Wow. Just wow.
You've made quite the assumptions. And in the process, you've made no sense whatsoever. You're going to have to walk me through what it is that you're trying to say I believe, or whatever it is that you think I've said and/or believe.
So please clarify what you're trying to say here.
You've made quite the assumptions. And in the process, you've made no sense whatsoever. You're going to have to walk me through what it is that you're trying to say I believe, or whatever it is that you think I've said and/or believe.
Um, correct. So we preach that to all men.In Romans 10 Paul did not qualify the words "whosever shall call upon the Lord shall be saved" but simply stated those words in regard to preaching the gospel by men (Rom. 10:13-16).
Again, correct. As I pointed out several posts ago, the word "whosoever" is found in both Jesus' words and reiterated in Romans 10:13. So why are you making a distinction about "IF you are an elect"? We are to preach the gospel to all men, everywhere.God has not called you or me or anyone else to qualify the words "whosover beleiveth" but rather called us to preach that to those we share the gospel with. Nowhere, does the Bible ever qualify "IF you are an elect, this gospel is for you." I dare you to find such a qualification.
This is where you make no sense. I haven't qualified anything from the scripture; I've merely presented what scripture says. As I stated in previous messages/threads, the call/command/invitation goes out to all. Only a few will actually be saved.My point is that you more worried that the non-elect won't be saved that you must qualify what the scriptures don't qualify.
So please clarify what you're trying to say here.
Agreed.Instead we are simply to proclaim "whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved" and let the Lord save whom He will.
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