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4/19/08 8:04 PM |
Daddy | | Taking Untruth to the Woodshed | | | |
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DJC's Nothing wrote: Daddy (A.K.A. Yamil) I am glad that you finally recognize your daddy.Must've been my unanswerable and eloquent commentaries that gave it away.
DJC's Nothing wrote: mwa...mwa...mwahhh...First you have Jesus "dying for the world" somewhere in John 3:16-19, and now you have Paul receiving DAILY mentoring from the incarnate Christ for 3 YEARS in the middle of the desert in Galatians 1. mwa...mwa...mwahhh... For someone who believes that:1. World means elect. 2. All means elect. 3. Whosoever means elect. 4. None means elect. ... I can understand he also failing to see anything that is clearly stated in Scripture. Maybe he just needs to be taken to the woodshed. |
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4/19/08 7:01 PM |
Daddy | | Taking Untruth to the Woodshed | | | |
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DJC49 wrote: _____ Silly Yamil! "Splitting the Red Sea" ... that's a knee-slapper; and you're probably thinking of Noah anyway. And someone's been doing some heavy eisegesis! Tell me more about Paul being mentored everyday by Jesus incarnate for 3 years in the middle of the desert, Yam. Somehow I missed that section in the NT. Perhaps it's in the Apocrypha. Or maybe in the Pseudoepigrapha somewhere. Or in the Gospel of Judas ... Try Galatians 1 |
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4/18/08 7:48 PM |
Daddy | | Taking Untruth to the Woodshed | | | |
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Minnow wrote: I think your problem is in receiving the truth from Scripture. If "by grace" THEN is it NOT by works originating in the sinner. There is only two possibilities here. By teaching faith is a human contribution required of God, then you are introducing a human "do" factor unto salvation. That is not what the Bible teaches. I am feeling in a gracious mood today. I tell you what, son, you find me a place in the Scripture where it states any such idea that faith can be a work and then I will take your "not receivn truth from the Scripture" to heart. Yes, seriously. I take that accusation very to the heart, because there is nothing more precious to me than that Book. The flip side is that until you can find such a passage of Scripture I will continue to dismiss your accusation as a smokescreen used to hide the Scriptural bankruptcy of your position. |
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4/17/08 2:18 PM |
Daddy | | Taking Untruth to the Woodshed | | | |
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Two facts are clearly stated in this passage:1. Jesus paid the price for the whole world. 2. Only those that are condemned are condemned based on their rejection of the light. That would've been a good time to wax eloquent on the justice of God behind unconditional election, but he states nothing of that sort. In fact, no where in the Bible does it state anything of that sort. You guys keep jumping around from verse to verse and from topic to topic only to dig a bigger hole for yourselves. The sad thing is that your arguments are never really based on the accuracy of the statments of the scriptures but rather it is purely based on logical deductions. The test of spiritual truth is not based on whether something is logical, but rather if it is clearly stated in Scripture. Anything other than this is mere wishful thinking. |
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4/16/08 11:52 PM |
Daddy | | Taking Untruth to the Woodshed | | | |
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Bernard,I was refering to your putting an answer in my mouth that I would never give. After reading your post, I am starting to like you. I appreciate well thoughout inquiries rather than the pontifications and strawman that lends itself to ridicule. I would have to agree that our disagreement begins in your 4th point. Now to answer your question. Jesus Christ's propitiated the sins of the whole world. That is clearly stated in Scripture. Jesus Christ did not get everything he paid for because God the Father offers that propitiation as a gift to the world but some decide to receive it, and some unfortunately reject it. Propitiation is a gift paid to God on the part of the sinner upon which the sinner can appropriate it by faith or reject it. .... need more room |
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4/16/08 9:24 PM |
Daddy | | Taking Untruth to the Woodshed | | | |
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I wonder... wrote: Is Christ pleased with this constant bickering, belittling one another, or with the sarcasm spewed out here; is this being good stewards of our time? What happened to the command to love one another? "By this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another" John 13:35 Where is the humility? May God have mercy on us. If an unbeliever were to stumble on this site, they would be just is saying 'hypocrites'. I just want you to know that I love you and if you would not mind, I can be your daddy too. |
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