You sound here as if you are part of the heretical so called Word of faith cult
Sounds like you have understood nothing I said.
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You sound here as if you are part of the heretical so called Word of faith cult
The video is over an hour! I'd sooner read War and Peace! You summarize these decisive 'arugments' and if you don't take too long about it, I'll read what you write.
And that's why I posted my challenge to test and expose your closed-mindedness.Indeed, but we are told to 'test all things.' Most of these alleged miracles take place in the Democratic Republic of Congo or somewhere like that.
Rubbish is the counterfeit words falsely claiming to be the word of God. That being of the Devil. The denial of the 66 books being the Bible and the sole final authority of the faith and practice.Rubbish refut ed by the video! No Baptist on this site has the integrity to even watch the OP' video that decisively refutes a cessationist doucmentary point by point.
This confirms my perception of just how closed-minded Baptists are.
Someone gifted to prophesies would one granted by the Holy Spirit how to pull out revealed scripturas for the purpose of application into setting of today, but none granted extra biblical revelations, as all modern day so called prophets and apostles keep claimingThe term "Prophet" is a little tricky. It it is used to say a human speaks for God, as an inspired author, then that "gift" has ceased, but if the term is used to refer to someone who accurately conveys God's word, such as a teacher or witness, then yes, people are still receiving that "gift."
But I agree, we have no "eyewitnesses" of the risen Christ, thus we have evangelists and teachers, not Apostles with a capital A.
NOT closed minded, its just that we affirm the 66 books of inspired canon as sole authority and not add in "mother church" and false teachers, false prophets, and fasle apostlesRubbish refut ed by the video! No Baptist on this site has the integrity to even watch the OP' video that decisively refutes a cessationist doucmentary point by point.
This confirms my perception of just how closed-minded Baptists are.
Do you equate signs and wonders as a necessary aspect of the "true Gospel?"Sounds like you have understood nothing I said.
This is a discussion forum. We are supposed to discuss and debate thins, not fire off videos at each other. I rather fancy that you yourself do not understand the video, because you seem unable to describe its contents.Rubbish refut ed by the video! No Baptist on this site has the integrity to even watch the OP' video that decisively refutes a cessationist doucmentary point by point.
This confirms my perception of just how closed-minded Baptists are.
As pioneer Text Critic B. F. Westcott famously said, "The simple Gospel is not so simple as the simple would have you suppose."This is a discussion forum. We are supposed to discuss and debate thins, not fire off videos at each other. I rather fancy that you yourself do not understand the video, because you seem unable to describe its contents.
In posts #7 and #17, I have made some points with which you have not yet engaged. Rather than simply say that the video refutes me, let's see what you actually understand of it. I could post a video supporting Cessationism and say that it refutes your video, but what would that prove?
Note, the word salad.Someone gifted to prophesies would one granted by the Holy Spirit how to pull out revealed scripturas for the purpose of application into setting of today, but none granted extra biblical revelations, as all modern day so called prophets and apostles keep claiming
List each of the 5 points.I challenge cessationist responders to actually watch the OP's video refutation of 5 central points of standard cessationism
and, if possible, try to defend cessationism against these decisive arugments.
Well why don't you discuss cessationism on this site and see who freezes here instead of telling us how wonderful this video is?When I discuss cessationism on other Christian sites, I will note how Baptists freeze like Bambi in the headlights when confronted with a meticulouos masterful refutation of their cessationism.
So you are a Cessationist because you believe that at least two of the gifts have ceased. To say that there are evangelists and teachers today is hardly making you a charismatic.Note, the word salad.
The term "Prophet" is a little tricky. It it is used to say a human speaks for God, as an inspired author, then that "gift" has ceased, but if the term is used to refer to someone who accurately conveys God's word, such as a teacher or witness, then yes, people are still receiving that "gift."
But I agree, we have no "eyewitnesses" of the risen Christ, thus we have evangelists and teachers, not Apostles with a capital A.
Good Grief Martin, I said the Sign and Wonder Gifts has ceased. And I specifically addressed more than two.So you are a Cessationist because you believe that at least two of the gifts have ceased. To say that there are evangelists and teachers today is hardly making you a charismatic.
Do you hold then that the "real true Gospel" must include to have sighns and wonders? That we are getting additional revelations today from modern day "prophets and apostles?"As pioneer Text Critic B. F. Westcott famously said, "The simple Gospel is not so simple as the simple would have you suppose."
The OP's video is a rigorously thorough refutation of cassationism on biblical, historical, and theological grounds.
But its task takes time, time Baptists are slothfully unwilling to devote to the the quest for sound doctrine.
When I discuss cessationism on other Christian sites, I will note how Baptists freeze like Bambi in the headlights when confronted with a meticulouos masterful refutation of their cessationism.
The bible itself plainly states to us the office of the OT Prophet and NT Apostles have ceased, and that there were to be none sent to the church after John passed awaySo you are a Cessationist because you believe that at least two of the gifts have ceased. To say that there are evangelists and teachers today is hardly making you a charismatic.
We do not say God ceasing from His activities, as he indeed cn step in and do healings and miracles when He chooses to, but there are not given sign gifts as Apostles were, and no modern day apostles and prophets running aroundCessaitionism is an interesting subject that can often benefit from a definition of terms. If we consider the miraculous in the early church we might consider the signs of an Apostle, gifts to be used in the body of Christ, and answers to prayers. Miraculous signs that were done on demand seem no longer to be demonstrable. That these were not to be consistently demonstrated until the kingdom was established might be inferred from;
Heb 6:5 And have tasted the good word of God, and the powers of the world to come,
However, I do not see this as limiting what God may choose to do today in answer to prayer.