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This is a ridiculously false statement.

Perhaps you should read about William Carey--the founder of the Baptist missionary movement. He poured out his life in India, burying a wife and at least one child along the way. He worked tirelessly for seven years before he saw one convert to Christ.

He was a 5-Point Calvinist.

The Archangel

 

Is there a website you prefer?

 

The Blood of the Everlasting Covenant --C.H.S.

If Spurgeon had preached only one sermon this one would have been it.

 

The Blood of the Everlasting Covenant -C.H.S.

The above is so good!

 

Let's clear this part up.
Here is what I said:

Unfortunately you only quoted the last statement separating it from the context in which it was said.

I was referring to the state of denial that you have in the quote or words of Spurgeon, even though I set them right before your eyes. "Whosoever will may come." It seems to be a state of denial that a Calvinist (like Spurgeon) would actually believe and preach that. "You remain in a state of unbelief" in regards to Spurgeon's words in this particular sermon.

I never made any reference to anyone's salvation.

 

You old prevaricator, you specialize in using language that casts me in the role of an unbeliever --an unsaved person. You do it regularly. It is uncalled for.

You are deliberatedly stating untruths by the handfuls.. I have nothing against Spurgeon's words in that sermon and I specifically had told you so earlier. So drop that not-going-to-go-anywhere-subject.

You need to address the posts of mine that I have referenced which directly oppose your make-believe Spurgeon.