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The Double Election of Scripture

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MB

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Who added the word chosen in 1 Cor 1?

What makes you think that 1 Peter is about Jews?

If you admit 2th w uses chosen, and it is Gentiles chosen, then the Scripture do indeed use elect for Gentiles, by your own admission of proof.
Not true Paul wrote to the Church there who were at the Synagogue. Very few Gentiles there if any . Common sense I'm just an average Gentile who has never set foot in a Synagogue. I suppose you think it was just running over with Gentiles.
1peter 2:9 says. 1Pe 2:9 But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light:
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atpollard

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The word chosen was added to 1Cor 1:26-31.
Col 3:12-13 The Colosians were told to put on as the elect because they were not elect. We also put on the righteousness of Christ because we are not Christ. 2Th 2:13 we are chosen for our faith.
1st Peter is about the Jews who believed.
MB
I have no idea how this answers my question, so let me ask again:

What is the distinction between an "ELECT" Jew and a "CHOSEN" gentile?
Broken down for clarity:
  • What is an “ELECT” Jew?
  • What is a “CHOSEN” Christian?
  • What is the difference between the two?
 

atpollard

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Not true Paul wrote to the Church there who were at the Synagogue. Very few Gentiles there if any .
Why were these Corinthian Jews worshiping at Pagan temples and in need of correction of all of the pagan practices that had entered the Church? (The Church at Corinth had a LOT of issues with paganism in the worship service from Paul’s Letter.)
How does Paul writing to a Christian Synagogue make him the Apostle to the Gentiles?
What evidence do you have that Corinthians was written to a Jewish audience?
 

Yeshua1

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Not true Paul wrote to the Church there who were at the Synagogue. Very few Gentiles there if any . Common sense I'm just an average Gentile who has never set foot in a Synagogue. I suppose you think it was just running over with Gentiles.
1peter 2:9 says. 1Pe 2:9 But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light:
MB
We are now spiritual Israel of God, so all redeemed are under that description!
 

Van

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I never said there aren't any Gentile's who are saved. No where in scripture does it ever say we must be elect to be saved.
MB
To deny we are chosen for salvation, 2 Thessalonians 2:13, James 2:5, 1 Corinthians 1:26-30 is to make scripture to no effect.
 

Van

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The five points of Double Election (ELECT)

1. Elections - God chose His Redeemer individually (Christ) and all those Christ would redeem corporately before the foundation of the world, the elections before time; and then subsequently chooses believers individually during their lifetime based on crediting their wholehearted faith in Christ, the second election.

2. Love overcomes depravity - Mankind is depraved from conception, separated from God by being in a state of sin with a corrupt flesh and a corrupt human spirit. But God, who understands the heart, accepts the faith, as depraved as it may be, of those who love and trust in His Son.

3. Effective reconciliation - Christ’s propitiation is sufficient to save all men, but the available reconciliation is only received, when God credits our faith as righteousness and spiritually baptizes us into Christ, making us spiritually alive together with Christ.

4. Cultivated call - Turning to God and trusting in Christ occur when receptive people hear the gospel and believe. Thus faith in Christ is spread by an external call to those who receive the gospel wholeheartedly.

5. Trust in Faith - Only by persevering in faith can a believer be sure of salvation, because God protects the faith of His chosen ones.

Read the last few pages and see whether this position is being discussed or derailed.
 

MB

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Why were these Corinthian Jews worshiping at Pagan temples and in need of correction of all of the pagan practices that had entered the Church? (The Church at Corinth had a LOT of issues with paganism in the worship service from Paul’s Letter.)
How does Paul writing to a Christian Synagogue make him the Apostle to the Gentiles?
What evidence do you have that Corinthians was written to a Jewish audience?
I never claimed the synagogue was a Christian synagogue. Paul's custom was to preach in the synagogues. There was no church building that I know of.
As far as Paganism You must be speaking of the a member of the church sleeping with the wife of his own father.
1Co 5:1 It is reported commonly that there is fornication among you, and such fornication as is not so much as named among the Gentiles, that one should have his father's wife.
This was a Jew who was doing ths. Notice that Pauls say this sin was not.so much named among the Gentiles. The whole world was into pagan practices the Jews in fact had many false gods. When people do not walk by the Spirit they tend to fall in to all kinds of sin. Paul explains the need for being Spiritually minded.


Some have some rather strange ideas of what being in the Spirit means or even how to get there. Which why I believe many Christians are so carnal. To walk in the Spirit we have to consciously set our minds on the things of the Spirit. I set my mind on the Spirit every morning first thing. Even after Salvation we are not sin proof though we need to do all we can to be.

Our churches are the same today I don't think I can name one that is sinless Satan does not give up even after we are saved. He get's his kicks by tempting Christians
MB
 
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MB

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To deny we are chosen for salvation, 2 Thessalonians 2:13, James 2:5, 1 Corinthians 1:26-30 is to make scripture to no effect.
To be called elect is to assume you are now a Jew. Jews are elect we are grafted in to the root. A graft does not produce the same fruit as the original branch did. Where we have become the same is in Salvation. Which is now available to the whole world
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Van

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To be called elect is to assume you are now a Jew. Jews are elect we are grafted in to the root. A graft does not produce the same fruit as the original branch did. Where we have become the same is in Salvation. Which is now available to the whole world
MB
You have conjured up your own special meaning of "elect" when it simply means chosen, either corporately or individually.
 

MB

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You have conjured up your own special meaning of "elect" when it simply means chosen, either corporately or individually.
It's not what it means that's important, it's how it is used.
I do not conjure up anything and I surely do not imagine what scripture is actually saying like you.
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MB

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Arminianism came from the rotten tree of Calvinism. You cannot get good fruit from a rotten tree.
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Van

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It's not what it means that's important, it's how it is used.
I do not conjure up anything and I surely do not imagine what scripture is actually saying like you.
MB
It (the term "elect") is used to mean choice, and as far as your denial, here is your quote: To be called elect is to assume you are now a Jew.

God has chosen both Jews and Gentiles. Once we were put into Christ, and made a new creation, there is no difference between us (between Jew and Gentile as we are all one in Christ.)

The church of Colossians had a significant Gentile membership, yet Paul addressed them as elect.
 
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Van

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4. Cultivated call - Turning to God and trusting in Christ occur when receptive people hear the gospel and believe. Thus faith in Christ is spread by an external call to those who receive the gospel wholeheartedly.

1) The "call" (invitation to salvation) is made by the gospel of Christ (Mark 1:15). He laid down His life as a ransom for all, so His shed blood provides the means of salvation for everyone (1 Timothy 2:6). But to receive that "reconciliation" the person must be placed spiritually into Christ, referred to as the sanctification by the Spirit. (2 Thessalonians 2:13)

2) Not everyone who is "exposed" (hears with understanding) to the gospel believes or believes fully. The Second and Third soils of Matthew 13 did not believe fully, thus God did not credit their faith as righteousness and place them into Christ.

3) Some of the fallen lose their innate ability to understand the gospel because they hardened their own hearts with the deceitfulness of sin. (Hebrews 3:13)

4) As ambassadors of Christ we are to witness, by word and example so that we cultivate, plant and nurture (water) the fallen and lost such that they might believe and be saved. (1 Corinthians 3:7 and 2 Corinthians 5:20)
 

AustinC

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The five points of Double Election (ELECT)

1. Elections - God chose His Redeemer individually (Christ) and all those Christ would redeem corporately before the foundation of the world, the elections before time; and then subsequently chooses believers individually during their lifetime based on crediting their wholehearted faith in Christ, the second election.

2. Love overcomes depravity - Mankind is depraved from conception, separated from God by being in a state of sin with a corrupt flesh and a corrupt human spirit. But God, who understands the heart, accepts the faith, as depraved as it may be, of those who love and trust in His Son.

3. Effective reconciliation - Christ’s propitiation is sufficient to save all men, but the available reconciliation is only received, when God credits our faith as righteousness and spiritually baptizes us into Christ, making us spiritually alive together with Christ.

4. Cultivated call - Turning to God and trusting in Christ occur when receptive people hear the gospel and believe. Thus faith in Christ is spread by an external call to those who receive the gospel wholeheartedly.

5. Trust in Faith - Only by persevering in faith can a believer be sure of salvation, because God protects the faith of His chosen ones.

Read the last few pages and see whether this position is being discussed or derailed.
Did you just make this up on your own?
 

Van

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Did you just make this up on your own?
On and on Calvinists deflect, ask off topic questions, and disparage others.

Note the charge, I "made up" corporate election, individual election, faith in Christ, and on and on. Did I make up Romans 9:16 which teaches the lost seek to be saved? Nope. Did I make up the call of the gospel? Nope. Did I even make up the view that Calvinism's TULI are false doctrines? Nope. Did I make up Matthew 23:13? Nope. Did I make up Mark 1:15? Nope 1 Timothy 2:4-6? Nope

On and on Calvinists deflect because their doctrines are unbiblical, unstudied, and absurd.
 
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