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God doing anything is a change, therefore God is not immutable. Time wasn't created, period. Clete answered this already. Scripture doesn't support you: For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them, and rested the seventh day. Therefore the...

Try reading it slower. It might help. I literally just said that, Hoping! And then I said something else which EVERY SINGLE PERSON who I have this conversation with COMPLETELY IGNORES! It's like their eyes glaze over the moment they finish reading about Christians, and completely miss the...

Spouting tautologies won't help your case here, Arial. "omni" = all "science" = knowledge "omniscience" = all knowing It's a concept that originated with the pagan Greek philosophers, who believed that their gods were, because they were perfect, unable to change at all, thus, if their god...

God existed throughout eternity past. No, He didn't. It's not a thing to be created. @Clete can explain it better than I can. Who are you talking about? Whaddya know! I was right! See? No argument presented, no explanation given. Just claims. But you won't make that argument, will you...

Sorry, but the Greek makes it abundantly clear: Even granting your point, it doesn't change the fact that "the gospel to the uncircumcised"/"the gospel of the uncircumcision" and "the gospel to the circumcised"/"the gospel of the circumcision" are two different gospels, because of the fact...

The problem with this is that it makes Jesus out to be a liar, as per the following verses. I submit that Jesus meant exactly what he said in the following verses, and that He fully expected to return within a short period of time (and not what is now almost 2 thousand years since then): When...

Did He know about you for eternity past? If so, that makes you, who believe God cannot be God without being omniscient, a necessary being. If not, then you are contradicting yourself when you say God is omniscient but yet didn't know about you. Says the one who is clearly not a Christian...

No answer?

It's elderly abuse at this point.

AGAIN: omniscient means all knowing. God NOT knowing about YOU at some point means he literally cannot be omniscient, because he didn't know about you. Therefore either God wasn't omniscient before He knew about you, or He always knew about you, making you NECESSARY to His existence (which is...

Saying it doesn't make it so, and I have spent the past several posts over the last several pages of this thread explaining WHY THEY ARE NOT! Why did you ignore everything I just said? The law never ended. Christ is the end of the law TO THOSE WHO BELIEVE, but to those who do not, the law...

Why? Then God wasn't omniscient prior to knowing about you. Again, "omniscient" = all knowing, having all knowledge. If He didn't have knowledge of you at some point, then he was not omniscient.

We wish you would, but you keep covering your eyes. 1) Why do you think that God cannot be just if He is not omniscient? 2) You seem to want to think that you are necessary for God to be God. And by that, I mean that "omniscience" leads to the idea that YOU, Yes, YOU, Omniskeptical, have...

Wrong. The New Covenant (between ISRAEL and God, same as the OLD Covenant) began with Christ's death. (Hebrews 9:16-22) The Gospel of the Grace of God began with Paul in Acts 9. (1 Timothy 1:16) Duh. And? Where did I say that members of the Body of Christ would be left behind? Because...

Hebrews was written to *gasp* the Hebrews. It was not written to the Body of Christ. Yes, we in the Body of Christ can learn from it, but we MUST understand that we're reading someone else's mail! There's nothing "imaginary" about the time that Jesus spoke of. Also, just as Paul's Epistles...

All believers in the current dispensation are Christians. Saying it doesn't make it so. See my point about New York being established before it was called New York in Post #133. Because I never said that at all. Christ is returning to rapture Christians, which are neither Jew nor Greek...

It's LITERALLY the first verse in the book! Peter, an apostle of Jesus Christ, To the pilgrims of the Dispersion in Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia, Asia, and Bithynia, - 1 Peter 1:1 http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1Peter1:1&version=NKJV Given the context, not possible. Coming to...

Yes, and? We can call Paul the first Christian just like we can say New York was founded the same year New Amsterdam was founded. WRONG. "Neither Jew nor Greek"! There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ...

Why do you think Peter is talking about something that, chronologically speaking, had not been said yet by Paul? You're quoting from Acts 15. The phrase "the gospel of the grace of God" is in Acts 20. How do you get to, "here's what Peter had to say about [the phrase "the gospel of the grace...

Dispersion, the diaspora, is talking about Jews. Peter addresses his audience and mentions GENTILES as a party outside of those he's talking to. Ergo, he's talking to Jews ABOUT Gentiles. Mercy has EVERYTHING to do with LAW. The people of the LAW is Israel. Who? Context please?