Me too.The righteousness of Jesus Christ is what I’m relying on.
He really was forgiven, for free.
And that free gift was taken back.
Jesus said this is how it is in the kingdom and how the Father will treat each one of us under these circumstances.
Osas says the man was 'not really' forgiven, even though the passage plainly says he was.
Of course, it has to say that to dispel any suggestion contrary to it's doctrine that says God never takes back free gifts.
What did the servant give or pay in return for the debt being forgiven?Man this is one load of twisted logic, you have the free gift being a conditional gift.
I do that every day.I double dog dare you to go one full day focussing only on the pure essence of God’s grace. No works, no warnings; no condemnation. You think you can do it? I highly doubt it.
...or, that it is 'beyond comprehension' (or something like that).so let's look at Judges 13:18 your chosen alias-verse
And the Angel of the LORD said to him, “Why do you ask My name, seeing it is Wonderful?”(Judges 13:18)
Well, right off I don't remember any instruction in righteous living and the discerning of good from evil behavior in the passage so it is not a 'meat' passage.what's the "milk" of this passage?
what's the "meat" of this passage?
What did the servant give or pay in return for the debt being forgiven?
Nothing. It was free.
What did the Master end up doing with the free gift he had given?
He took it back.
It was free, and it was taken back.
That's what the passage says.
You're the one applying your preferred logic to what God says is a fact.
The free gift was revoked.
Osas says that's impossible, but that's what the passage teaches, nonetheless.
It's not right for you to change Biblical fact to suit your preferred outcome.
You don't even see why that's my screen name, do you? .
Meat.Samson shouldn't womanize = milk or meat?
Anything about salvation itself is milk.Honey in a lions corpse in a vineyard is an image of salvation = milk or meat?
Perhaps a better way to put it is, "years later you finally learned to NOT fornicate."You seriously telling me that you as an almost completely ignorant student of scripture and a newborn baby in the Lord knew the spiritual meanings and theological implications of the honey in the lion in the vineyard, but it wasn't until you became a mature believer years later that you finally understood it's bad to fornicate?
Its not for you to do the same either.What did the servant give or pay in return for the debt being forgiven?
Nothing. It was free.
What did the Master end up doing with the free gift he had given?
He took it back.
It was free, and it was taken back.
That's what the passage says.
You're the one applying your preferred logic to what God says is a fact.
The free gift was revoked.
Osas says that's impossible, but that's what the passage teaches, nonetheless.
It's not right for you to change Biblical fact to suit your preferred outcome.
I'm just going by what the passage says.The debt parable has nothing to do with gifts - Posthuman has done a very good job of explaining the context and refuting your take on it.
You are just clinging to a life boat that exists only in your misinterpretation. Your problem is you can't admit you are wrong and will twist any and all scripture to support your bogus arguments.
It's not right for you to change Biblical fact to suit your preferred outcome.
Which I'm certainly not doing.Its not for you to do the same either.
Yes you are doing doing it.Which I'm certainly not doing.
I stopped doing that years ago when I got called out on it years ago.
I now let the Bible say what it says instead of me telling it what it's supposed to say, like osas does.
I would hope so, but I wonder if post did.Don't fool yaself we got that figured out.
No.Yes you are doing doing it.
Not offended at all.No.
You got offended (again) and you can't hear a word I say now.
This is so typical of the church.
And that's exactly why I would never consider being a pastor.
The church is nutty.
I've made my own contribution to the nuttiness, but thanks to God I'm growing out of the buffoonery of the church.
One of the biggest steps I took was to just let the Bible say what it says.
Don't make it say what you want it to say or what you blindly were told it says.
Be Bereans, people!
But most of all, BE HONEST!
And stop being offended!
And stop being offended!
Stop being snowflakes.
For once consider what others have to say and park your pre-programmed dogma at the curb.
You got offended when I said John 5:24 was milk knowledge.Not offended at all.
So, then, you now see John 5:24 really is milk knowledge, right?I am always honest, but you by inference say I'm not.
I listen to what everybody says.You got offended again and can't hear a word I say either.
That's so typical of you.
The Fruits of the SpiritBE HONEST, what church do you attend?