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It is hilariously sad.....Paul went from...
1. The least of the apostles
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2. The least of the saints
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3. The number 1 chief sinner among men
The workers for, salvation losers and Pharisees peddle the exact opposite......
Paul was inspired, they on the other hand are delusionsal!
1. The least of the apostles
to
2. The least of the saints
to
3. The number 1 chief sinner among men
The workers for, salvation losers and Pharisees peddle the exact opposite......
Paul was inspired, they on the other hand are delusionsal!
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Any chance you can give reference to the word love in this passage?
My understanding is that the root of the word love is Phileo, which is an emotional love.
The following is what I have in my Library. Not my words
Titus 2:4 is a command for Christian wives to love their husbands. The first part of the Greek word comes from PHILEO which refers to a love that has emotion. So the verse is telling Christian women to love their husbands with emotion, to like their husbands and care for them.
The wife’s first priority is her husband, and not her children. She is also to submit to him according to Eph. 5:22-24. Wanting to have sexual relations with her husband is another important way that a wife can show her husband that she loves him (1 Cor. 7:1-5). God also calls a wife to be a worker at home in Titus 2:5. This passage of scripture means that the home is the wife’s primary responsibility.
I have ESV strong, NKJV strongs but neither link through to the Greek.
My understanding is that the root of the word love is Phileo, which is an emotional love.
The following is what I have in my Library. Not my words
Titus 2:4 is a command for Christian wives to love their husbands. The first part of the Greek word comes from PHILEO which refers to a love that has emotion. So the verse is telling Christian women to love their husbands with emotion, to like their husbands and care for them.
The wife’s first priority is her husband, and not her children. She is also to submit to him according to Eph. 5:22-24. Wanting to have sexual relations with her husband is another important way that a wife can show her husband that she loves him (1 Cor. 7:1-5). God also calls a wife to be a worker at home in Titus 2:5. This passage of scripture means that the home is the wife’s primary responsibility.
I have ESV strong, NKJV strongs but neither link through to the Greek.
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The only heresy is arguing against eternal security and the dual application of sanctification. @EleventhHour was not defending a live as you please gospel, but rather the position of eternal security which you either believe or not! David committed a premeditated murder for the sake of sex, adultry and an accidental pregnancy from having sex with Bathsheba and URIAH even carried his own death senentence to the front lines....YET David remained a Saved child of God and paid the price PHYSICALLY for his sin, was chastened by GOD, and God only whips children NOT BASTARDS......so.....what fruit is born by those that or the ones that do no work
a. Have all their works burnt by fire yet are saved so as by fire
b. To the ones that WORK NOT, but believes on him that justifies the ungodly, their faith is credited to righteeousness.
For the record....I could care less what the REFORMED believe and or peddle....they do NOT SET the standard for biblical truth....the bible does.....and if anything, by the response of the false teacher....you empowered them by your stance against the point Eleventh was making....NOT THAT WE CAN SIN LIKE HELL because we are saved eternally, but that because we are saved eternally, sin will not cause the loss of salvation!!!
a. Have all their works burnt by fire yet are saved so as by fire
b. To the ones that WORK NOT, but believes on him that justifies the ungodly, their faith is credited to righteeousness.
For the record....I could care less what the REFORMED believe and or peddle....they do NOT SET the standard for biblical truth....the bible does.....and if anything, by the response of the false teacher....you empowered them by your stance against the point Eleventh was making....NOT THAT WE CAN SIN LIKE HELL because we are saved eternally, but that because we are saved eternally, sin will not cause the loss of salvation!!!
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Thank you!!
Upon reading this most superlative and quintessentially excellent post............ I therefore conclude I am not a HereticalB***H after all
Upon reading this most superlative and quintessentially excellent post............ I therefore conclude I am not a HereticalB***H after all
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It does indeed. When I'd walk to the shops in Toronto the winds off the lake would tear between the skyscrapers and penetrate to the bone. I never felt pain from the core of my bones out to my skin until I walked in Toronto in winter.
Have things gotten better for the homeless there? And the native population? It wasn't so good for them when I was there.
Have things gotten better for the homeless there? And the native population? It wasn't so good for them when I was there.
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It does indeed. When I'd walk to the shops in Toronto the winds off the lake would tear between the skyscrapers and penetrate to the bone. I never felt pain from the core of my bones out to my skin until I walked in Toronto in winter.
Have things gotten better for the homeless there? And the native population? It wasn't so good for them when I was there.
Have things gotten better for the homeless there? And the native population? It wasn't so good for them when I was there.
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