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I am just giving to you my friend NOT any new or novel theology, but what the reformers regarded the Atonement as being, and the Apostles themselves God the Father imputed to Jesus the sin debt, and by His atoning and satisfying that obligation, the Father can now freely impute His very...

I have never be involved in any translation work, but based upon what I have learned about textual criticism and translation principles, I would suggest that far more important than actually which Greek NT was being used for translation would be the philosophy of translation, how dynamic and how...

That practice is abomin ation to God, as Mary can do NOTHING for anyone in heaven, as we deal ONLY with the Trinity, never any created beings

The Father still has His wrath towards those of us before we were saved stored up, and it cannot just disappear, as that has to be appeased/atoned and paid for, THEN He is able to justify us and make us new creations in Christ jesus Father MUST have His holy wrath dealt with, and Jesus agreed...

The death of Jesus atoned and paid for all of my sin debt obligation to the father, but still need to be born again in order to have now a relationship and reconciled back to God

Where did the stored up wrath of the Father towards all of us before we were saved by Grace go then?

Rome still sees her as being Intercessor, and as Mother of god, and as top among all in heaven saved for the Trinity themselves

They still see her as being intercessor, and very top among all humans in heaven , save for Jesus

Correct answer to OP would be from eternity past

Our church budgets 11 % of generl funds towards missionaries we support, and also thru year give special amounts towards bible works when needed

Only 2 choices on this issue, either be a Baptist and hold to Imputed righteousness, or be a Cathoic, and go with infused righteousness

You have to apply to your understanding though that OT sacrificial system, and the Suffering Servant of Isaiah 53 Jesus death was though the most innocent suffering on behalf of vile sinners, and he was "punished" for our transgressions and bruised for our own iniquities And without there being...

Psa and Christ is Victor are both viewpoints that have been held, and both can be considered valid One cannot use point 2 though to mean that Jesus suffering our due wrath as being found sinners would make the Father treating Jesus upon the Cross in unrighteous manner

By the very definitio n given to us though in the bible, if we as Calvinists do indeed hold and teach and preach anotjher gospel, then this would fall upon all of us then The phrase "if any preach another gospel let them be anathema" is from the New Testament book of Galatians 1:8-9, as found...

Same ones wjho also claim cannot be a valid conversion unless one was saved by hearing/reading the Kjv bible only Yes, a segment within the King James Only (KJVO) movement holds the view that all missionary translations into foreign languages should be based solely on the King James Version...

Jesus taking upon Himself our due wrath and condemnation for being lost sinners in order to have Holy God , since now has his wrath apepased ad someone taking upon themselves what was due us, allows the Father to justify us now IF Psa is really Heresy, you seem to be stating that all reformed...

Jesus knew in the Garden that when he took upon Himself and drank deeply that cup of wrath that He would suffer being forsaken upon that Cross, and experience while transacting out our salvation what all lost sinners will, wrath, judgment, and being forsaken by God

Just what exactly why Jesus have to die upon that cross then, why was His blood shed and why did he suffer as he did, not merely physically, but in a fashion none save himself ever could have?

God the Father can and does reconcile lost sinners and justifys them to Himself due to their sin obligation and His wrath towards them for being sinners was now appeased and satisfied at the Cross

PSA though provides the only basis by which Holy God can freely declared justified a lost sinner