@Earth Wind and Fire, one would expect you'd have at least the gumption to google it.
It just so happens I understand it very well. However there are others who do not. So call it a learning post to establish edification.
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@Earth Wind and Fire, one would expect you'd have at least the gumption to google it.
Not bad. Agree!
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Prior to Genesis 15:6; was Abraham hell-bound?
Shall I google it?
What is salvation? Is it regeneration? Justification? Faith? Election? Glorification? Salvation is all those things. The Ordo Salutis is a casual and logical order of the different components related to soteriology (salvation). It is not a chronological order.Salvation occurs before conversion?
By all means! Good idee! Let us know!
Well actually you can google it yourself.
Conversion is a change in belief or the course of one's life. Regeneration is a change in one's nature.
Not bad. Agree!
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Prior to Genesis 15:6; was Abraham hell-bound?
1. Before he went to worship at Jerusalem?
Btw... To my understanding of scripture in these statements there are two calls, one is effectual and one is gospel...
Now Kentucky lighten up on the Brother... Brother Glen
Look you just came at me and so now I am supposed to trust you?!? Once the trust factor goes by the way side it’s all over.Well actually you can have my opinion, which was what I was after from you (you know, your thoughts, like maybe you actually might meditate on this stuff):
No. Abraham was not hell-bound prior to Genesis 15:6.
Regeneration. 1 John 5:1.What is salvation? Is it regeneration?
Regeneration. 1 John 5:1.
Ok. So the Popular Calvinist claim would also be totally without Biblical support too.There's only two places in the NT where the word is actually used, and that ain't one of them.
Ok. So the Popular Calvinist claim would also be totally without Biblical support too.
OK. How does one get regeneration prior to faith out of Matthew 19:28 or Titus 3:5?I don't think that the "Popular Calvinist" stance is to deny that these are the only two instances of the word 'regeneration' in the Bible.
OK. How does one get regeneration prior to faith out of Matthew 19:28 or Titus 3:5?
Huh? Precedes means prior, before. How is does Matthew 19:28 and/or Titus 3:5 show this heavenly birth precedes faith?I don't. I believe faith 'regenerates'. It's the heavenly birth that must precede faith.
Huh? Precedes means prior, before. How is does Matthew 19:28 and/or Titus 3:5 show this heavenly birth precedes faith?
No real difference.so what’s the difference? Is conversion the first step to following Christ or is it the full enchilada?
Then what about being born from above. Is it connected to conversation (part of the package) or is it something else and is it a requirement of joking a Baptist Church?