Can We Really Exercise Free Will?
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Blue155
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Amen. Acts 4:10-12; Eph. 1:11, 3:6-11 = salvation in Christ, the inheritance, and Jew/Gentile being united in the one body as the eternal purpose of God that has been predestined in Christ for all mankind.
Jesus also rejects the ones he loves to m
A classic example of this is he rejects you washing your feet for yourself
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OLDBUTNEW
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lol that feet joke was a corker, I don't know where it came from but I senses
God willed it
Name one apostate person who does not make the exact same claim.
Citing Scripture that was inspired by the Holy Spirit (and distorting its meaning) is exactly what Satan does best.
So much so. He even tried it on Jesus,
Means nothing to say what you claimed without having actual proof of having sound understanding.
There are too many unresolved contradictions in Scripture to make your claim.
In Christ.
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OLDBUTNEW
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lol that feet joke was a corker, I don't know where it came from but I senses
God willed it
@Jordon : HE definitely did, Bro! Yes, that joke was a good one!
it may have been God willing me to see him go humble hopefully
err you can't use all the contradiction of yourself bible to curse life
Because the darkness has never overcome the light
And God willed that to
Quite humbling when you think about it
Maybe you could change your remark
here's one @OLDBUTNEW
When anyone exalts themself above God and I mean anyone
You can sure bet God will humble them.
But if they do go humble its because of his enabling grace
James
Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted" (Luke 14:11) and "Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up"
So the message James may have exalted himself when speaking to God, but then God humbled him with his will
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OLDBUTNEW
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God made the point m not me he opened my eyes to show me
Not one single person is without excuse
As the word says whoever, meaning anyone who exalts themselves
Will be humbled
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OLDBUTNEW
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OLDBUTNEW
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@Jordon : Gotcha! I'm finding your Posts to be very informative, Bro! You're a good teacher!