Is Anything Not Predestinated by God?
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They choose to be a heretic/refuse to believe the sound doctrine of Jesus Christ..
not in a spiritual or a personal sense they where all tho many probably believed they was,
They where chosen yes but the understanding is they where chosen and undeserving of being chosen, which means chosen also means called and not necessarily elect
Deuteronomy 7:7-8
Numbers 11:4-6
Hebrews 3:12-19
That is not in scripture anywhere. It just says that from the beginning, God knew people would be conceived and born. It does not teach that God knew from the beginning those who those would be conceived and born.
whilst God's message can be seen as personal they are often applicable to all, Jeremiah 1:5
The belief is that all life is Gods
Psalms 139:13
Galatians 1:15
Psalms 139:16
Hope this helps byee
No, it does not help. I don't see any relevance in your post to whether God knows people before they exist. A parent-to-be can love their future child without yet knowing the child. A parent-to-be can name a child before they are conceived, without knowing the child. A parent-to-be can predict certain things about their child such as which university they will attend and which carer they will follow, and may have the power to direct the child into fulfilling those predicted aspects without yet knowing the child.
no worries
Theres no help I can give you then, if you can't see the wisdom just shown to you,
Was it you who refused to acknowledge God doesn't know the future in another thread ? by citing conflicting scripture and using verses that suggest God could of not of known the future by what was said,
Are you sure you've not just decided to remain right in your opinion rather than amit your wrong because of a argument you once had.
You rule your understanding out to in favour of human wisdom There's something missing here with you,
Are you a Christian ?
You haven't given any biblical evidence that proves your claims, or even supports your claims. I believe the Bible, and follow Jesus Christ the Lord, not the traditions of men.
So you're claiming after a person accepts God's plan of salvation by turning from their sin unto the Lord getting born again to abide in Christ the blood of Jesus is not powerful enough to make them in right standing with the Lord???
If so, you are sadly mistaken and have been deceived by the devil in to rejecting God's Word.
You missed where God actually said in His Word He died for sinners
Romans 5:8
But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.
Maybe you should stay up on the porch with the pups!
You're nott quite ready to run with the big dogs
Those following calvinism are heretics and that's where they go when they die, straight to hell
Yep, that's exactly what the calvinists did, they choose to be a heretics and refused to believe the sound doctrine of Jesus Christ..
That's a pretty big insult considering I have giving you some in this thread and many more in another thread, ok well I'll leave you to it.
It's not intended as an insult. It's merely an observation. Merely quoting verses and claiming that you have thereby proven your point is not adequate. You need to explain how your claim is derived from the quoted texts, since a text can often be interpreted in multiple ways, depending on how much context one is taking into account, and how many assumptions one is injecting into one's interpretation.
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