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Well, obviously you don't understand the reason for the comparison making Melchisedec a type of Christ in the eternal Priesthood. Or the connection with Abraham after the "slaughter of the kings" when he met Melchisedec. Melchisedec was purposely intended by God to be a type of Christ as...

Yes, that is certainly how we know! 1 John 5:13 "These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God."

The author of Hebrews makes it clear that The Son of God had no beginning of days or end of life, when he compared Melchisedec as a type of Christ. Heb. 7:1-4 "For this Melchisedec, king of Salem, priest of the most high God, who met Abraham returning from the slaughter of the kings, and...

The Word has always existed, but Jesus, referring to His humanity, did have a beginning. We know that the Word became flesh. Whatever the Word was, assumed to be a Spirit as is Father, He has no beginning.

You have a point there, Reynolds. The Gospel we preach at least brings hope to all of mankind. There are many who make professions of faith through a simple prayer but never actually repent. Some say this is not Biblical, the prayer of repentance. But Christ said otherwise. Luke 18:9-14...

Since I was a kid I've been excessively interested in what God is telling us and why. The broader picture of why Israel is so often the center of God's Word, both New and Old Testaments. I suppose that's why I dove into Dispensationalism the way I did.

That is a solid stand on the Word of God, and a position that should be respected by all of us. Not to mention just plain good advice. I take it a bit farther than you in certain doctrines, I believe through searching the Scriptures I have solid proof of my beliefs. Dispensationalism is...

I have talked to many through the years concerning their souls. I have heard many times "God doesn't want me, if He had chosen me I wouldn't be in this mess I'm in. I ask them how do you know God doesn't want you and hasn't chosen you for salvation. Then they begin repeating Reformed Theology...

Maybe we are agreeing and wording it differently. God opens the heart through the Gospel but not all will believe. In your last line it seems you are saying that when God opens the heart (as in it being His choice for them to believe and not man's) they will freely believe.

You said, " when and if God opens their hearts to believe, they freely embrase it (Acts 16:14-15)." God gives them the Gospel to open their hearts, they have the choice to open up and receive His Grace once they hear the truth. Titus 2:11-12 "For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath...

Part 3 Dispensationalism We've briefly covered the dispensations that divide time showing us how God has dealt differently with man according to the available knowledge of His salvation in the dispensation in which man has lived. We've discussed one of the main points of Dispensationalism in...

The theory in action, but OK.

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It seems since Mr. Toplady had nothing critical to say of the Calvinists, (but everyone else) he assumes only the Calvinists will be accepted of the Father. That's typical coming from Reformed man in that time period.

Ok, Z, you can explain that theory to the Lord when you meet Him.

I know that my Bible says "whosoever will let him come." What says your theory?

How many cities would be burned to the ground if the shoe was on the other foot? If the left lost someone by a sniper and a conservative made the remarks that Kimmel made.

That is my point with the Calvinists. No one was predestined to saved, they "whosoever will" were predestined to His plan to be conformed. How many times does the Scripture say, "whosoever will?"

Sounds like a guy making an early bid for '28. Trump has announced that he plans to build a $250M ballroom at the White House with his own money. Newsom is telling everyone that if he does that he will not leave the White House in '28.

What? No Calvinist wants to talk about their Gospel of limited atonement?