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  1. J

    Any see current middle east events fulfilling any Prophesy ?

    Pretty much all of the bloodshed and carnage in Middle east can be laid right at the feet of the so called prophet Muhammed, as Islamic terrorists following his example to wage war and to kill all of allahs enemies are ones that are bringing in this destruction
  2. J

    Spirit or Ghost?

    The Holy Spirit did not inspire just the NT, as He inspired all 66 canonized books, and ALL are profitable to read and study and use
  3. J

    Predestination Is God's Identification As The true and Living God

    John 15:16
  4. J

    Did Jesus cease being God's Son on the Cross?

    Why and what did Jesus die for upon that cross then?
  5. J

    Did Jesus cease being God's Son on the Cross?

    Suffering Servant of Isaiah 53
  6. J

    Did Jesus cease being God's Son on the Cross?

    In the context, it refers to should one get capital punishment's for a crime/sin that they never did, but a family member did do , nothing to do with the cross of Christ
  7. J

    IF you were not right now a Baptist, what would be a Church or group could see attending then?

    Think some would just do a Zoom call every Sunday of their favorite church
  8. J

    IF you were not right now a Baptist, what would be a Church or group could see attending then?

    My Baptist church 2 main pastors are what I would consider "evangelicals armianists", while some on Elder board are Calvinists also
  9. J

    Calvinists Do Not Hold To Open Theism

    God cannot be "forced" into making any decision, but God can 'force" others to have His will get done
  10. J

    Did Jesus cease being God's Son on the Cross?

    was the death of Jesus based upon the predetermined will of God the Father, or was it thru Satan and evil system and wicked people?
  11. J

    Did Jesus cease being God's Son on the Cross?

    yet you also quote and use as examples the teachings on this doctrine from and of "fallible men"
  12. J

    Did Jesus cease being God's Son on the Cross?

    I have been learning from the inspired scriptures for decades now, and just so happen to see the Bible revealing that Pauline Justification is primarily the Pst view of the atonement of Christ
  13. J

    Did Jesus cease being God's Son on the Cross?

    In the biblical view of atonement, yes, God did what only he could do, in order to saver lost sinners and declare us right according to his Holy Law standards, had to take upon Himself and pay for what we all deserved
  14. J

    Did Jesus cease being God's Son on the Cross?

    That passage in Ezekiel though has NO bearing upon this discussion regarding Jesus and Calvary though
  15. J

    Calvinists Do Not Hold To Open Theism

    So what has happened historically by sheer luck and chance then?
  16. J

    Christ crucified on a Cross was a legal work according to God's law

    Election and predestination are on an individual basis though
  17. J

    Christ crucified on a Cross was a legal work according to God's law

    In regards to salvation and saving out His own people though, God "always gets His way"
  18. J

    IF you were not right now a Baptist, what would be a Church or group could see attending then?

    Good point, as being a Calvinist or holding to free will would determine which church for many
  19. J

    IF you were not right now a Baptist, what would be a Church or group could see attending then?

    Your posting as how you answered would lead one to such a church though
  20. J

    IF you were not right now a Baptist, what would be a Church or group could see attending then?

    Before becoming Baptist, was part of a local Evangelical Free Church for awhile, and would say very Baptist like in theology and practices, but in the "free will Baptist" tradition
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