Two observations
1. Jailminister, I understand your view because it is general the accepted one by non-Calvinistic baptists, but it does not reflect hard exegetical work. If you look at any CRITICAL commentary (New American Commentary, NIGTC, NICNT, Word Biblical), then you will find that most scholars do not hold to this view. Also look at any major Systematic Theology book and you will also find that your view does not reflect that of theologians.
2. Me2, your logic is way beyond reason. You seem to have your own brand of critical thinking that is neither critical nor thinking in regard to this subject. You are inductive in your beliefs. You hold to something and then look for Scripture to support it. Your explanation of double jeopardy is very unsound and lacks any real reasoning. I am sorry, but I cannot talk to you anymore. You don't play by the rules of reason. You are in LA, I suggest you go to New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and take some classes in Christian philosophy from Robert Stewart and hermeneutics from Drs. England and Warren. They are some of the best thinkers in the SBC and among all evangelicals.
As for me, I am done with this topic, it has proceeded past looking critically and exegetically at the topic and that is the only way I can look at Scripture.
D.R.
1. Jailminister, I understand your view because it is general the accepted one by non-Calvinistic baptists, but it does not reflect hard exegetical work. If you look at any CRITICAL commentary (New American Commentary, NIGTC, NICNT, Word Biblical), then you will find that most scholars do not hold to this view. Also look at any major Systematic Theology book and you will also find that your view does not reflect that of theologians.
2. Me2, your logic is way beyond reason. You seem to have your own brand of critical thinking that is neither critical nor thinking in regard to this subject. You are inductive in your beliefs. You hold to something and then look for Scripture to support it. Your explanation of double jeopardy is very unsound and lacks any real reasoning. I am sorry, but I cannot talk to you anymore. You don't play by the rules of reason. You are in LA, I suggest you go to New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and take some classes in Christian philosophy from Robert Stewart and hermeneutics from Drs. England and Warren. They are some of the best thinkers in the SBC and among all evangelicals.
As for me, I am done with this topic, it has proceeded past looking critically and exegetically at the topic and that is the only way I can look at Scripture.
D.R.