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The ones that do not have to go and fight it.

My Bad. :oops: My sincere apology for the misnaming. Went back and changed the name to {fill in the blank} Do not recall if you call faith a work so if not then the post would not apply to you.

Faithfulness is a fruit of the Spirit for those that already believe just as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness and self-control are. It really is to bad that you fight so hard against the word of God. Your continued denial of His word does make me question just how...

You got it {fill in the blank} and God saves those that believe. So it cannot be a work as we are told that no one will be saved by works. I know it is hard for you to accept this truth but Paul states it clearly. Eph 2:8 For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of...

Fruit of the Spirit The word “fruit” is singular, indicating that these qualities constitute a unity, all of which should be found in a believer who lives under the control of the Spirit. Test your faith by your works. The fruit/works believers should have in their lives is listed in...

Sure but what does that have to do with someone believing in Christ? I have given you clear Scripture and you hold to a religion that has pagan roots. It is not the truth you are looking for BF but rather compliance with your errant views that is why you continue with your silly non-biblical...

So you disagree with the word of God.

You are right God does not owe anyone grace that is why it is so amazing. He shows His grace to even those that do not trust in Him. If it were not for His grace we would all have died before we ever had the chance to trust in Him. As you said we are all sinners condemned to hell for the sins we...

Yes and man can freely choose to trust in Christ Jesus for their salvation. Asking why God is not fair is a silly question. The question we have to address is, is God just? The bible tells us He is. So if man has not ability to choose to trust in Christ, as those of the C/R view continue too...

Do you not even trust the words that you quoted? How can you see something that is not there? Psa 110:3 Your people shall be volunteers In the day of Your power; NKJV Psa 110:3 does not say God made them do something does it? That is something you have to read into the text so that it fits...

Still does not support "God makes us willing in the day of His power". (EWB-CB) Thy People shall offer themselves for voluntary offerings, (MLV2021) Your people offer themselves willingly in the day of your power, (NASB 95) Your people will volunteer freely in the day of Your power...

So if someone went to the front and said those words would that be a confession of faith in Christ even if they read it from a card? The fact they went forward indicates they believe that salvation is through Christ Jesus. Now you may feel comfortable in judging the heart of the person but I do...

BF because you continue to ignore context you continue to read into the verses what you need to find. Man has the God given ability to hear and respond to the gospel message. The Holy Spirit convicts all men and Christ draws all men. Those that trust in Him are saved those the reject Him are...

So you do not have a verse to support your "God makes us willing in the day of His power". How you get that from Psa 110:1 "Sit at my right hand until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet." is just one of those C/R mysteries. Says nothing about making people willing to believe as I...

Then why are you claiming the US and Britain are in the bible? Where do you find that in scripture?

Well I see that you give all the rehearsed answers that I have come to expect from those of the C/R view. You have traded the word of God for the word of man. Your philosophy can be traced right back to Augustine who brought pagan teachings into the church. So your saying that getting wet is...

You do know that what you just wrote is complete foolishness.

Why do you ask?

Dale

Man is a slave to sin but that does not preclude him being able to hear, understand and respond to the gospel message. That is just the C/R view that was brought into the church in the 4th century. And yes man is responsible for his sinning and will be judged for it. But your philosophy says...