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The Bible says that God wills not that ANY should perish, but that all should come to repentance, but yet people still perish. Or do you believe that no one perishes and that all do come to repentance?

So it wasn't something else that caused his death? Did you not say this: Does that reasoning not also apply to the vaccine as well? Is the important point here that, had the 86 year old man not gotten the virus, he would not have died, at least not nearly as soon?

What you mean, and what the Bible says, are two very different things. Answer the questions I asked in my post, B57. Don't ignore them. Answer the rest of my post please. Don't use double negatives, B57. It's intentionally misleading. To rephrase what you said without the double...

Chapter, verse, please. Yet that's not what the Bible says. Whom does the Bible say Christ died for?

Talk about confirmation bias...

Thank you for doing so. I thought you were going to use scripture, not "what [B57] means"... If something to be done is not of God's will, then will He do it? If God is working something according to the council of His will, does everything have to go exactly how He wants it to, or can...

Who did Christ die for? Why do you assume that anyone whom God died for is "elect"? Elect just means "chosen to accomplish a task." Why do you think it means something else?

Are the ungodly appointed to wrath? Question: In Jeremiah 18, did the Potter ever finish making the first vessel? or did he, before firing it (which, if you know anything about pottery making, hardens the clay), remake the first vessel into another? Supra. Is there a possibility that...

So if God reveals Himself to someone who is not seeking after Him, perhaps because he was not aware of God, or perhaps because he was in rebellion against Him, can the person then choose to seek God? In other words, if God makes the first move, can a man respond to that move?

I guarantee you that answering my question is not a waste of your time. Actually, it's a rather pointed question. You should try answering it regardless. If I'm a fool (I don't think I am, but perhaps I really am one), then you should follow the advice in Proverbs: Do not answer a fool...

What you said: ... is false. It is NOT before faith that we are justified. By the way, something I forgot to address: Christ died for the ungodly. No one said otherwise. Of course, by "we" you want it to mean "the elect," which makes what you said even more incorrect. "We" in the Body...

There was more to my post that you're ignoring. Don't do that. Respond to the rest of my post, please.

False. Scripture says: But what does it say? “The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart” (that is, the word of faith which we preach):that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.For with the...

Was hoping you would respond with why they would be....

@beloved57 Followup for Question 3: Is the "we", "us", and "our" referring to someone different than the "our" and "ours" of 1 John 2:2? If so, how did you come to that conclusion?

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In what way does that go against anything I said? Moses was, last I checked, just a man. He wasn't God. He wasn't literally a god. God made him "a god to Pharaoh." the "to Pharaoh" but is important. It doesn't change the fact that Moses was a human, and never a god, nor was he God. It simply...

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Propitiation: Strong's g2434 - Lexical: ἱλασμός - Transliteration: hilasmos - Part of Speech: Noun, Masculine - Phonetic Spelling: hil-as-mos' - Definition: a propitiation (of an angry god), atoning sacrifice. - Origin: Atonement, i.e. (concretely) an expiator. - Usage: propitiation. -...