I'm gonna go watch an episode of The Walking Dead instead of trying to educate one.
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I'm gonna go watch an episode of The Walking Dead instead of trying to educate one.
Funny how a deceiver that promotes more than one gospel that can save (faith n works for O.T. and Grace for N.T.) soundboards back and forth with a man that worships the Anglican transliterstion/copied translation of the bible over the God of the bible. Both peddling opinion, supposition, conjecture and verses of scripture that are not even in the bible....Both of them are false in what they have been peddling like a street organ player in Calcutta with a dancing monkey!
HAHAHAHAHH ONE of the best relpies I have seen given to a religionist that butchers the word of God.....THE BEST EVER!!! Hahahh
This is a little to high for him to grasp.....stick to grade 1 Sunday school level truth and then MAYBE he can grasp it!
I can understand why you view the scripture and interpret it the way you do.
You start off with an unquestionable axiom "There is only ONE gospel throughout the Bible", which is the covenant of grace that Covenant Theologians hold on to.
From that axiom, it makes you interpret all Scripture the way you do. You find it very difficult to just read Scripture literally.
That is fine, it will take time for you to accept another perspective.
you don't have to be a covenant theologian in order to see that there is only one path to salvation.
in fact, i was under the impression that covenant theology teaches that there have been many ways to be saved, but, like dispensational theology, says that "nowadays" Christ is the only way.
the justified have life by faith. maybe in time you will also see the Truth
you don't have to be a covenant theologian in order to see that there is only one path to salvation.
in fact, i was under the impression that covenant theology teaches that there have been many ways to be saved, but, like dispensational theology, says that "nowadays" Christ is the only way.
the justified have life by faith. maybe in time you will also see the Truth
Yes, there is only one path to salvation for everyone NOW, that is 1 Cor 15:1-4.
As I was telling him, the Jews in the OT were not looking to salvation in the way we are looking towards now. They were looking forward to their promised kingdom.
When their King usher them into that kingdom, all their sins would also be remitted as well (Acts 3:19)
you don't have to be a covenant theologian in order to see that there is only one path to salvation.
in fact, i was under the impression that covenant theology teaches that there have been many ways to be saved, but, like dispensational theology, says that "nowadays" Christ is the only way.
the justified have life by faith. maybe in time you will also see the Truth
There is only ONE way to be SAVED, and it is in the O.T. and the N.T.
It is the SAME WAY as ABRAHAM was SAVED.
O.T. Saints, Believed GOD would send a MESSIAH to pay for their SINS.
N.T. Saints, Believed GOD did send a MESSIAH to pay for our SINS.
That is the only way to be SAVED.
How do I know ?
Malachi 3:6 (ESV)
6 “For I the LORD do not change;
therefore you, O children of Jacob, are not consumed.
People who think O.T. Saints were saved by their works, ARE SINCERELY MISTAKEN.
Do you recall the final question asked by the 11 before Jesus ascended to Earth?
It was not, "Lord are our sins finally forgiven because you died for them and rose again from death, to have your righteousness imputed to us?"
It was "Lord, wilt thou at this time restore again the kingdom to Israel?"
None of them were ever thinking about Gentiles, whether they are now equal to them, nor anything about the Body of Christ.
You mean Peter and the others were being ignorant there? Why do you say that?
From that time forth began Jesus to show unto his disciples, how that he must go to Jerusalem, and suffer many things...and be killed, and be raised again the third day. Then Peter took him, and began to rebuke him, saying, Be it far from thee, Lord: this shall not be unto thee. But he turned, and said unto Peter, Get thee behind me Satan: thou art an offence unto me: for thou savourest not the things that be of God, but those that be of man (Matthew 16:21-23).
It would seem that Satan was using Peter here to prevent Christ from going to the cross, not to encourage going to the cross.
You therefore do greatly err, not knowing the scriptures.
Notice the Lord mentions that He would rise again. Satan didn’t know anything about the resurrection.
you don't have to be a covenant theologian in order to see that there is only one path to salvation.
in fact, i was under the impression that covenant theology teaches that there have been many ways to be saved, but, like dispensational theology, says that "nowadays" Christ is the only way.
the justified have life by faith. maybe in time you will also see the Truth
Yes, one path to salvation, but many equate the word gospel, every time it shows up, to that path of salvation. That’s just not the case. Gospel simply means good tidings. The Lord brought good tidings to different people all throughout the Bible.
Yes, their whole ministry the past three years was concerning this kingdom to be restored. They were disappointed and did not understand the cross. They were under the assumption that Jesus was the promised one to redeem Israel from their enemies so they could worship God in peace.
Now it seems obvious that you are not being honest here.
Jesus basically explained the entire Crucifixion and Resurrection to his disciples and Satan responded via Peter "far be it from thee, Lord".