glorydaz
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Right forgot...Bob here isnt the only one who thinks sin is removed permenantly after the cross...Paul being the first sinless
You responded to my post, but I have no idea what you're talking about. Care to clarify that?
Right forgot...Bob here isnt the only one who thinks sin is removed permenantly after the cross...Paul being the first sinless
GM thought he was fellowshipping with Christians. When he found out that he wasn't he dropped out.
None of you that verbally attacked GM are indwelt with the Holy Spirit. You are all a bunch of frauds.
If you had the Holy Spirit you would believe Paul and there would not have been this contention. Those that are not indwelt with the Holy Spirit embrace the law. The law is their Jesus.
"The law is not made for the righteous man, but for the lawless and disobedient" 1 Timothy 1:9.
You are the disobedient. You are full of hate and contention and hold the truth in unrighteousness. if you had the Holy Spirit, which you don't, you would believe Paul.
GM was upholding the truth of the scriptures and so was I. You hate us because we are indwelt with the Holy Spirit and have the truth.
Paul said the law was made for sinners... I am a sinner. All Christians are sinners...Paul said, "The law is not made for a righteous man" (a Christian) You cannot accept God's word, which tells me that you, like many others are frauds.
Pate, being so mentally challenged, cannot see that he says, on record:
-the law was made for sinners,
-he/all Christians are sinners,
Thus, he asserts that the law was made for him/all Christians, contradicting his every third post, where he asserts that the law was not made for him/Christians.
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sure I believe the Bible...and use it too...you shouldn’t depend on book chapter and verse numbers...You have no scripture. The reason that you have no scripture is because you don't believe the Bible.
none are born righteous...all are in need of it"The law is not made for the righteous man, but for the lawless and disobedient" 1 Timothy 1:9.
The Word or Yah does live forever and includes His LawYou are disobedient because you don't believe the Gospel. You have not been born again by the word of God, which is the Gospel, 1 Peter 1:23.
You responded to my post, but I have no idea what you're talking about. Care to clarify that?
Was the accusation of misrepresenting Paul intended to me?
Was the accusation of misrepresenting Paul intended to me?
No, it wasn't.![]()
Robert Pate,Robert's Gospel According to the Apostle Paul
No, it wasn't.![]()
Both of you teach sinners Christ died for are lost.
=spamYou are an unbeliever.
You don't believe that Jesus lived for you and fulfilled the law for you.
You don't believe that Jesus abolished the law for you.
I am not even sure if you believe that Jesus died on the cross for you, in your place.]
You are trying to use Old Testament scripture to make your point. There is a problem with that. The Old Testament along with the Old Covenant have been abolished.
If you had faith you would have the Holy Spirit. There is no evidence of the Holy Spirit.
You are trying to use Old Testament scripture to make your point. There is a problem with that. The Old Testament along with the Old Covenant have been abolished....the Old Testament is now nothing but history...the Old Covenant has been abolished..
Oh...well...good day then and carry on...
They don't like the idea of God's sovereignty apparently. At every turn they want to enunciate free will and make the work of the Crucifixion a thing they themselves rather than God dictates.
Not true. It's no wonder we have such dissension in our midst.![]()
They don't like the idea of God's sovereignty apparently. At every turn they want to enunciate free will and make the work of the Crucifixion a thing they themselves rather than God dictates.
Not true. It's no wonder we have such dissension in our midst.![]()
In what way do you subtract omnipotence and omniscience from God?
I stated before that I believe in both free will and predestination- and that is true, I don't deny either of them because they are both explicitly noted in the Bible.
But again I have to emphasize on the notion that, because God is sovereign, His will ultimately overrides man's. In which case, free will isn't much of a subject to so much expound upon.
No one I know tries to make the work of the Cross something "they themselves" dictate. That doesn't even make a lick of sense.
They don't consciously do it, rather it's their human nature.
I'm not saying that people who are all about predestination are better than those who speak so much about free will or anything like that,
but John Calvin made a mighty point back in his time inferring Augustine that man cannot choose salvation on their own free will.