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do you just go around BB looking to cause trouble? You obviously don't understand what I have written, and ramble on about nothing!

simply that they are in error. I used to believe that a truly born-again believer could lose their salvation for over 20 years, until the Greek NT of John 10:28, and 11:25-26, and 5:24, and others, showed me that I was wrong.

My friend, not every detail that was discussed between Paul and the jailer is recorded. If you read Paul's Epistles, you will clearly see that he firmly believed in repentance also, as you will see from 1 Thess. 1:9, etc "For they themselves report concerning us the kind of reception we had...

you are still in error by what you say. God could not cause Judas to "fall", which is the "betrayal" of Jesus Christ, which was the greatest sin that any human could do. Your thinking is not in line with Scripture. You must put aside any theological thinking and stick to the Bible

"SBG is presenting a false gospel by his declarations of repentance before salvation". so the Holy Bible is in error!

Yes, very clearly, as I see also from 1 Peter 1:5, and John 5:24, and elsewhere. We have to remember that it is the Lord Who is the Guarantor of our salvation. who has promised in His own Word, that it is ETERNAL., Therefore He will ensure that this is the case for ALL true believers in Jesus...

I don't think that this is the correct approach on arriving at the true definition for an important term as "Justification". The lexical definition will most probably be in line with the normal use of the word, with some comments by the lexicographer. However, it is more important in such cases...

you don't have to respond to my posts? we have crossed before I remember, and you still return! My like what I say :D

You will find in the Greek, that "appointed" is to do with their "stumbling", because they chose to be disobedient. They are disobedient, and therefore they stumble. The Greek verb, τίθημι, says nothing of any "predestination", or, "fore-appointing", which is what the KJV reading makes it.

God in His "foreknowledge" knew that Judas would betray Jesus Christ, and therefore chose him as His Disciple. But, this does not equate to "preordained", as God cannot cause anyone to sin

text?

read what you said, "God chose Judas TO BETRAY Jesus"

this is complete nonsense! God made Judas SIN???

prophecy fulfilled in Judas, he was not made to betray Jesus by God's power.

no, God knew that Judas would betray Jesus, and used him, but did not "choose" him to do this

never!

this is going away from the OP

so did God Incarnate "choose" a lost person to be His Disciple?

look at John 6:70