Did Jesus Die on The Cross for The Just/Elect/Saved Whose Names Are Written in The Book of Life OR

That's false

Just so you understand the English Language:

"ALL" PEOPLE = (Plural) Everyone
"A" PEOPLE = (Singular) the Elect

YES, Your definition is FALSE!

Just so you understand the English Language:

"ALL" PEOPLE = (Plural) Everyone
"A" PEOPLE = (Singular) the Elect

I am presenting a timeline of our backnforth.
You will also notice on your own post another poster placed a reaction because they saw your words the same as I did.
So NO, I am not being deceiving. I actually took your word for it.


Friday at 12:43 PM
FollowerofShiloh said:
Do you think you control God and can force Him to give you utterance?

Friday at 1:15 PM
jamessb said:
Yes, I absolutely control God! What kind of ridiculous question is that???

Did God command you to write such an absurdity???

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Notice, another poster had same reaction and understood you like I did which is why I asked this question

Friday at 1:19 PM
So you say to God do this and God just does it?


And you never responded.
So like some other posters I believed you at what you said.


I responded to you within 4 minutes
Friday at 1:19 PM
So you say to God do this and God just does it?


And you never clarified.

If I made a mistake I do apologize. But joking or not, WHAT true follower of God would EVER write this in a joking manner (Yes, I absolutely control God!)?

You are being deceitful!!! You tried to twist the meaning of my words, just like the Pharisees.

I'm putting you on ignore, since I will only deal with honest people.

You won't be dealing with anyone then.

So you're admitting that you are dishonest? That is a very candid self-evaluation. Are you proud of your dishonesty?

" Let your word be ‘Yes, Yes’ or ‘No, No’; anything more than this comes from the evil one." Matthew 5:37

Notice in Vs 14 its a peculiar people. That word means:

1. a people selected by God from the other nations for his own possession

Its the elect, a peculiar people Vs 14

1. a people selected by God from the other nations for his own possession

If you actually took my word for it, then you are "blind". I wrote:
Yes, I absolutely control God! What kind of ridiculous question is that???

You are being deceitful!!! You tried to twist the meaning of my words, just like the Pharisees.

I'm putting you on ignore, since I will only deal with honest people.

I have never said verse 14 was about "A People."
I said verse 11 is about "All People."
There's a difference between ALL People and A People.
One is plural and the other is singular.

without faith it is IMPOSSIBLE to please god. Hebrews 11:6: "But without faith it is impossible to please him:
for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.

Eph. 2:8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God

I have never said verse 14 was about "A People."
I said verse 11 is about "All People."
There's a difference between ALL People and A People.
One is plural and the other is singular.

ALL People is different than a people.

The Bible shows us 2 groups of people here ALL people and a people.

No, the verses from Titus 2:11 and Titus 2:14 aren't referring to separate groups of people in the sense of one group being offered salvation and another being redeemed and purified. Instead, they are speaking about the same group of people at different stages of their spiritual journey and emphasizing different aspects of God's grace and its effects.

The progression from the universal offer of salvation to the specific transformation of believers illustrates a single, continuous action of God's grace. It moves from the potential (the offer made to all) to the actual (the transformation of those who accept the offer). So, the people being referred to in both verses are part of a single, unified process of salvation and sanctification through God's grace, not separate groups with different destinies.

Verse 11th and verse 14 are the same people God's elect

No, the verses from Titus 2:11 and Titus 2:14 aren't referring to separate groups of people in the sense of one group being offered salvation and another being redeemed and purified. Instead, they are speaking about the same group of people at different stages of their spiritual journey and emphasizing different aspects of God's grace and its effects.

The progression from the universal offer of salvation to the specific transformation of believers illustrates a single, continuous action of God's grace. It moves from the potential (the offer made to all) to the actual (the transformation of those who accept the offer). So, the people being referred to in both verses are part of a single, unified process of salvation and sanctification through God's grace, not separate groups with different destinies.