timtofly
Well-Known Member
It was settled in eternity all would be redeemed. All names were placed in the Lamb's book of life and the book was sealed. Do you not know what settled means?Still no answer!!
Still rewriting what I say, to claim what I did not say.
Did you say when scripture indicates names were entered in the Lamb's book of Life? Nope, you said "edited" which could mean anything on either side of the issue.
How was it "settled" if the names were not entered before creation? No answer will be forthcoming. Just more evasion in support of fiction.
BTW, Jesus promised to NEVER remove any names from His Book of Life.
From the verse in Revelation 13:8 do you say the book was sealed at the Cross with all names from all time?
How is that different that it includes all names since the foundation. You claim the foundation was 2,000 years ago.
The when does not make a difference if all names are still included. If you say only a few redeemed names were in the book and no names could ever be removed nor added, how is that not calvinism which says the exact same thing?
What is the point of God redeeming all of mankind and then letting humans decide when their name is placed in the book? Why seal the book so it can never be opened, until a certain moment in time? A sealed book is not sealed just to be opened. It is sealed to prevent any thing from being added or removed.
Give me one verse that states names are added. Give me one verse that states names cannot be removed.
Exodus 32:31-33
"And Moses returned unto the Lord, and said, Oh, this people have sinned a great sin, and have made them gods of gold. Yet now, if thou wilt forgive their sin--; and if not, blot me, I pray thee, out of thy book which thou hast written. And the Lord said unto Moses, Whosoever hath sinned against me, him will I blot out of my book."
Did Moses time travel to the first century?
Was the book already in existence since before Creation?
Jesus is the Lord God. Jesus did say as the Lord God, He would blot out those who sin against God. Are you saying they have no choice in that decision like Calvinist do?
If you take that as literal, when Moses disobeyed God, God would have had to have removed him from the Lamb's book of life anyway. What is that sin then, if humans are born sinners, that makes it necessary to be removed from this book?