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A taliban was detached from his men after a battle and found himself crossing a desert. As he walked he was out of water and thought of giving up when he spotted someone in the distance. As he got closer he noticed a Jewish man selling neckties. Do you have water? Said the taliban. The Jew...

Amen

Or I think there’s a general calling to humanity then a special calling for the elect.

Amen. However, the cross provided the ability for the human race to be saved since by one man’s righteousness live and grace entered the world. But the work of predestination and election are also part of the means of salvation. That is why before the cross salvation happened. Justification is a...

The cross is not, the only saving instrumentality

Matthew 12 records one of the three messianic miracles. These were taught by first century Pharisaic Judaism as special miracles only to be performed by the messiah when he came. The first messianic miracle was the healing of a Jewish leper. The second messianic miracle was the healing of a man...

Universalism is heresy.

I’m here to help. As was the case at Kadesh Baranea and as is the case of the warnings in the book of Hebrews, and in Matthew 12, the punishment was physical death not spiritual loss of salvation. Please think deeply about that.

Everyone rejected God before they believed. Does that answer your question?

The cross rendered all men savable. But not all are saved. Because without divine enabling the elect cannot come to Christ. Which for me is a huge relief. Because I don’t have to argue doctrine with a Mormon or scripture with an atheist, all I need do is present the gospel and the Holy Spirit...

Israel committed a sin once before in her history that too, was a national sin and not a singular individual sin where that “generation” was judged. Anyone care to guess when that happened?

Limited atonement is not necessary as the cross is not, the only saving instrumentation.

All manner of sin is forgivable, including the u s. Are you claiming that Jesus’ blood does not forgive any and all sin? That’s blasphemy.

The unpardonable sin is not a sin that can be committed today by individual believers. Plus Paul committed the unpardonable sin and was forgiven of it. The unpardonable sin in the only context that it is found in scripture is a national sin and was committed by Israel as noted by Jesus’ words...

You are missing so much.

Total depravity Unlimited atonement Irresistible grace Perseverance of God

At this point the mission was to Israel only. Context

I’ve thought on that

It comes from the human spirit