2 Peter 2:1

[Reformed1689]

Is this post on topic, or is it an unnecessary post changing the subject to me.

Directly responded to your post. If you don't want a response to your post don't post.

 

[37818]

How do you get that from what I said? You don't.

I did.

. . . and 1 Timothy 2:6 . . . .

That Greek word is only used in that verse once in the whole New Testament. It means He is that redemption for each individual.

 

[Reformed1689]

Everyone knows what it says and no amount of obfuscation will change one word of it. Just read it folks.

Yeah and it doesn't say what you said.

 

[Reformed1689]

I did.
That Greek word is only used in that verse once in the whole New Testament. It means He is that redemption for each individual.

That is not what that word means.

 

[Martin Marprelate]

LOL, lets count the unblible or biblically illiterate claims

Christ does not provide the means of reconciliation. Propitiation provides the means of reconciliation and Christ is our propitiation.

Propitiation is a sacrifice or offering that turns away wrath or anger. Christ is indeed the propitiation for our sins. He has recconciled His people to God (2 Corinthians 5:18-19).

The unnecessary comment was not deleted.

Perhaps that was because it was necessaryOTE]

Does John 6:39 teach limited atonement (renamed definite atonement for the purpose of obfuscation)? Nope

Actually, yep.

And you are the one systemically misrepresenting my views, and you seem unable to stop.

Perhaps you might consider explaining yourself better then.

 

[37818]

That is not what that word means.

The word is in the singlar. As a ramsom in place of an individual on behalf of all. You provided nothing except denial.

 

[Salty]

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