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    Martin Marprelate reacted to DaveXR650's post in the thread Divine Justice with Like Like.
    By the way, I'm pretty sure Menno Simons said pretty much the same thing as @Martin Marprelate said regarding the Father oppressing...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Peter In Rome: A Historical and Scriptural Examination.
    My understanding is that Irenaeus was the first to write of Peter being in Rome in his work Against Heresies. I understand that this...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    What we have to do is not to deny what Scripture plainly states, but to explain why those Scriptures do not teach that God is...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    You keep on about this until we're all sick of it. It is perfectly possible to change one's views for the worse. Clark Pinnock is an...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    These are, as you say, your presuppositions. You should look at the texts that I am constantly bringing forward and you will see that...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    Now the question that has to be answered is On the contrary, we agree that 'crushing' Christ was God's will. What you will not accept...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    The sad fact is that your posts resemble the writings of people like Steve Chalke and Eleonore Stump. Whether this is because you read...
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    Martin Marprelate reacted to DaveXR650's post in the thread Divine Justice with Like Like.
    I think it becomes obvious here that your repeated objections as above make it impossible for any of the clear Biblical writings that...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    God did cause Christ's oppression as I have shown very clearly. That He did not personally scourge Christ or hammer the nails in does...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    I am not aware of any Mennonite churches in Britain. I know a lady who has married a Canadian and attends with him a large Mennonite...
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    Martin Marprelate reacted to DaveXR650's post in the thread Divine Justice with Like Like.
    Well, what I was getting at is this. "He I say, has offered an acceptable sacrifice, a sweet smelling savor of eternal worth, wherewith...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    I didn't make a mistake. I quoted the NKJV. The NASB says the same thing. 'The LORD was pleased to crush Him, putting Him to grief.'...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    If I employ, say, a builder to repair my house, my payment to him would be recompense for his work. I have never heard of such a...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    I think you probably realise that this is not very convincing, but I accept that it is the best you can do. The text says, 'It pleased...
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    Martin Marprelate replied to the thread Divine Justice.
    Yet, whether you like it or not, God did punish Christ (Isaiah 53:5, ESV, NIV), He did 'bruise' or 'crush Him, and put Him to grief...
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