Lilies are preferable.TULIP.
Consider how the lilies grow... From Matthew 6 verse 28-30 plus Psalm 91 verse 11
Lilies are preferable.TULIP.
Wait...wouldn't that mean God chose Israel, but not other nations?Deuteronomy 7:6
For you are a people holy to the LORD your God. The LORD your God has chosen you
to be a people for His prized possession out of all peoples on the face of the earth.
Going off point again. Did God choose Israel? Did He choose Israel because of anything that was true of them? Did He choose them because He wanted to manifest His love to them? Did God force Israel to be His people?
Choose them to do what exactly?Going off point again. Did God choose Israel? Did He choose Israel because of anything that was true of them? Did He choose them because He wanted to manifest His love to them? Did God force Israel to be His people?
So start a thread and let's hash it out.Thought that might be the case. It also seems to afford a reason to ignore the points re: election that I mentioned that are in disagreement with your view.
So the truth is that you really do not know what is going on there. Wow. Tragic.Moses negotiated the covenant? Do tell. What scripture leads you to this belief?
It certainly seems to denote/indicate a preeminence. And that God chose them is an inescapable fact.Wait...wouldn't that mean God chose Israel, but not other nations?
Please stay on topic. God chose Israel. We have a point of agreement. In the same passage in Deuteronomy 7, God gives the reason He chose them. What is the reason given?Choose them to do what exactly?
To prove TULIP?
As if God is saying "nanny nanny foo foo you did not get chosen" to the rest of humanity?
That is what you say is going on here?
If you TULIP-ers actually believe that was God's purpose is raising up Israel, you are truly hopeless.
The passage actually says that God chose Israel out of all the nations on earth to be His prized possession. This alone establishes the questions concerning nations pertinent.More focused questions this time now that you've removed the nations portion.
Going off point again. What does the scripture say concerning why God chose Israel?Choose them to do what exactly?
To prove TULIP?
As if God is saying "nanny nanny foo foo you did not get chosen" to the rest of humanity?
That is what you say is going on here?
If you TULIP-ers actually believe that was God's purpose is raising up Israel, you are truly hopeless.
Another one-verse wonder TULIP gaffe.Please stay on topic. God chose Israel. We have a point of agreement. In the same passage in Deuteronomy 7, God gives the reason He chose them. What is the reason given?
As the Black Knight said...running away, are ya? Why can't you simply deal with scripture?So the truth is that you really do not know what is going on there. Wow. Tragic.
Glad its not my problem.
Running away, while shouting back.Another one-verse wonder TULIP gaffe.
The reality however is far beyond your grasp and comprehension.
So start a thread and let's hash it out.
The passage actually says that God chose Israel out of all the nations on earth to be His prized possession. This alone establishes the questions concerning nations pertinent.
Going off point again. Did God choose Israel? Did He choose Israel because of anything that was true of them? Did He choose them because He wanted to manifest His love to them? Did God force Israel to be His people?
No thanks.We're good hashing here IMO. This thread is about free will and we can limit "free' to whatever we want and can agree to or delete it altogether. It really makes no difference to me.
It was already posted.Please include the passage reference.