The Myth of saying that Jesus Christ died for all men without exception !

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JaumeJ

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Below should read not all mankind chooses to walk in the light.....................sorry.

There is a song, a hymn, which I have always believed. "Whosoever will to the Lord may come." Also, Tin Tin's reference to Holy Scripture settles this posts allegation for me, that is, that it is in complete error.

Perhaps the poster should consider though He died for all mankind's sins, not all mankind chooses to walk in late, having chosen evil. This too is written.
 

crossnote

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Scripture tells us how to be sure of our salvation. Nothing changed in the bible.
Is that your answer to post #33 or #59? How are you sure?
 
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jimmydiggs

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Is that your answer to post #33 or #59? How are you sure?
This is where the postmodernism begins. I must admit, till now I did not expect postmodernism of you.
 

JaumeJ

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JimmyDiggs/Crossnote, I believe you are more in agreement than you have noted, so cross notes and you will digg the answer..
 
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2 Pet 3:9 has been abused !

Many have used the scripture in 2 Pet 3:9 as a proof text that God wants all men without exception to come to repentance. That that interpretation is pure human reasoning and speculation is seen in many ways throughout scripture, but here is one of those ways.

Its a fact, that there are some living upon the earth today Whom God is reserving to be punished : They are the unjust !

Remember, in Rev 22 it reads let the unjust be unjust still

Rev 22:11

He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still.



2 Pet 2:9

The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptations, and to reserve the unjust unto the day of judgment to be punished:

The unjust, are those whom Christ blood did not Justify, hence, they are being reserved by the power of God to be punished for their sins.

Now, what sense would it make, and how much of a contradiction it would be for God to be waiting and not willing for these who He is reserving to be punished, to be waiting for and desiring their repentance. 113
 
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Even though He died for the sins of the WHOLE world, there are many who will not accept Him and will not be with Him in eternity.
 
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Even though He died for the sins of the WHOLE world, there are many who will not accept Him and will not be with Him in eternity.
Do you understand post 66 ? I see you evaded the points as well as all of my previous points.
 
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Even though He died for the sins of the WHOLE world, there are many who will not accept Him and will not be with Him in eternity.
Also by this statement of yours, it seems that you are saying that a person gets saved by doing something first, like accepting Christ. That's Salvation by works friend, by what a man does.
 

JaumeJ

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Yeshua teaches if we believe Him we are saved. This is accepting everything about Him. None of this is works, it is faith in the Love that is our Maker.

There are no myths associated with the Word. The word, myth, has no place in the Word unless one is making reference to paganism and pagan beliefs. Perhaps you are attempting to provoke? Discussion allows for some provocation when it is encouraging learning from the Word.


Also by this statement of yours, it seems that you are saying that a person gets saved by doing something first, like accepting Christ. That's Salvation by works friend, by what a man does.
 

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This is where the postmodernism begins. I must admit, till now I did not expect postmodernism of you.
Well since you wont answer but rather take a p.m. swipe at me here is my thinking.
The Scriptures say Jesus died for the world, all, all men etc. Since I am included in that 'all' I can by the authority of Scripture (hardly postmodern) stand assured that He died for me.
IF IF IF on the other hand I believed that Jesus died only for some then I would have no Scripture to stand on that He died for me. I would have to look for an experience or feeling I had to rely on...now that would be more like post modernism.
So please explain your perspective than try to label me or mine.
 
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Mammachickadee

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Jesus did die for all men... But not all men accept him... This is what the Bible has told me...
Probably the most common fallacy in the church is the concept that man does the accepting unto salvation. Since when, as a slave to ones sin, does an unbeliever have the power to do ANYTHING good, let alone ''complete'' their salvation by ''accepting'' God as Holy. Even the demons believe in God and tremble, but it has NOTHING to do with salvation. Romans 8 makes it clear that God only calls those who HE PREDESTINED. The word ''the world'' simply means neither Jew nor Greek but all peoples. To say anything but would be to claim that God failed as an omnipotent savior. After all... whatever God wants HE makes happen.
 
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Mammachickadee

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Well since you wont answer but rather take a p.m. swipe at me here is my thinking.
The Scriptures say Jesus died for the world, all, all men etc. Since I am included in that 'all' I can by the authority of Scripture (hardly postmodern) stand assured that He died for me.
IF IF IF on the other hand I believed that Jesus died only for some then I would have no Scripture to stand on that He died for me. I would have to look for an experience or feeling I had to rely on...now that would be more like post modernism.
So please explain your perspective than try to label me or mine.
You guys are too cute. :) 2 Timothy 2:14-26
 
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Mammachickadee

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1Tim 4v10: "For therefore we both labour and suffer reproach, because we trust in the living God, who is the Saviour of all men, specially of those that believe."
Especially of those that believe unto salvation. For the rest he simply provided a code and doesn't wipe them off the face of the earth.
 
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jimmydiggs

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IF IF IF on the other hand I believed that Jesus died only for some then I would have no Scripture to stand on that He died for me.
So, the bible changes now? Calvinism comes along, and zap goes all the verses about assurance?

By the way, just knowing that Jesus died for you (under the unlimited perspective) doesn't save you, so I don't know how that fits into the assurance equation...

Remember? You're supposed to accept it, because he can't force it on ya. Which means your assurance is then found in whether you genuinely made that choice, which of course leads to an endless questioning of whether you were genuine about being genuine...

Scripture tells us how to be sure of our salvation. That doesn't change. It's not like limited atonement comes along and scripture transforms before the eyes into another message about assurance.
 
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So who did Jesus say he came for

Matt 15.24
I was sent only for the lost sheep of the house of Israel

Jesus only sent others to the people of Israel

Matt 10.6

Go rather to the lost sheep of Israel


John 20.21
As the father has sent me l am sending you

Luke 19.9

Today salvation has come to this house because this man too is a son of Abraham..For the fatherSon of Man came to seek and save the lost

Yes Jesus came to seek and save the lost but he qualified which lost.The lost of Israel only..
The word all is the same..lt means all Israel.The only people Jesus has a covenant with
 

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The problem is that if Jesus died for everyman's sins of all time.. then that would include the sin of unbelief? so therefore you have universal redemption or a quasi belief in it.

The teaching called limited atonement is Biblical, it comes from the text itself.
 

JaumeJ

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Salvation is a gift that must be received. People either accept or reject. The Father provides a way for each person to come to hte Lord and acept His Sacrifice for sin. Otherwise, keep in mind the teaching from the Word, many pagans have the truth inscribed on their hearts with their own consciouses accusing or excusing them as they act. The latter has always been a very pleasant admonishment not to judge unto damnation., I do not, and I hope my understanding is correct. I know it is in love. There is no excuse for anyone to reject Yeshua. This lesson may take some more time than it does for others.

The problem is that if Jesus died for everyman's sins of all time.. then that would include the sin of unbelief? so therefore you have universal redemption or a quasi belief in it.

The teaching called limited atonement is Biblical, it comes from the text itself.
 

phil36

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Salvation is a gift that must be received. People either accept or reject. The Father provides a way for each person to come to hte Lord and acept His Sacrifice for sin. Otherwise, keep in mind the teaching from the Word, many pagans have the truth inscribed on their hearts with their own consciouses accusing or excusing them as they act. The latter has always been a very pleasant admonishment not to judge unto damnation., I do not, and I hope my understanding is correct. I know it is in love. There is no excuse for anyone to reject Yeshua. This lesson may take some more time than it does for others.


I think your missing the point. But if Jesus did die for all mens sins and I am sure you would agree that this includes the sin of rejection and unbelief, then why would they go to hell.. the punishment has been paid for?
 
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The one unforgivable sin is rejection of Christ's Lordship and grace.