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do you make it up as you go along? exactly where does it say that Isaiah's wife was a virgin years after marriage?

typo! :Biggrin

Yes, as THE VIRGIN, בְתוּלָ֥ה is YOUNG WONAN

So, the Holy Spirit is RIGHT, that's all that really matters. Matthew says that it was the virgin Mary, and NOT the wife of Isaiah, so I don't waste time with speculations.

Yes, I believe what God says, but not the way you misrepresent it.

your "theology" on this is way off from what the Bible actually says. So, when a saved person sins, they can tell the Lord that "it is not my fault", because I cannot sin? And you are supposed to have taught the Bible at college? WOW!

Because I believe the Word of Almighty God, when Matthew says that Isaiah was referring ONLY to the Lord Jesus Christ, in his Prophecy in 7:14. Not some fables! I say it again, prove Wilson, Young, Hindson and my own article wrong.

so you are denying that the words of Isaiah 7:14 are a direct Prophecy of the Conception of the Lord Jesus Christ? You think that you know more than the Apostle Matthew, who clearly refers to Isaiah as writing VIRGIN, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit? So Matthew words are error, and not...

you can, if you wish, check out my own personal study on Isaiah 7:14, and feel free to comment, http://www.trinitystudies.org/Jesus/isaiah7-14.pdf

for a sinner to be saved, is in itself FREEDOM. You say "made FREE", are you suggesting that the "saved" are FREE from sin and never sin anymore? That is IMPOSSIBLE

shows you ignorance really, as you cannot deal with what I am saying here. First READ Wilson, Young and even Edward Hindson, and then show your arguments against what they say!

Are you suggesting that no unsaved person can ever do any moral good? The freedom that Jesus speaks of is being saved from sin and its consequences, but this does not mean that we cease to sin

try to get Robert Dick Wilson and Edward J Young on this and see exactly what is right on this. No one can really contradict their conclusions

so you know more than Wilson and Young? You have go to be kidding!

This means that after a sinner is saved, that they are "free" from the Old Covenant under the "law", and made alive in Jesus Christ. A spiritual exchange takes place. It has nothing to do with the teaching like that of Luther on the "bondage of the will"

I suggest you read the two excellent works done on this passage in Isaiah, with special attention to the Hebrew, almah, by Robert Dick Wilson and Edward J Young,which show beyond any doubt, that the ONLY possible rendering of the Hebrew is VIRGIN. These two scholars were among the best for Old...

in what way is Jesus Christ the Savior of the whole world? Can ALL then be saved? what does this do to the teaching that God elected some to eternal life, and left the rest?

You are wrong as there is not a single use in the Bible, where the Hebrew, "almah", does not mean "virgin". The deliberate change by the RSV to "young woman", removes the fact that the person referred to in Prophecy by Isaiah, was a "virgin"; as a "young woman", may or may not be a "virgin".The...

where in Scripture does it say that our wills are in bondage?

my point is why do people have the need to call themselves, "Reformed" or "Calvinist", etc, why not just a Christian or follower of Jesus Christ?