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  1. MMDAN
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    These many people in Matthew 7:22 trusted in their works for salvation instead of trusting in Jesus Christ alone. Jesus never knew them which...
    Post by: MMDAN, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  2. canadyjd
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Jesus tells them very plainly… “depart from Me… I never knew you”. Being in a right relationship with God requires being “known” by Jesus....
    Post by: canadyjd, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  3. 37818
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    So how did those in Matthew 7:22-23 not meet the condition set in Matthew 7:21? How do your "unconditional" elect meet that condition?
    Post by: 37818, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  4. canadyjd
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    So, the “condition” that everyone look to the Son, or everyone who does the will of the Father is not a condition for “election”. It is a...
    Post by: canadyjd, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  5. tyndale1946
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Does you church have Biblical Laws or is it governed by the Laws of the land?... Brother Glen:)
    Post by: tyndale1946, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  6. Silverhair
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Mat_7:21 "Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father who is in heaven...
    Post by: Silverhair, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  7. 37818
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.
    Post by: 37818, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  8. 37818
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    So the condition is "that everyone who looks to the Son." So how did not those in Matthew 7:22-23 do so?
    Post by: 37818, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  9. canadyjd
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Back to the OP Matthew 7:31 does not refute unconditional election because it is not speaking of “election” at all. The OP assumes doing the...
    Post by: canadyjd, Mar 27, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  10. 37818
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Does not identify what needs to be done to enter God's kingdom. "doeth the will?"
    Post by: 37818, Mar 26, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  11. Silverhair
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    So are you saying that those that are not found in Christ will see the Kingdom of Heaven?
    Post by: Silverhair, Mar 26, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  12. canadyjd
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Back to the OP. Matthew 7:21 does not refute unconditional election. “Election” is not even being discussed in this verse. Jesus says that those...
    Post by: canadyjd, Mar 26, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  13. canadyjd
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Jesus does NOT say, “the elect are those that do the will of My Father” The “condition” of doing the will of the Father refers to entering the...
    Post by: canadyjd, Mar 26, 2024 in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  14. 37818
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    Esau I have Loved Less

    Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven....
    Post by: 37818, Mar 21, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  15. canadyjd
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    Esau I have Loved Less

    Jesus isn’t talking about being elect to salvation in that passage. He is talking about those that do the will of His Father seeing the Kingdom of...
    Post by: canadyjd, Mar 21, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  16. canadyjd
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    Esau I have Loved Less

    This passage has nothing to do with God’s choice in election. Notice they claim to have done all sorts of good things. Notice Jesus says “…. I...
    Post by: canadyjd, Mar 21, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  17. 37818
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    Matthew 7:21 refutes Unconditional Election.

    Matthew 7:21, Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which...
    Thread by: 37818, Mar 21, 2024, 47 replies, in forum: Calvinism & Arminianism Debate
  18. 37818
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    Esau I have Loved Less

    They in Matthew 7:23 did not meet the condition set in verse 21, . . . that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.
    Post by: 37818, Mar 21, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  19. Van
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    How are the lost "drawn" to Christ?

    Once more you address me and hide from the topic. All the lost do not become His sheep. 2 Peter 2:1 Attraction does not equal compulsion. See...
    Post by: Van, Mar 17, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  20. kyredneck
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    How are the lost "drawn" to Christ?

    ??? Youre in a kosmos of your own Van. I've no idea how any of this responds to my comment.
    Post by: kyredneck, Mar 15, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
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