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The Democrat plan always involves just throwing money at the problem, rather than solving the problem. One of the consequences of them taking the House is that fixing the border crisis with new laws became their responsibility since they control the purse. But they refuse to lift a finger to...

No, that is not what she was referring to.

Those were not surveys. Both Obama and Biden tried to claim "jobs saved" which is something that cannot be quantified.

No, not hearsay: Obama: Stimulus saved 1 million jobs VP Biden on Stimulus: 325,000 Educator Jobs Created or Saved

It doesn't use those exact words in Exodus 5, but it is clear from the text that Pharaoh's heart was hardened against Moses and the Israelites. It is there in function.

I am not moving the debate anywhere. YOU engaged me and I am just responding to you. Again, I never said that God did not harden Pharaoh's heart. You can't seem to get past that. You can't seem to be unable to actually address what I said. My point is that God hardened Pharaohs' heart...

Again, I never said that God did not harden Pharaoh's heart. You are trying to refute an argument I didn't make. So I can see you are really confused and lack competent debate skills. Perhaps you should bow out if you can't correctly frame my argument.

That's not what I said. The Obama administration was touting a certain number of jobs saved, in fact it was Biden who made the claim. Something in the hundreds of thousands of jobs. But experts claimed that it was impossible to quantify jobs saved. The difference is that we can actually...

It reads in Hebrew, "v'ani a-khazak et-lavo v'lo shalak et-ha-am." Where you find the phrase, "that he shall not" is the Hebrew word, "v'lo." If he wanted to say, "In order that" or "so that" the word would be "l'ma'an." I am not retreating to an argument about the Hebrew. I simply...

That isn't how it reads in Hebrew. It doesn't say that God would harden Pharaoh's heart in order that he would not let the people go. Otherwise, you would have God ordering Pharaoh to do something while at the same preventing Pharaoh from doing it. He would punish Pharaoh for not doing what...

Wrong. Nothing I said rises to that. I have the power to hurt an infant child. But I don't have the will to do so. There is nothing in my mind or heart tha would prompt me to do that. Pharaoh had the power to change his mind and obey the Lord and do what the Lord told him to do. That...

It does, like it or not. Wrong and that is just more sloppy exegesis. Those who refuse to believe are condemned already because we are born in a default state of condemnation. We are born in sin, separated from God. Those who reject the Lord stand in the condemnation in which all of us...

But Romans 9 is about service, not about salvation. Every analogy Paul uses in that chapter has to do with a defense of God's sovereign use of Israel to accomplish His purposes. It has nothing to do with who is or is not saved. Honorable and dishonorable vessels have to do with degrees of...

Yes, God said he would not change his mind. That does not mean that he couldn't. The power to change his mind was there, but will to do so was not.

Yes it was a partial blindness (Rom. 11:25) No, God does not choose Hell as the destiny for some and you have NO Scripture to back up that nonsense. Yes, he did punish them for their excessiveness which highlights my point. He did not ordain their sins even though He used them as an...

And what is in dispute is what the hardening entailed. God did harden His heart. No one is disputing that. But God was not forcing Pharaoh to sin. The result of God's plagues was the hardening of Pharaoh's heart and the increase of Pharaoh's pride against God who he saw as his rival. The...

The experts said over and over and over that it is impossible to know how many jobs were saved. The fact is that Obama's stimulus didn't deliver what it was promised to deliver. It was a failure.

Which is what I was getting at. That is not in dispute.

I offer refutation of poorly interpreted Scripture. I do not try to make the Bible contradict itself. Which is a restatement of what I already said, but in different words. He did not force their unbelief. But He did cause a partial blindness to come upon them as to who Jesus was. But it was...