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Sure it is, lol. So how come I never see you teaching people to be in awe of Hell? I can't see how it can be problematic when the contexts clear it up for us. Gehenna is a place one should have fear of ending up in, not something someone sits around and has reverent awe for. Or even awe, for...

I know, hence my commentary on what I view to be contradictory error. To be fair, though, it is the position most take. Of course, "most" involves people that teach quite a bit of doctrine that you would probably reject. But hey, mob rules, right? If something is believed by a majority it must...

How can you interpret Hebrews 10:29 apart from Hebrews 10:15-18? How can you see no relevance when I have pointed out the relevance, lol? Here it is again: Hebrews 10:10-14 teach that Christians are sanctified once (for all) and that those who have been sanctified have been made perfect...

What ineffable twaddle... God bless.

So you feel the Lord is calling people to have awe of God here? God bless.

No, lol, the Scripture is correct, as always, but you don't seem to understand it. Hence you use it as a proof text for loss of salvation. Actually, you are the one claiming a contradiction, and I have asked you to reconcile that contradiction three times now. Hebrews 10:10-14 makes it clear...

There's only one Biblical meaning in a discussion concerning Regeneration: those who have not been born again. You ignored my questions: 1. What does it mean not to have life? 2. What does Christ mean when He says He will "give His flesh for the life of the world?" 3. What does it mean to...

My friend, the "We" is the Hebrew People. Just do a little research, first in the Book, then it can't hurt to maybe look through commentary of teachers you respect as to why the Epistle is called Hebrews. You ask if Hebrews 10:28-31 refers to the lost which makes me ask—did you bother to read...

That is correct, they were unregenerate men just like every other man and women in the Old Testament Ages. Not because I say it, but because Scripture teaches that. You say they were believers, however, what exactly do you credit as the source of life that is necessary to be a new creature in...

I still have to ask, how exactly can you reconcile Hebrews 10:10-14 with 10:29 referring to a born-again Christian when they have the exact opposite conclusions? Christians are sanctified once (for all) and then unsanctified when they eventually reject Christ? They are forgiven forever then...

So it doesn't make sense to say "...anyone that has trodden under foot the Son of God and counted the Blood/Death/Offering of the New Covenant whereby He was sanctified an unholy thing...?" Okay. God bless.

What do you think "the love of God which is in Christ Jesus means?" What do you think "in Christ" means? Do you realize that you are not "right" in your understanding of these verses? What is the vine that was not the True Vine? Were the disciples part of the vine brought out of Egypt, and...

You are correct, because there is no "semi-Christian" spoken of in Scripture. However, you are still incorrect in thinking that the sanctification in v.29 is the sanctification of a Christian. How exactly is a Christian sanctified once (for all) then unsanctified? Hebrews 10:10 How is one...

At no time have I said you were LOST. I do not judge men in regards to whehter they are saved or not, that is not for me to judge, that is for the Lord to Judge. Reread the post and correct your confusion on this point as well. God bless.

Please post the passage that says the disciples were "not of this world" and we can discuss it. Continued...

Sorry, no: John 14:15-23 King James Version 15 If ye love me, keep my commandments. 16 And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever; 17 Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither...

So you don't believe men were born again before Pentecost? No, it is a fact. As I said, you can respond to the posts I am working on now. I am trying to present why I view Regeneration to be distinct to this Age and why thinking the disciples of Christ, or the Old Testament Saints were...

Sorry no, "we" didn't establish anything. They weren't in Christ then out of Him, they simply weren't in Christ at all until they were baptized with the Holy Ghost on the Day of Pentecost. Acts 11:13-18 makes it clear that Cornelius' conversion from a temporally justified Gentile Proselyte...

Anyone teaching that men must maintain their salvation, and this includes "not walking away" or turning back to a lifestyle of sin and thus being outside of Christ again has no clue to what it means to be in Christ and is teaching works-based salvation. That is just a fact. God bless.

I am probably not going to be able to repond to many of your own responses to my current response, but I will jump ahead and show you why your use of Hebrews 10:28-31 is out of context. No need to say thank you, by the way, it is my pleasure to help you with your misunderstanding pof this text...