Did Jesus Die on The Cross for The Just/Elect/Saved Whose Names Are Written in The Book of Life OR
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The only "point" you made is the one on top of your head. 
Where is election or eternity mentioned in Mal 1:2-3?
Where is election or eternity mentioned in Mal 1:2-3?
God "chose" to love Jacob, that's election.
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you know, if we take your understanding of election in that the elect came into the world 'elect, (no choice in salvation), and add to that your reflections Jacob and Esau....one might ask the question why, according to the election process, Esau is included
Perhaps God knows what will happen before it does. As the Creator of the cosmos, it seems He would know such things
Perhaps God knows what will happen before it does. As the Creator of the cosmos, it seems He would know such things
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Look ~ make up your mind then.
Why study if you are not going to understand it?
Thing is though, while the Rabbis decided to no longer include Isaiah as part of their studies or teachings, they are actually reflections on so much of Christianity today. see my post 4217 regarding Rabbis
You don't have to keep repeating that the Bible is inspired or that you believe all of it.
Why study if you are not going to understand it?
Thing is though, while the Rabbis decided to no longer include Isaiah as part of their studies or teachings, they are actually reflections on so much of Christianity today. see my post 4217 regarding Rabbis
You don't have to keep repeating that the Bible is inspired or that you believe all of it.
Look ~ make up your mind then.
Why study if you are not going to understand it?
Thing is though, while the Rabbis decided to no longer include Isaiah as part of their studies or teachings, they are actually reflections on so much of Christianity today. see my post 4217 regarding Rabbis
You don't have to keep repeating that the Bible is inspired or that you believe all of it.
Why study if you are not going to understand it?
Thing is though, while the Rabbis decided to no longer include Isaiah as part of their studies or teachings, they are actually reflections on so much of Christianity today. see my post 4217 regarding Rabbis
You don't have to keep repeating that the Bible is inspired or that you believe all of it.
The ones where Paul states it is his own opinion and God did not tell him to write what he then writes?
Come on. You know that is in the Bible
Come on. You know that is in the Bible
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I decided I cannot let this slide. Quit flattering yourself already! For you have made no case. I called you out on who it is that God loves and it's not sinners because the "us" in Rom 5:8 is referring to the saints who are the recipients of Paul's letter (1:7), and the verb tenses in 5:8 differ as well. In v. 8 God presently demonstrates his love toward his saints. The text plainly does NOT say that God loved us when we WERE sinners. His use of the present tense proves conclusively that God loves his elect ETERNALLY [in Christ] -- which means only NOW -- Presently without end.