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read the Gospel defined in 1 Corinthians 15 and then explain, because like I said the birth of Christ is very important but what did the birth of Christ fulfill

explain how then was Abraham the father of our Faith if Faith did not exist before the Cross...

as important as the birth of Christ is it was not included in Paul's definition of the Gospel

the Gospel is the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ...

the thorn in Paul's side could be the medical problems Paul had...

:amen::amen::amen:

we are not sinless... we do sin less as we continue in our salvation towards perfection through Christ...

the point is no one can be justified by the law because no one can uphold the law....

it answered your question that no one can uphold the law so no one can be righteous through the law... the law was there to show how sinful man was and in need of a Savior... the law was not designed to save anyone....

the law was put into place to show the Jews Who they need and the point is that no one can uphold the Law... James 2:10 NKJV For whoever shall keep the whole law, and yet stumble in one point, he is guilty of all.

excellent :amen::amen::amen:

first the word saved here in the context is referring to salvation... second if God moves like stones from one pile to another then how can one move ones self back??? next have we forgotten Jesus's own words to the woman with an issue of blood when He said "your faith has made you...

1 Corinthians 15:1-4 1 AND NOW let me remind you [since it seems to have escaped you], brethren, of the Gospel (the glad tidings of salvation) which I proclaimed to you, which you welcomed and accepted and upon which your faith rests, 2 And by which you are saved, if you hold fast and keep...

wow okay not sure how you came to this conclusion.... we are all creations of God but we are not children of God until salvation and this can only happen through faith in Christ...

the word called can be translated to mean invite and if there is a invite then there must be a response...

God has called all but only a few will except the invitation or from God's view only a few DID except the invitation...

God's foreknowledge of who would come to His calling was not based off of God picking who would come, but is based off God foreseeing all who would except this invitation... those who God foresaw that would except His invitation God then predestine them to Christ, but once again this is not God...

Arcoe is making a good point even though he is using a very simple example, but at the same time did not Paul teach on the simplicity of Christ... anyways man will never be willing until man sees a need for a Savior by which man has to see himself/herself as sinful and condemned to eternal...

God calls on all to except the invitation to salvation man has to choose to except, so man is able to except but most choose to be unwilling...

unwilling has nothing to do with being able or not... willing or unwilling is a choice that one chooses to make...