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The author of Job wrote: "Wilt thou play with him as with a bird? or wilt thou bind him for thy maidens?" (Job 41:5)

"And Joshua rose up early in the morning, and numbered the people, and went up, he and the elders of Israel, before the people to Ai." (Joshua 8:10)

you're a mechanically repetitive retard who cannot address anything anyone has written against your heretical stupidity.

To what question is that mindless babbling supposed to be an answer, troll?

What you wrote, there, is just you parroting (almost verbatim) the same stupidies you've posted numerous times in this thread, troll. Once again, you Christ-hating sinner, it is you merely spamming me with noise instead of reading and responding rationally to what I have written.

The artwork is obviously quite simple and rough, yet it amazes me how perfectly the cartoonist captured the apt appearance of a mild, sneaky, smug satisfaction on the wife's face. That sort of phenomenon I see from time to time in cartoon images always kinda makes me wonder if the guy who drew...

What "all comes down to" what "same thing"? What you wrote, there, is yet another vacuous non-answer. Repenting and opportunity to repent are, in fact, not the same thing; they are two, different things.

But you said the fact that having faith is a choice debars one's having faith from being a gift from God; so why are you not consistent with yourself by also saying the fact that repenting is a choice debars one's repenting from being a gift from God? Why do you despise logic so venomously...

There, you are agreeing with me that the Bible gives no reason to think the Corinthian adulterer was never a Christian. You are admitting that a person converted to Christ can commit adultery, and thereby contradicting your claim that a person converted to Christ cannot sin.

No one asked. That is not an answer to the question I asked you: @Hoping: <STILL NO ANSWER>

I don't know that he was, but the Bible gives zero reason to think that he was not. Probably Corinthians who were Christians thought he was. Probably Corinthians who were, like you, anti-Christians and self-righteous, Christ-hating heretics said he was not.

And you take that to mean that a man's act of repenting is somehow a gift provided to him by God? You don't see "granted repentance unto life" as metonymy for "granted an opportunity to repent unto life"? So, repenting is not a choice?

Answer the question I asked you, you lying, Christ-hating troll: @Hoping: <NO ANSWER> Why do you refuse to answer my question, you Christ-hating, demon-possessed sinner?

I'm gonna start flagging your posts as spam/trolling if you continue replying to my posts without even so much as trying to appear as though you have read and are making an honest effort to respond to what I have written in my posts.

No one asked. What you wrote, there, is not a response to anything I said, troll. No one asked. What you wrote, there, is not a response to anything I said, troll. No one asked. What you wrote, there, is not a response to anything I said, troll. No one asked. What you wrote, there, is not...

Which one of the following, two things did Paul write, and which one of them did he not write? "This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief." "This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that...

Acts 3:26 says nothing about repentance from sin being a gift provided by God. And you just got done telling @Rodger that Scripture never says that faith is a gift provided by God: So, even though faith is not a gift from God, according to you, repentance somehow is?

Remember, you have been telling us you will not know until judgement day whether or not you have been buried and raised with Christ. And, you already told us that you are not walking in newness of life:

How can you be that stupid, man? By "unbelievers", I take it you mean people who are not saved--people who have no salvation to lose. So, what you've just handed us is: How can you be that stupid??

According to you, you do not know that you are a Christian, and you won't know that you are a Christian until judgement day (if then). Yet, you go about saying that you are a Christian, despite your admitted not-knowing that you are a Christian. So, what is that but you pretending to be a...