on none, David's sin was imputed to him.
David was talking about us in the grace dispensation, and not himself.
David dont say much in 2 Samuel,,,"he must die",, "I have sinned",,,,,is the baby dead?",,,,this is why I fasted and prayed...,,,,
on none, David's sin was imputed to him.
David was talking about us in the grace dispensation, and not himself.
David dont say much in 2 Samuel,,,"he must die",, "I have sinned",,,,,is the baby dead?",,,,this is why I fasted and prayed...,,,,
Instead of accusing people of being CT or saying 'You interpret scripture thru the lens of Covenant Theology', why not show me where I am at odds with Scripture?So the point is you still believe that God will punish people for their sins, over and above the natural consequences?
Okay, we can agree to disagree on this point. You interpret scripture thru the lens of Covenant Theology even though you keep saying you are not.
Instead of accusing people of being CT or saying 'You interpret scripture thru the lens of Covenant Theology', why not show me where I am at odds with Scripture?
Those who are Christ's, Jesus has already borne God's wrath, but there will be consequences for their sins as David found out.
John 5:24 KJV
[24] Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life.
It was Paul who brought that point about David. He quoted from one of his Psalms
Do you believe that you were saved by the sacrifice Jesus made at the Cross? A whole lot of people say things about when they got saved,and I hear them. Some things don't add up though,like isnt anyone who is searching for what to do and what they did to get saved just trying to explain salvation other than the Cross? Some of them say they were saved when they were 19 but that just means they deny that they were saved at the Cross and set some work they pefomed in it's place.
Yes I believe I am
when though?, Do you believe you were saved by the sacrifice he made almost two thousand years ago or at some point between when you were born and now? I'm not meaning the times when people do things to get saved,,,I'm meaning what took place that saved them took place back then at the Cross.
If you are referring to universalism, no I don't believe in that. I believe I was saved when I followed Romans 10:9
An estimated one million Jews died in the war. Taking into consideration the relative population at the time I wouldn't
consider that a walk in the park.
You seem to confuse Amillennialism with Preterism when talking about the return of Jesus. What the war did was put an end to the
Old Covenant Temple System and everything that went with it. In the Gospels Jesus predicts this both in plain speech and in Parables
against the Jewish leadership. They ignored his warnings and paid the price. I suggest we read and understand what he said instead of ignoring him and historic facts because they don't fit our interpretations
No in Scripture https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Samuel+8&version=KJV what they did was refuse the Lord as their king and ask to have kings over them like the other nations. But in Isaiah 1:26 it states that they would be restored https://biblehub.com/interlinear/isaiah/1-26.htm "as at first" and so he(Jesus) will be their king and the Judges and Councillors will be restored just like before king Saul...
Another passage Amillennialistls/preterists have lots of trouble with...
Daniel 12:11 KJV
[11] And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days.
If they say the daily sacrifice was taken away in 70AD what happened 3 1/2 years later? Nothing.
The future Antichrist temple fits the bill better.
Especially since David flat out denied it!lol,,, Hey take the floor and explain to us how David was saved by the works of the Law and not the Cross...
An estimated one million Jews died in the war. Taking into consideration the relative population at the time I wouldn't
consider that a walk in the park.
Um jesus put an end to the temples when he said it was finished. Not in AD 70. Either way, What happened in AD 70 does not fulfill ALL of the prophesy concerning those days. So it must be rejected as being that time period.You seem to confuse Amillennialism with Preterism when talking about the return of Jesus. What the war did was put an end to the
Old Covenant Temple System and everything that went with it. In the Gospels Jesus predicts this both in plain speech and in Parables
against the Jewish leadership. They ignored his warnings and paid the price. I suggest we read and understand what he said instead of ignoring him and historic facts because they don't fit our interpretations
Exactly, and when one looks at the historic numbers using ratios......... Jesus meant what He stated.
Just plain denial or ignorance of the atrocities and suffering that spanned several years.
You also have the fact that things would remain until the end of war desolation would be complete. A time which is not given (unknown) bew=tween the event of the destruction by the people of the prince who is to come, and the 7 year agreement between that prince and many. Considering the city is still today left desolate (no temple) it must still be ongoing!.Another passage Amillennialists/preterists have lots of trouble with...
Daniel 12:11 KJV
[11] And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days.
If they say the daily sacrifice was taken away in 70AD what happened 3 1/2 years later? Nothing.
The future Antichrist temple fits the bill better.
You mean when the daily sacrifice is taken away?I think the daily sacrifice is symbolic of how Jesus lived daily when he walked on earth and how his followers live daily also.
Another passage Amillennialists/preterists have lots of trouble with...
Daniel 12:11 KJV
[11] And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days.
If they say the daily sacrifice was taken away in 70AD what happened 3 1/2 years later? Nothing.
The future Antichrist temple fits the bill better.