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Glad to point this out for Romans 8:23 speaks of the redemption of the body, which is the future position of the believers ‘waiting for the adoption,’ which is then conforming to his glorious body. Phil 3:20-21 Thanks

Romans 8:29 is the purpose of predistination i.e. to be in conformity to Christ which is the growth of the saints not counted for individual salvation.

It happens there is no election unto salvation in Romans 8:30. Thanks

Exactly sir, "...though a man may say", is a mere profession of faith. Thanks

Whenever the word has two or more meanings, the context will determine the sense so the Bible built-in dictionary for justification is to simply "shew" i.e. to demonstrate

Adding works to faith for salvation means boasting Is to add to what Christ did. The cross finished our salvation. Christ is offered and the gift of salvation is wrapped and offered free. It is to aid Christ's redemption. This is boasting 101. We are not Saviour, it’s Christ alone. The context...

Any works that may add to faith to receive salvation are boastful. God works for those who believe in him. It is not man works but God works. John 6:39 King James Bible Jesus answered and said unto them, This is the work of God, that ye believe on him whom he hath sent.

Matthew 24 and the end of the world The context is about the perilous times speaking of the Israelite people before the millennial kingdom of Christ. Jesus spoke of the world ending when this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached all over the world. The question is, does the word “world”...

You seem very confused on this matter and unable to rightly divide the word of truth. Water Baptism is not indeed a part of the gospel and you keep reverberating a false notion of what I believe. Water Baptism is a work. What Luke wrote in Acts 2 is that the 3,000 souls who “have gladly received...

Well, moving on, the idea here is that Paul and other apostles have preached the same gospel and I 👍 agree.

No doubt, Paul may have used amunensis as he had his eye problem yet this does not mean he havent authored it. The author stated to have it written a few words as in v22 yet in turns out has a thirteenth chapter hence the author let someone do it for him and the mist probable is Timothy. The...

Man, we don't need the Greek or Hebrew languages to prove Paul's authorship, frankly, you are not an expert in these languages just like me. ;)

Of course, you are not following what Acts 2:38 means. It is not about Jesus' Baptism, as he was baptized by John the Baptist. Well to Peter he knows the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ and I think you need to re-read the whole chapter of Acts 2.

The gospel is confirmed through signs and wonders, etc., and biblical references refer to Paul's confirmation via v.4. This authentication proves Paul’s apostleship 2 Cor. 12:12 and confirms the gospel Mark 16:20 Romans 15:18-19 King James Version 18 For I will not dare to speak of any of those...

Wayers of baptism are only result of their belief on the death, burial and ressurection

Thank you for the link

Simply, this would destroy the hype we are in. Of course, Hebrews 2:3 -4 acknowdleges, so great salvation spoken by the Lird and the confirmation through signs and wonders the Apostles did inculding the author which is Paul. Yes I am not looking for the answers of mere opinion of men but what...

Yes, if you have to rightly divide the word, we have it Peter preaches the death, burial, and resurrection!

Yes, it is very possible that Paul wrote to the Hebrews for the author wrote of the grace of God, which is Paul's signature in his letters. Heb 13:5 Grace be with you all. Amen.

Here is the one perfect verse to consider, I will let modern versions speak also. Mark 3:5 says New International Version He looked around at them in anger and, deeply distressed at their stubborn hearts, said to the man, “Stretch out your hand.” He stretched it out, and his hand was completely...