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So does the "none" in Romans 3:11 include those who ARE called by God? John 6:44 Because last I checked, both verses are true.

THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING, B57! God called out to everyone in every single one of those passages, and guess what happened? THEY REJECTED GOD! And it's BECAUSE John 6:44 (AND it's corollary that man CAN come if he is called, and the corollary to that, which is that man can also REJECT God after God...

Which you (and marke) think means Christians, no?

Never said there was anything that did. Man CAN respond to God's calling, despite him being dead.

Saying it doesn't make it so. Duh. Matthew 23:37 - Jesus came to Israel, calling out to her for three years. Israel refused to be gathered by God. Hosea 3:1 - God loved the children of Israel. But they went after other gods instead. Isaiah 30:15 - God wanted to save Israel through returning...

Believers are not believers until they believe.

And it appears you are missing what the rest of the Bible says.

Again, something I agree with, but you're still not hitting the point of contention.

@beloved57 Here's more verses that show that God is willing, but man is not: Then the Lord said to me, “Go again, love a woman who is loved by a lover and is committing adultery, just like the love of the Lord for the children of Israel, who look to other gods and love the raisin cakes of the...

They're not sheep until they go through the door.

Not the point of contention.

Which I agree with. But again, that doesn't hit the point of contention.

You're missing the point of contention again.

Locking the thread, since it's archived. If you would like to continue this discussion, please start a new thread.

Recommended reading: https://kgov.com/what-does-bible-say-about-polygamy

The problem (that marke has as well) is that "sheep" isn't talking about Christians. It's talking about believers of the New Covenant Christ made with Israel. Different set of rules for a different household.

Because you say so? False statement not found in scripture.

You keep saying that, as if it makes calvinism correct.

Scripture says more than just Romans 3:11. When are you going to realize that putting blinders on your eyes so that you can only read one verse at a time isn't a good way of studying it?

Duh! The fact of the matter is that it does, in fact, mean "one," regardless of whatever else it also means. The point I'm trying to make is that the context defines the meaning of the word. Take, for example, the word "yom" in Hebrew (English "day"). It can mean a 24 hour period, a portion...