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No one deserved to be saved. Why the angst with Particular redemption?

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Iconoclast

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Nope just humans Angels cannot be redeemed once fallen always fallen in their case.
Hebrews 2 tells you that God did not take upon Himself....the nature of angels,then it tells us whom He did take upon Himself......the seed of Abraham.........not the seed of Adam as you wrongly suggest.....can you see how clearly it says that?
 

Iconoclast

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We are all Adams seed by him all are dead.
Yes.....exactly......now reread It.....He took upon himself....THE SEED OF ABRAHAM. ........NOT. .......the seed of Adam.
The Holy Spirit had the writer to Hebrews tell us exactly who he saved.
 

InTheLight

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When I read this several questions come to mind.
Are any non elect persons ever going to be saved, if so how?

If we are told Jesus accomplished redemption by a perfect sacrifice that nothing can be added to.....do you believe everyone intended by God will be saved, or was it not up to God in the first place?

If God does not save every person is that okay?

Can God make that choice on His own, and indeed does scripture indicate that He has indeed made that choice with perfect judgment. ?

If men are indeed dead in Adam and not subject to obey God and His word......what makes some change......what changes their evil heart of unbelief?

Sorry, I've been gone to a ball game all day today, so it's too late for me to reply.

Still, had I been at my computer this morning I would not have responded to you because I'm not going to play the 20 questions game.
 

revmwc

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How does a dead man respond to God's call?
Dead spiritually but we were all dead in trespasses and sins. We don't have to understand spiritual things to respond the conviction of the Holy Spirit. What we need to believe we are sinners in need of salvation and believe Jesus died for our sins. We hear the gospel and hearing brings us to believe that is put Faith into action
 

revmwc

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That's the closest thing to truth I've ever witnessed you say. But then you undo that truth as you keep typing and you make those who are dead actually alive and able. Your Pelagian hand me down theology comes into play.

Do you know the difference between the words 'can' and 'may'?
Were you dead in trespasses and sins when you were born or were you born already regenerated?
 

Internet Theologian

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Dead spiritually but we were all dead in trespasses and sins.

Your sentence makes no sense. Try again?

We don't have to understand spiritual things to respond the conviction of the Holy Spirit.

More Pelagianism and you granting man credit since your theology is man-centered. The only way we understand anything spiritual is by the Spirit. By Him we unnderstand we are lost and need to be saved, and this is only by the Sons choosing whom He wills, Matthew 11:25ff. We are saved by the power that raised the Christ of God from the dead, not from inherent ability, note Ephesians 2:19. And there are more passages for you to wrest such as James 1:18; 1 Peter 1:1ff; Romans 9:16; John 1:13. Instead of seeing the truth in these passages that show it is all of God and none of man you'll destroy them via your Pelagianist presuppositions.

What we need to believe we are sinners in need of salvation and believe Jesus died for our sins. We hear the gospel and hearing brings us to believe that is put Faith into action

You got too much 'we' in your gospel and very little 'He'. That's the problem in a nutshell.
 

Iconoclast

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Sorry, I've been gone to a ball game all day today, so it's too late for me to reply.

Still, had I been at my computer this morning I would not have responded to you because I'm not going to play the 20 questions game.
Who won the game?

You do not have to respond. ....but this was my reaction in trying to think on these things. I could ask dozens more questions like these......and answer them.
 

revmwc

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Your sentence makes no sense. Try again?



More Pelagianism and you granting man credit since your theology is man-centered. The only way we understand anything spiritual is by the Spirit. By Him we unnderstand we are lost and need to be saved, and this is only by the Sons choosing whom He wills, Matthew 11:25ff. We are saved by the power that raised the Christ of God from the dead, not from inherent ability, note Ephesians 2:19. And there are more passages for you to wrest such as James 1:18; 1 Peter 1:1ff; Romans 9:16; John 1:13. Instead of seeing the truth in these passages that show it is all of God and none of man you'll destroy them via your Pelagianist presuppositions.



You got too much 'we' in your gospel and very little 'He'. That's the problem in a nutshell.
Okay so not one believer was dead in trespasses and sins before salvation, that is the we who must believe not my words Christ said whosoever believes, Paul said believe on the Lord. Believe what? Just that He lived on this earth? Do we need to realize our lost state? The Philippian jailer did, so did Paul and Silas tell him be your saved now believe? Regeneration=salvation so is that the message since you're regenerated believe?
 

Internet Theologian

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Okay so not one believer was dead in trespasses and sins before salvation

[ad hominem ] Nothing I stated even remotely alludes to your asinine conclusion. [ad hominem]

It's apparent you feel whenever you misread an ODT you come up with the fallacy that they believe and support your errors. Many show to you your inability to see the forest for the trees. :)
 

revmwc

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You have serious defects in comprehension. Nothing I stated even remotely alludes to your asinine conclusion. You're being deceitful and disingenuous to come up with the above nonsense.

It's apparent you feel whenever you misread an ODT you come up with the fallacy that they believe and support your errors. Many show to you your inability to see the forest for the trees. :)
At what point did you become saved/regenerated? And then when did you believe? At some point you became alive from the dead when did that occur by your soteriology?
 

percho

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Who will believe?

The sheep.

Who are the sheep? IMHO the called according to purpose. I guess this leads to another question. What purpose? Is it not, to reign with Christ, being in the image of Christ?

My question. Reign over whom? Can they ever be born in the image of Christ? Was redemption a reality before the death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of the living God? Can a non Jew who died before the death and resurrection of Jesus be raised from the dead and the redemption that is in Christ be applied to him?

I have a lot more questions than I have answers and I'm 73.
 
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