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How many sins to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop?
- Thread starter npetreley
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Here's my question . . . was Mary saved prior to the birth of Jesus?
Here are your options.
Yes or No
Now if you have answered that question then please tell me at least what thread so I can go look it up.
And if you did then certainly you answered my followup questions as well. Would that be in the same thread?
Here are your options.
Yes or No
Now if you have answered that question then please tell me at least what thread so I can go look it up.
And if you did then certainly you answered my followup questions as well. Would that be in the same thread?
Hope of Glory
New Member
Amy.G said:I am wondering if you know what being born again is.
I am almost 100% positive that you don't, since you seem to be confusing "born from above" with "born again".
J. Jump said:Here's my question . . . was Mary saved prior to the birth of Jesus?
Here are your options.
Yes or No
Now if you have answered that question then please tell me at least what thread so I can go look it up.
And if you did then certainly you answered my followup questions as well. Would that be in the same thread?
Answer our question and I will be glad to answer yours. "mine" or "His". Go for it.
:laugh: .......................Hope of Glory said:I am almost 100% positive that you don't, since you seem to be confusing "born from above" with "born again".
Hope of Glory
New Member
Well, I did answer it yet again on the other thread.
But, I will simply wait for the Heresy Chorus to begin shouting "Is not!" in the next coouple of pages again.
But, I will simply wait for the Heresy Chorus to begin shouting "Is not!" in the next coouple of pages again.
Why don't you take the same advice that I gave Amy and go look it up for yourself. Here's a hint. It's IN THIS THREAD. And I even made your search simpler for you just go page by page a do a control+f and type in Revelation.Answer our question and I will be glad to answer yours. "mine" or "His". Go for it.
You can't help but find the answer. You two should really check into some supplments or something for bad short-term memory loss. You really should be able to remember what someone posts only five or six posts back, which is where my answer could be found when you two started playing this kindergarten game.
fear of the lord
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Rev19:7 Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife hath made herself ready.npetreley said:Answer our question and I will be glad to answer yours. "mine" or "His". Go for it.
8 And to her was granted that she should be arrayed in fine linen, clean and white: for the fine linen is the righteousness of saints.
Hope of Glory said:I am almost 100% positive that you don't, since you seem to be confusing "born from above" with "born again".
What Amy said (or what she smileyed).
ROFL!! THAT is your answer? Tell me you're kidding. Really. No wonder you didn't want to repeat it. I'd be ashamed to repeat that, too.J. Jump said:Well I guess FotL was willing to do your homework for you. Verse ring a bell Amy?
J. Jump said:Well your question has been answered npetreley now live up to your end of the bargin and start answering mine!
Wait, I want to make sure I understand your answer. You're saying that YOUR OWN righteousness gets you into the kingdom, right? You didn't actually state that, you pointed to some totally unrelated verse in Revelation about linen representing righteous acts. But I can see what you MAY BE implying -- just say it outright otherwise you haven't answered the question.
So - is it YOUR righteousness that gets you into the kingdom, or HIS?
James_Newman
New Member
Linen represents what? It says the linen is the righteousness of saints. Saints that you say have no righteousness.
You people just can't ever be happy can you. You want to argue with every little thing don't you. Another stall tactic so you can avoid my questions eh? Oh well not a surprise. You didn't want to deal with the three days ago and were happy enough to send me on my way to hell so why should today change anything? :tear:Wait, I want to make sure I understand your answer. You're saying that YOUR OWN righteousness gets you into the kingdom, right? You didn't actually state that, you pointed to some totally unrelated verse in Revelation about linen representing righteous acts. But I can see what you MAY BE implying -- just say it outright otherwise you haven't answered the question.
James_Newman said:Linen represents what? It says the linen is the righteousness of saints. Saints that you say have no righteousness.
Oh, come on. Are you really this ignorant or do you simply love to play the part? They have no righteousness of their own. They have imputed righteousness by Jesus. They do righteous acts through the power of God.
You are being so intellectually dishonest by pretending I've said saints have no righteousness that I'm not sure you're worth discussing anything with. I do not suffer fools gladly.
J. Jump said:You people just can't ever be happy can you. You want to argue with every little thing don't you. Another stall tactic so you can avoid my questions eh? Oh well not a surprise. You didn't want to deal with the three days ago and were happy enough to send me on my way to hell so why should today change anything? :tear:
You are obviously not going to answer the question, so I give up.
Hope of Glory
New Member
And "righteousness" is "righteous acts", and "should be arrayed" is in the middle voice, so she causes to happen for herself.
But, I'm sure that God didn't really mean what he said in this verse either, according to some.
But, I'm sure that God didn't really mean what he said in this verse either, according to some.
Hope of Glory
New Member
npetreley said:They have no righteousness of their own. They have imputed righteousness by Jesus. They do righteous acts through the power of God.
This is almost ver batim what at least three of us have said.