Featured Dr. D. Wallace's View of Election

Yet another unbiblical assertion devoid of any scriptural support. We are chosen through faith, not before faith. Ask yourself why a person would deny the obvious? Suppress the truth cross your mind?

Returning to topic:

1) We were individually elected for salvation during our lifetime, after we had lived without mercy (1 Peter 2:9-10)
2) We were individually elected for salvation through faith in the truth, a conditional election (2 Thessalonians 2:13)
3) God chose folks who were poor to the world, rich in faith, and heirs to the kingdom promised to those who love Him (James 2:5)
4) When God chose His Redeemer before the foundation of the world, He also chose us corporately as the target group of His redemption plan, thus He chose us in Him. (Ephesians 1:4)​

 

Note all they have is shouting taint so, taint so, but no scripture to support their false theology.

1) We were individually elected for salvation during our lifetime, after we had lived without mercy (1 Peter 2:9-10)
2) We were individually elected for salvation through faith in the truth, a conditional election (2 Thessalonians 2:13)
3) God chose folks who were poor to the world, rich in faith, and heirs to the kingdom promised to those who love Him (James 2:5)
4) When God chose His Redeemer before the foundation of the world, He also chose us corporately as the target group of His redemption plan, thus He chose us in Him. (Ephesians 1:4)​

 

Here is a short list of questions, the false theology folks do not answer:
1. Why did Jesus teach in parables according to Matthew 13:
2) Why did God need to harden the hearts in Romans 11:
3) How could the people of Matthew 23:13 have been entering the kingdom yet be blocked?

 

Yet another false theology profession. We were chosen through faith, 2 Thessalonians 2:13. God chooses people rich in faith. Note the sneaky effort to equate God's love from everlasting, with God's individual election. Absurdity? The dog will not hunt.

Did they answer any of the questions or did they seek to change the subject?

 

Did you see an answer to the questions or yet another change of subject effort. Does God oppose the proud and give grace to the humble. Yes. Does anyone say no because that means God is a respecter of humble persons? God is not a respecter of persons according to the world's value system. On and on they go, proclaiming one false theology point to bolster another false theology point.

Here is a short list of questions, the false theology folks do not answer:
1. Why did Jesus teach in parables according to Matthew 13:
2) Why did God need to harden the hearts in Romans 11:
3) How could the people of Matthew 23:13 have been entering the kingdom yet be blocked?

1) We were individually elected for salvation during our lifetime, after we had lived without mercy (1 Peter 2:9-10)
2) We were individually elected for salvation through faith in the truth, a conditional election (2 Thessalonians 2:13)
3) God chose folks who were poor to the world, rich in faith, and heirs to the kingdom promised to those who love Him (James 2:5)
4) When God chose His Redeemer before the foundation of the world, He also chose us corporately as the target group of His redemption plan, thus He chose us in Him. (Ephesians 1:4)

 

More false theology, Jesus spoke in parables so they would not understand and be healed, because the time had not yet come to profess the gospel to the world. Thus Matthew 13 teaches the lost can respond to the gospel.

So they missed the first question and have not answered the next two.

 

Did you see any answers? Neither did I. Did you see any support for unconditional election cited? Neither did I. Did you see a claim of being able to read the mind of opponents and find ulterior motives? Yes indeed. This is all they have folks.

Here is a short list of questions, the false theology folks do not answer:
1. Why did Jesus teach in parables according to Matthew 13:
2) Why did God need to harden the hearts in Romans 11:
3) How could the people of Matthew 23:13 have been entering the kingdom yet be blocked?

1) We were individually elected for salvation during our lifetime, after we had lived without mercy (1 Peter 2:9-10)
2) We were individually elected for salvation through faith in the truth, a conditional election (2 Thessalonians 2:13)
3) God chose folks who were poor to the world, rich in faith, and heirs to the kingdom promised to those who love Him (James 2:5)
4) When God chose His Redeemer before the foundation of the world, He also chose us corporately as the target group of His redemption plan, thus He chose us in Him. (Ephesians 1:4)

 

No person existed before creation, only God in three Persons. God the Father chose God the Son, the second Person of the Trinity to be His Redeemer, His Lamb of God. Now you do not choose a Redeemer without a plan to Redeem, so when God chose His Redeemer, He chose us in Him corporately as the target group of His redemption plan.

Now why did you say I said we were chosen during our lifetime, rather than addressing what scripture says. How could we live without mercy, and be "not a people" if we had been chosen as foreseen individuals before creation. Answer, that theory conflicts with many verses, so the election before creation was corporate.

 

Still no answer to the questions, but instead we get the above. I have a question, why do the Calvinists, at least some of them, pretend they do not know about the blood and the washing of regeneration? Do think they know but want to change the subject?

Nextt, the Calvinists, or at least one of them, pretends that lost people do something to merit salvation. More nonsense to change the subject.

Will any scripture be offered to support this false theology? Nope.. They offer this fiction but do not even answer the following:

1. Why did Jesus teach in parables according to Matthew 13:
2) Why did God need to harden the hearts in Romans 11:
3) How could the people of Matthew 23:13 have been entering the kingdom yet be blocked?​