple question. Were those who were not drawn by the Father able to come to Jesus? Yes or no John 6:44 clearly answers this.

But they were saved by the hope of redemption promised before by the prophets in the Holy Scriptures. Romans 1:1-2. Luke 2:38

The Gospel was declared for millennia before Jesus came. Romans 1:1-2, btw.

The disciples.

Were those not drawn by the Father in John 6 able to come to Jesus? ( John 6:44). Why or why not?

Were their sins forgiven before they understood the Death, burial, and resurrection?