Evergreen48
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Yes, of course, Paul spoke in general terms of the nation of Jews here. But what has that to do with whether or not His laws had been written in their hearts or not?Soul Searcher said:Yet there are those in the OT who are said to be righteous.. It clearly does not apply to all.
Please try to stay on the subject.
I am sorry to have to tell you this Soul Searcher, but just because you say it is nonsense does not mean that it is. So, unless you are prepared to explain how that statement is nonsense, then retract it. For who in the world do you think you are that you can get away with simply saying 'nonsense' to anyone's comment, and then just moving on to something else like the comment is not worth any consideration at all.?Soul searcher said:Nonsense. ..
Hey young man! You may be able to 'whamey' some others into thinking that you are the lord of true understanding, but that won't work with this ole' girl. So either put up or shut up.
Anyone with an intelligent mind ought to be able to pick up on the fact that if it is said that they 'went out of the way', this would indicate that they had formerly been 'in the way'. And if they had BECOME UNprofitable , then certainly they formerly would have had to be profitable.Soul Searcher said:There is no indication of it in the scriptures. The simple fact that it says the he will [future tense] write it in indicates that it was not written [past tense] into thier hearts.
What they choose is beside the point. The option is still there for them.Typical cop out answer... This is not freedom at all.. There is only one choice as presented NO ONE abosolutely NO ONE clooses to the or else, the or else is [according to the doctorines] forced upon them with absolutely no appeal, no second chance no freedom no choice whatsoever.
How anyone sees freewill here is beyond me.
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