1689Dave
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Don't teach what scripture does not teach.it does NOT deny it either, its left up to God!
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Don't teach what scripture does not teach.it does NOT deny it either, its left up to God!
The elect have there names in the book before creation. God is fully omniscient. Everyone's name is also in the book from eternity. Only children who die as children and the elect who receive Christ keep their name in the book (Mark 10:14-15; John 3:3; 1 John 5:4; Revelation 3:5; Revelation 20:15). No other way makes sense.They get placed in once we are saved, we are all born lost sinners, correct?
Scriptures tells us the the secret things belong top God, and this would be one of those things!Don't teach what scripture does not teach.
The mnames of JUST the saved are written down, never to be blotte dout!The elect have there names in the book before creation. God is fully omniscient. Everyone's name is also in the book from eternity. Only children who die as children and the elect who receive Christ keep their name in the book (Mark 10:14-15; John 3:3; 1 John 5:4; Revelation 3:5; Revelation 20:15). No other way makes sense.
You said there are 10 Commandments and not just 2 Commandments. One of the 10 Commandments specifically demands that the ‘Sabbath’ (which is Saturday) be kept Holy (Set apart for God). Is that a requirement or not? Now you are just plain confusing me.We are talking about the Moral aspects of the law!
Everything today's prophecy buffs cut and paste from scripture to support their wildest imaginations?Scriptures tells us the the secret things belong top God, and this would be one of those things!
Children who die as children who are not of age to accept God's gift on their own accord, their names would be in the book of life (Mark 10:14-15; Revelation 20:15).Nope, as the scriptures teach to us that we are all condemned and lost sinners when born, and then God chooses to save us, and when we receive Jesus as Lord thru faith, we are forever secured in the Book that has the names ofall of the redeemed from Eternity!
Not anyone never sins, except the Son of God (Mark 10:18; 1 John 3:4-5). Even the children for whom Christ died to save (Psalm 58:3; 2 Corinthians 5:14; Mark 10:14-15).I believe that when one acquires the mental ability to know right from wrong one is condemned of one doesn't believe in Jesus as Lord & savior. Even if one never sins otherwise, not believing in Jesus is itself a sin, and, as we know, one sin makes one guilty of all.
The Biblical narrative has little to say about how we are condemned already, it is about saving the condemned.
We know it is not through a physical line.
Are you saying Jesus must have been incorrect?blah, blah, bla-bla-bla-bla blah.
Believe it or not, wrath is coming because of fornication, uncleanness, inordinate affection, evil concupiscence, and covetousness, which is idolatry, Colossians 3:6.
LOL. No, I'm sayin you ain't hearin' 'im.Are you saying Jesus must have been incorrect?
He that hath the Son hath life, he that hath not the Son hath not lifeLOL. No, I'm sayin you ain't hearin' 'im.
I believe that when one acquires the mental ability to know right from wrong one is condemned of one doesn't believe in Jesus as Lord & savior. Even if one never sins otherwise, not believing in Jesus is itself a sin, and, as we know, one sin makes one guilty of all.