So the soul that sins must die was just allegorical/metaphor?No. I disciplined my son, and no forgiveness was needed. Just as God disciplines us, but His wrath is never directed at us.
Without the shedding of blood of Messiah same thing then also?
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So the soul that sins must die was just allegorical/metaphor?No. I disciplined my son, and no forgiveness was needed. Just as God disciplines us, but His wrath is never directed at us.
Actually it isn't (and @JesusFan knows it because he has made that foolish mistake before)The same goes with the Rapture/Resurrection.
Did not God Himself institute capital punishment's for certain crimes, as he could forgive those sins, but still had to die to atone for them?No. I disciplined my son, and no forgiveness was needed. Just as God disciplines us, but His wrath is never directed at us.
His point is very valid, as wiser minds than you and I have seen and found Psa in the scriptures, so at best all you can legit say is that you do not find in in bible, not that its not thereActually it isn't (and @JesusFan knows it because he has made that foolish mistake before)
Nobody is talking about using the nsme of the doctrine "Trinity" (it is a doctrine). And nobody is asking you to show that the name "Penal Substitution Theory" is in the Bible.
Is the doctrine of the Trinity or Godhead in the text of Scripture? Yes. If you can't find it then hold it as a personal opinion but not truth.
Is the Penal Substitution Theory of Atonement in the text of Scrioture? No.
Is my belief about the Atonement in the text of Scripture in the Bible? Yes.
We are not commanded to test doctrine titles against what is written in God's Word, but we are asked to test the doctrine. Too many have been carried away by vain philosophy because they failed to test doctrine.
No, otherwise they would not have believed the secular government should be united with the Church, or infant baptism.No, the reformers went to the inspired scriptures first, as they held to sola scriptura, as ONLY the bible itself is the final and full authority for any and all doctrines
Actually it isn't (and @JesusFan knows it because he has made that foolish mistake before)
Nobody is talking about using the nsme of the doctrine "Trinity" (it is a doctrine). And nobody is asking you to show that the name "Penal Substitution Theory" is in the Bible.
Is the doctrine of the Trinity or Godhead in the text of Scripture? Yes. If you can't find it then hold it as a personal opinion but not truth.
Is the Penal Substitution Theory of Atonement in the text of Scrioture? No.
Is my belief about the Atonement in the text of Scripture in the Bible? Yes.
We are not commanded to test doctrine titles against what is written in God's Word, but we are asked to test the doctrine. Too many have been carried away by vain philosophy because they failed to test doctrine.
NEVER stated any Reformed was inspired Apostle, and just stating that the entire bible teaches Psa regarding the cross of christNo, otherwise they would not have believed the secular government should be united with the Church, or infant baptism.
They went back to Scripture to reform parts of their Roman Catholic doctrine they disagreed with.
Now you look to these men as of they are God, and their words as if they are Scripture.
This is why I can and have showed passages stating what I believe and, even with all of your posts, you have not been able to provide any stating yours.
The next thing you should post, if you are an honest person, is the verse that states Jesus died instead of us.
But we both know you won't (you can't provide the passages because you reject solar scriptura, and you hold a theory that is not in Scripture at all)
Romans 3:21-26, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Galatians 3:10, 13, Colossians 2:13-15, 1 Peter 2:24, and 3:18Ok.....continuing the discussion.
Summary of two threads thus far
No passage has been provided stating God punished Jesus instead of us
No passage has been provided stating Jesus experienced God's wrath
No passage had been provided stating Jesus died instead of us
No passage has been provided stating Jesus bore our sins instead of us
@DaveXR650 said that asking for the above in God's Word is like asking for the titke "Trinity" to be in the Bible
I pointed out I was not exoecting the title of doctrines to be there, but the doctrines themselves should.
@Martin Marprelate said that God dies not have to punish sins but can forgive them
@JesusFan said that nobody who believes Penal Substitution believes God punished Jesus
I pointed out that RC Sproul, John MacArthur, John Piper, and the writers of Pierced for Our Transgressions said exactly that....and they are penal substitution theorists.
Here are those verses typed out. Please copy/paste and highlight the words stating Jesus suffered God's wrath instead of us.Romans 3:21-26, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Galatians 3:10, 13, Colossians 2:13-15, 1 Peter 2:24, and 3:18
Then:NEVER stated any Reformed was inspired Apostle, and just stating that the entire bible teaches Psa regarding the cross of christ
No, they failed the test.it's not so much that they failed to test doctrine as to they failed by leaning to their own understanding.
There's plenty testing the doctrines, but they are going about it the wrong way.
Man's intellect is not the answer.
No, they failed the test.
We are not to test our understanding by our understanding.
We don't test what we think the Binle teaches with what we think is taught in the Bible.
We are to test doctrine against what is written in Scripture.
By your method a Jehovah Witness could test their doctrine and it pass the test.
Acts 17:10-12OK, Jon, I agree to disagree.
Lol....you didn't bother to read the passage but instead cherry picked one verse you thought supported your theory!!!So the soul that sins must die was just allegorical/metaphor?
Without the shedding of blood of Messiah same thing then also?
Acts 17:10-12
10 As soon as it was night, the believers sent Paul and Silas away to Berea. On arriving there, they went to the Jewish synagogue. 11 Now the Berean Jews were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true. 12 As a result, many of them believed, as did also a number of prominent Greek women and many Greek men.
Yes. We disagree.
Please explain how you "test" doctrine if not by God's Word?
How can you know that you picked the right men to follow?
Suffering Servant Isaiah 53 address all of thoseThen:
1. why can you not provide even ONE verse stating Jesus died instead of us?
2. why can you not provide even ONE verse stating Jesus suffered God's wrath so we wouldn't?
3. why can you not provide even ONE verse stating Jesus bore our sins instead of God.
You follow the teachings of men rather than God's. Otherwise you would be able to provide those passages.
In order for any of us to be dogmatic stating Psa not found in the bible, or that its not true at all biblically, one would have to be an inspired Apostle themselvesJon, come on now, doctrine can't be tested without the Scripture. Why do you exaggerate my statements to believe I said otherwise?
I don't follow anyone, I have a Church I support and attend. I follow the Scripture, not any man.
Some of these people I agree with but most I just wonder at.
Actually it does not.Suffering Servant Isaiah 53 address all of those
I am not saying you test doctrine without Scrioture. You do, assume you include Scrioture.Jon, come on now, doctrine can't be tested without the Scripture. Why do you exaggerate my statements to believe I said otherwise?
I don't follow anyone, I have a Church I support and attend. I follow the Scripture, not any man.
Some of these people I agree with but most I just wonder at.