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When Jesus was applying the Psalm to Himself as being forsaken of God, was that Him quoting that as a messianic psalm, as what he was actually experiencing on that Cross? The phrase "my God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" is the opening line of Psalm 22 in the Bible. It is famously spoken by...

I am now officially admitting to everyone that since JonC thinks that I lied against him when I accused Him of holding to God just excusing our sins, that I am asking Him to forgive me for stating that against him on our many discussions regarding the Psa atonement views here on the Baptist...

Which would be us repenting of our sins then?

but there must be an established basis by which God can forgive their sins and still remain a Holy God

God the Father can forgive our sins due to the death of Jesus in our stead and for our behalf , that is the very basis, what other basis can there even be?

You haven't just was trying to keep the peace

God can freely forgive our sins because someone else had died in our place and took upon Himself our due wrath and condemnation. Due to that Cross, the father can now declare us justified and make us born again by the Holy Spirit. as no shedding of divine blood, no remission for our sins...

So if not Pauline Justification, would it then be that God infuses us with divine grace then?

Is God allowed to run salvation then as He so chooses? Can He decide who are the elect or not?

The sould that sins must die though, and we are all accountable to God for what we had done sinning wise before we got saved

Unless I am totally mistaken, the ONLY viewpoint regarding eschatological viewpoint that is heretical would be full pretierist, so lets show some civility to each other on this issue, as its OK to be Amil/preMil/Historical premil etc

Sounds like his views were pretty close to those held by Spurgeon himself regarding eschatology

Think that you are asking if the predestination was to the Plan or to the person, correct?

Still just trying to get one clear passage in the NT that states to us that we while lost sinners still had full free will inherit within us

man already chose though to be at war against God and be His enemy

What does that term mean in the greek text, Propitiation?

Would it be unfair to have Jesus experience that deserved wrath due us since He had agree from eternity past to be our sin bearer? Just trying to understand what your rejection of that would be based upon Brother

What would happen to anyone who rejected Jesus, would they not them face the wrath and condemnation of God, so why would not Jesus endure the same when he died for us?

Did he die in my stead, for my personal sins is the question

All of that you describe though is the working of the Holy Spirit Himself, as we cannot will ourselves to do any of that, correct?