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Either God intended that the Cross was where Jesus died to provide a particular atonement and salvation, and that will be a definite group coming to Jesus, or else he intended to save all sinners by it, and waits upon our response, hoping some will make the "right decision" to now get saved

No, but we still have today the books written by mighty men of ther past, rich in doctrines and applications, unless we would say that we can learn nothing from likes of a Spurgeon, Sproul, macArthur and their like?

This is what happens when certain people make even the Kjv an idol

What satisfied and paid for the satisfaction of God towards His wrath towards us as sinners? A transaction happened at Calavry, as in that Cross Jesus was imputed to receive from the father what we were to get as sinners, and due to Him atoning for those sins, we are able to get imputed his...

We are to see the Bible as the supreme and only inspred authority for all doctrines, but still can use other bible tools for profit

Calvinists see Jesus death as paying in full tot he Father what is due to Him as sinners, and when he stated it is accomplished/finished, we accept that in full

Do you accept that the Holy Spirit has gifted to us bible teachers and expositors that will be able to better explain to us what scriptures teach and how to apply them?

There are 2 extremes to avoid regarding Creeds and Coinfessions, one would be to essential place them on par with Bible, and the other is to say no worth at all, as we hold to Bible only

The Holy Spirit can now do his work to save out lost sinners to lord Jesus due to His shed blood as appeasement foe the due wrath and judgment of God towards us while we were yet sinners

was he treated by the Father in same fashion all of the lost shall be?

Learned something new, as did not know either one of those

He imputes that to us correct?

Did Paul really have a choice to say to the risen Lord Jesus"Thanks, but no thanks?"

Those are not called Confessions though are they? As thought those were more akin to statement of beliefs or part of their systematic theology

was he sacrificed for our sins in our stead?

He became the sin bearer correct?

Goid cannot forgive us apart from a sin offering

What happened then to the sins that God had against us and stored up as divine wrath to be laid on us at the final judgement?

and when we physical die, if the Lord jesus has not bourne our sins for us, we have to before holy Go, and face divine wrath and judgement

What Confessions of faith though exist that are not Reformed nor Baptist then?