convicted1
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Okay.
Now, did all that die in Abel, will they be saved?
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All those who die in Cain, will they die lost?
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free will vs. election???????
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Okay.
Now, did all that die in Abel, will they be saved?
---and----
All those who die in Cain, will they die lost?
HisWitness
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Okay.
Now, did all that die in Abel, will they be saved?
---and----
All those who die in Cain, will they die lost?
I will quote scripture to you once more that is plain as day--
Through 1 man(Christ) ALL SHALL BE MADE RIGHTEOUS
doesn't get any plainer than that both many's in that text are the same ALL
I will quote scripture to you once more that is plain as day--
Through 1 man(Christ) ALL SHALL BE MADE RIGHTEOUS
doesn't get any plainer than that both many's in that text are the same ALL
when Christ separates the sheep from the goats there will be many there who will be very disappointed to find out they weren't sheep after all.
MB
No, I see your posts as "guises" so that you won't out and out say you're a ME'er. I don't, nor have I ever, rejected God's Word. I reject YOUR misapplication of how to handle them.
Again, with a "yes or "no", are you a ME'er? This isn't a hard question, so it should be easy for you to answer.
Convicted. I'm late to this conversation and I'm not wading through the 40+ pages, but I saw the last few posts where you and HW and thought I'd comment.
There is no way, no chance you are going to get a straight answer from him. I tried a couple months ago when I called him out on being a universalist (in fact i think you were in that thread as well) and he refuses to ever give a straight forward answer. He's a coward who cannot/will not openly say or defend what he believes.
HisWitness
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when Christ separates the sheep from the goats there will be many there who will be very disappointed to find out they weren't sheep after all.
MB
that text is talking about nations
HisWitness
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that text is talking about nations
that's folks problem instead of dealing with the text at hand--because they cant explain it--they move to other portions of scripture that have nothing to do with the text at hand
HisWitness
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Convicted. I'm late to this conversation and I'm not wading through the 40+ pages, but I saw the last few posts where you and HW and thought I'd comment.
There is no way, no chance you are going to get a straight answer from him. I tried a couple months ago when I called him out on being a universalist (in fact i think you were in that thread as well) and he refuses to ever give a straight forward answer. He's a coward who cannot/will not openly say or defend what he believes.
the straight answer is in Romans 5 I just posted the scripture--why cant you just read the scripture--maybe because your too afraid of what youll find
the straight answer is in Romans 5 I just posted the scripture--why cant you just read the scripture--maybe because your too afraid of what youll find
Right... Cause there is NO way that verse could ever be interpreted in any way other than universalism... I suppose there is no hyperbole in the Bible or exaggeration for effect. Or you know - harmonization?
:BangHead::BangHead:
The real straight answer is in Revelation 20--why can't you just read the scripture--maybe because your too afraid of what you'll find?
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