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What does Romans 1:19-20 mean to you?
How many God's (capital G) are there?
Please explain.
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What does Romans 1:19-20 mean to you?let me get this right. Are you saying, that the so called "great spirit" of the American Indians, is the same as the God of the Holy Bible?
What does Romans 1:19-20 mean to you?
How many God's (capital G) are there?
Please explain.
If you'd like to debate Universalism, please start a thread on the subject. There are already, like, 5,497 or so of them, but what the heck. Maybe this one will be different.do you believe the the Bible teaches that Jesus' Death was for every sinner, the entire human race, even those who will end up in hell?
If that's what you get from what I posted, I can understand your eisegesis. Best course of action: stick to what's actually said. Discussions are more productive that way.Well Phil 1:21 looks like you're the only one on this thread that knows what anything means.
John 6:44 The Father draws all men to Him. Just as Jesus does.
Every verse good.Hmmm, shouldn't you know who you had that conversation with before you accuse someone? The only person that I found that you had a discussion with involving the term "curse", was Gracebro. As for what scripture says:
Galatians 3:
10 For as many as are of the works of the Law are under a curse; for it is written, "CURSED IS EVERYONE WHO DOES NOT ABIDE BY ALL THINGS WRITTEN IN THE BOOK OF THE LAW, TO PERFORM
11 Now that no one is justified by the Law before God is evident; for, "THE RIGHTEOUS MAN SHALL LIVE BY FAITH."
12 However, the Law is not of faith; on the contrary, "HE WHO PRACTICES THEM SHALL LIVE BY THEM."
13 Christ redeemed us from the curse of the Law, having become a curse for us-for it is written, "CURSED IS EVERYONE WHO HANGS ON A TREE "-
14 in order that in Christ Jesus the blessing of Abraham might come to the Gentiles, so that we would receive the promise of the Spirit through faith.
What this is saying is that if a person puts themselves under the Law, which the 10 Commandments are part of, and you break any of those laws then you are under a curse for your failure. God's children are free from the Law though and we fall under that which was established with Abraham.
As Abraham had no commandments, God's children only have what Jesus put on us and that is to love. When we love, the law has been fulfilled.
If you'd like to debate Universalism, please start a thread on the subject. There are already, like, 5,497 or so of them, but what the heck. Maybe this one will be different.
If that's what you get from what I posted, I can understand your eisegesis. Best course of action: stick to what's actually said. Discussions are more productive that way.
Here's what you posted in no. 275:If that's what you get from what I posted, I can understand your eisegesis. Best course of action: stick to what's actually said. Discussions are more productive that way.
You were first?I will explain after you answer my simple question. I was first...
You were first?
What is this kindergarten.
I answered all your questions. Know why?
For those reading along.
Sometimes persons that ask questions are honest, and sometimes they're just leading one along.
My questions were to find out what YOU thought.
This is not an inquisition.
And nowhere in that post did I express an opinion about anyone else's knowledge. So, um, yeah....Here's what you posted in no. 275:
Um, yeah...I agreed with scripture that was quoted. I don't think eisegesis means what you think it means.
To which I replied that only YOU know what anything means on this thread.
And you reply with the above???
See post #303.So Jesus was wrong when He told His Twelve Disciples that He was going to the cross to die for their sins, which included Judas as Luke informs us in his Gospel. Yes Jesus God Incarnate said He died for Judas who ended up in hell. Now deal with this
See post #303.
And nowhere in that post did I express an opinion about anyone else's knowledge. So, um, yeah....
I usually don't insist about such nonsense,And nowhere in that post did I express an opinion about anyone else's knowledge. So, um, yeah....
As opposed to changing the subject when your arguments swirl the bowl?
Speaking of changing the subject...As opposed to changing the subject when your arguments swirl the bowl?
See post #275. Backtrack from there. Thanks.I usually don't insist about such nonsense,
but what does this mean...:
Um, yeah...I agreed with scripture that was quoted. I don't think eisegesis means what you think it means.
Ummm. Excuse me. I have to go wash the dishes.See post #275. Backtrack from there. Thanks.
Speaking of changing the subject...
How about replying to my post no. 283?
I did answer you.How about you mine?
Bold and underline for emphasis because it's another example of eisegesis.See Jeremiah 31:3
Also verse 45 states that every man that has learned of the Father will come to Jesus.
See Isaiah 54:13
God will teach all. Also Jeremiah 31:34
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