Ebb:
No sir. Above is a mans opinion with no Scriptural support whatsoever. There is no such thing as a Covenant of Grace. That is a fallacy built upon a false premise from the very start. We are saved by Gods grace through faith apart from works. Eph. 2:8+9. The fact that eternal life is the gift of God (Rom. 6:23) disqualifies salvation from being according to any covenant. Christs work on the cross is a past event, and the Gospel has been revealed to Paul (Gal. 1:11+12) and sent to the nations already for the obedience of faith (Rom. 16:25-27). Members of His body (1Cor. 1:24) were introduced to Gods grace the moment we heard (Rom. 10:17) and believed (Eph. 1:13+14) the Gospel. Rom. 5:1+2. We are Abrahams descendants and heirs according to the promise (Gal. 3:29), and sons of God (Rom. 8:14, 19) even now. Our lives are hidden with Christ in God as we speak. Col. 3:1-3. A covenant binds the Covenant Maker to perform in the future. Gods grace has already been given to us through Christ and Calvary. Your phrase covenant of grace is meaningless in light of the truth of the gospel.
If you see a dispensationalist, then please bring that to everyones attention. Those who believe our gospel (1Cor. 15:3+4) of Christs shed blood (Eph. 1:7) are members of the body of Christ. Eph. 4:12. We are under the stewardship of the Apostle Paul during this dispensation of Gods grace (Eph. 3:2), whether Hitch ever sees the truth or not. Please try supporting the statements of post #35 using Scripture. Then we can demonstrate how you are using Gods Word out of context to prop up your theories.
In Christ,
Terral
Ebb >> The New Testament basis for the covenant of grace is given in post 35, in the footnotes provided.
No sir. Above is a mans opinion with no Scriptural support whatsoever. There is no such thing as a Covenant of Grace. That is a fallacy built upon a false premise from the very start. We are saved by Gods grace through faith apart from works. Eph. 2:8+9. The fact that eternal life is the gift of God (Rom. 6:23) disqualifies salvation from being according to any covenant. Christs work on the cross is a past event, and the Gospel has been revealed to Paul (Gal. 1:11+12) and sent to the nations already for the obedience of faith (Rom. 16:25-27). Members of His body (1Cor. 1:24) were introduced to Gods grace the moment we heard (Rom. 10:17) and believed (Eph. 1:13+14) the Gospel. Rom. 5:1+2. We are Abrahams descendants and heirs according to the promise (Gal. 3:29), and sons of God (Rom. 8:14, 19) even now. Our lives are hidden with Christ in God as we speak. Col. 3:1-3. A covenant binds the Covenant Maker to perform in the future. Gods grace has already been given to us through Christ and Calvary. Your phrase covenant of grace is meaningless in light of the truth of the gospel.
Ebb >> Yet, the OP has yet to be answered by dispensationalists using two or three New Testament passages.
If you see a dispensationalist, then please bring that to everyones attention. Those who believe our gospel (1Cor. 15:3+4) of Christs shed blood (Eph. 1:7) are members of the body of Christ. Eph. 4:12. We are under the stewardship of the Apostle Paul during this dispensation of Gods grace (Eph. 3:2), whether Hitch ever sees the truth or not. Please try supporting the statements of post #35 using Scripture. Then we can demonstrate how you are using Gods Word out of context to prop up your theories.
In Christ,
Terral
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