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The sould that sins must die though, and we are all accountable to God for what we had done sinning wise before we got saved

Unless I am totally mistaken, the ONLY viewpoint regarding eschatological viewpoint that is heretical would be full pretierist, so lets show some civility to each other on this issue, as its OK to be Amil/preMil/Historical premil etc

Sounds like his views were pretty close to those held by Spurgeon himself regarding eschatology

Think that you are asking if the predestination was to the Plan or to the person, correct?

Still just trying to get one clear passage in the NT that states to us that we while lost sinners still had full free will inherit within us

man already chose though to be at war against God and be His enemy

What does that term mean in the greek text, Propitiation?

Would it be unfair to have Jesus experience that deserved wrath due us since He had agree from eternity past to be our sin bearer? Just trying to understand what your rejection of that would be based upon Brother

What would happen to anyone who rejected Jesus, would they not them face the wrath and condemnation of God, so why would not Jesus endure the same when he died for us?

Did he die in my stead, for my personal sins is the question

All of that you describe though is the working of the Holy Spirit Himself, as we cannot will ourselves to do any of that, correct?

Where is that doctrine of full free will taught though, as my bible states that desire God, no not right, nor seek after Him?

we now have spiritually died in Adam, and when born again made spiritually alive again in Christ

Something did change my brother, its called the Fall of Adam and that brought to us all now spiritual death

Where then is the full free will gospel taught in the NT?

The Holy Spirit regenerates us based upon the election of God unto salvation

Unless the Holy Spirit enables them to hear though, they will remain deaf and dumb to it

Perfect summary of the doctrine of irresistible grace towards and upon His own elect

God bases His election towards us who will be found in Jesus per His good will and pleasure, and then He predestines us due to our election in Christ, so 2 separate processes here, and diagreement would be on just what basis did God rest His election onm?

So to understand what you are stating here, and thanks for the clarification JonC, is that while were were sinners and under the judgement of God for those sins, God decided to save us based upon our repenting and he then made us saved and brand new creatures now in Christ, and forgive our past...