Slobbered up?
What you got against slobbering atheists?
Slobbered up?
Nothing. They don’t need the gospel until FIRST God saves them eternally.What you got against slobbering atheists?
Nothing. They don’t need the gospel until FIRST God saves them eternally.
He worshiped a doorknob so he was in the Kingdumb. Wrong kingdom, but still, it'll probably still work.Nothing. They don’t need the gospel until FIRST God saves them eternally.
God choose an elect people before the foundation of the world (Eph 1), . and predetermined that they would be adopted children by Jesus Christ (Eph 1:5). All that the Father giveth me shall come to me (John 6:37). That all of which he hath given me I should lose nothing.(John 6:39). The only way that any human being was saved eternally was by Jesus dying as a sacrifice for the sins of those that God gave him. Those that he died for were eternally saved, in covenant, and were sometime in their lifetime regenerated, those that were accounted for on the cross. There has not been anyone saved eternally sense the cross. Jesus said "it is finnished" and that there would be no more sacrifice for sins. Christ's offering was made to God for man, for God's acceptance, and not to man for man's acceptance. There have been many deliverance (salvations) here on this earth for those that he died for on the cross. Salvation Greek meaning = a deliverance.Oy vey!
Where is ANY of this in the Bible? Show me the verses NOW, please?
Show me even ONE SCRIPTURE that has someone OUTSIDE OF JESUS saved? Jesus says He is the ONLY WAY to the Father. There is NO OTHER NAME GIVEN UNDER HEAVEN by which men shall be saved.
And i dont care if its TEMPORAL or ETERNAL salvation, makes no difference whatsoever, Jesus is the ONLY WAY to the Father.
I do not believe that man saves himself eternally because it is by God's sovereign grace. You are the one that says man can save himself by being obedient to the gospel.Flat out lie my friend. Many have lost their lives presenting the gospel to heathens. This very same gospel you misrepresent, mock and ridicule by saying man saves himself.
Delivered once eternally. delivered many times here in this world.Some of the PB's see themselves as the only ones who are "double-saved." That's a fact.
Delivered once eternally. delivered many times here in this world.
I agree with Acts 4:12 wholeheartedly. God choose his elect people in Eph 1:4 and gave them to his Son to adopt as his children and Jesus paid the adoption price on the cross bringing eternal salvation (in covenant relationship) to all that The Father gave to him. Jesus said "it is finished". There is no other name we must be delivered by.When I first met a PB he mocked the passage of Acts 4:12 that I quoted telling me how dare I tell God who he has to save someone by.
That is how poisoned these Hardsheller's have become with their false gospel, even mocking this passage, which is a mockery of Christ and the Gospel. It is definitely not the faith nor is it Christianity.
You have not given me scripture that disproves that the natural man, described in 1 Cor 2:14 can understand spiritual things until God puts the Holy Spirit within him in regeneration (Eph 2, especially in verse 5.). Ask your atheist friends what they think about Romans 1 and hear what they say. Jesus instructed his apostles to go and preach only to the "lost sheep of the house of Israel (Jacob'sTo be honest, I feel sorry for you and am concerned for you on several levels.
The first is that you've been indoctrinated with error and preach an errant Gospel and have changed the meaning of the gospel, denied it's clear means (in fact the book of Romans destroys your "time salvation") and have even changed the salvation to something only temporary.
The other is that no matter how many passages shown you, distort the Gospel, make belief and repentance a work when shown clearly this is not the work of man. You continuously avoid addressing the clear Scriptures that refute you and then repeat your mantra "saved in time" over and over.
The church never taught your doctrine, sir. Not once. Let that sink in. Please.
Then there is the fact, and I say this all in concern, that you cannot prove your errant false gospel with Scripture though asked several times to do so from several persons on here.
I understood perfectly well where you were leading everyone with your posts in forum, and your super hyper misinterpretation of 1 Corinthians 2:14. This is why I set out to and have refuted and exposed your gospel in posts 149 and 150.
Have a good evening sir. Ephesians 1:18.
Ok I will bite . Being a former atheist, I work hard to evangelize these folks . I have heard it all from them . Mostly they hold no particular opinion concerning one part of the scriptures over another. Most often they tell me what they think I want to hear . So answering such a question is really a pointless exercise .You have not given me scripture that disproves that the natural man, described in 1 Cor 2:14 can understand spiritual things until God puts the Holy Spirit within him in regeneration (Eph 2, especially in verse 5.). Ask your atheist friends what they think about Romans 1 and hear what they say. Jesus instructed his apostles to go and preach only to the "lost sheep of the house of Israel (Jacob's
name was changed by God to be called Israel who is a type of God's elect) Why, in your understanding would Jesus tell them to preach "ONLY" to them? If they are called sheep, they are children of God.
I do not believe that man saves himself eternally because it is by God's sovereign grace. You are the one that says man can save himself by being obedient to the gospel.
God choose an elect people before the foundation of the world (Eph 1), . and predetermined that they would be adopted children by Jesus Christ (Eph 1:5). All that the Father giveth me shall come to me (John 6:37). That all of which he hath given me I should lose nothing.(John 6:39). The only way that any human being was saved eternally was by Jesus dying as a sacrifice for the sins of those that God gave him. Those that he died for were eternally saved, in covenant, and were sometime in their lifetime regenerated, those that were accounted for on the cross. There has not been anyone saved eternally sense the cross. Jesus said "it is finnished" and that there would be no more sacrifice for sins. Christ's offering was made to God for man, for God's acceptance, and not to man for man's acceptance. There have been many deliverance (salvations) here on this earth for those that he died for on the cross. Salvation Greek meaning = a deliverance.
He worshiped a doorknob so he was in the Kingdumb. Wrong kingdom, but still, it'll probably still work.
You have not given me scripture that disproves that the natural man, described in 1 Cor 2:14 can understand spiritual things until God puts the Holy Spirit within him in regeneration (Eph 2, especially in verse 5.). Ask your atheist friends what they think about Romans 1 and hear what they say. Jesus instructed his apostles to go and preach only to the "lost sheep of the house of Israel (Jacob's
name was changed by God to be called Israel who is a type of God's elect) Why, in your understanding would Jesus tell them to preach "ONLY" to them? If they are called sheep, they are children of God.
I do not believe that man saves himself eternally because it is by God's sovereign grace. You are the one that says man can save himself by being obedient to the gospel.
Delivered once eternally. delivered many times here in this world.
My suggestion is to figure out what the book of Jeremiah is about, and who he is talking to. He is NOT talking to us, specifically, he is talking to the apostate people of Israel. I will not call them children of God, because they were worshipping false gods.
Jeremiah was a reluctant, weeping prophet whom God called to preach repentance to a wicked generation. So, think in terms of the time, who Jeremiah was preaching to, and you will not post verses like this to prove that you do not have a clue about context or hermeneutics. It is such an error to read verses like this as being directly applicable to us. And they are applicable, if the circumstances are the same. God's people do go astray, but, probably not the way they were in Jeremiah's time, worshipping false gods, and false prophets telling the king what he wanted to hear, unlike Jeremiah, who got thrown down in a well, for speaking the truth.
Or be prepared to be thrown in a dry, muddy cistern? (Not so much, just extending your wrong exegesis!)