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All things have been entrusted to Me by My Father. No one knows the Son except the Father, and no one knows the Father except the Son and those to whom the Son chooses to reveal Him. Matthew 11 v 27
 
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You should not be attempting to teach anything Biblical as an unbeliever.
Says the person displaying non-Christian dragon and unicorn occultism symbols.

Esotericists know that the unicorn is not a Christian symbol, but an alchemical one, hence its appearance in indices of "magical" creatures. In occult lore, the unicorn's singular horn is a projection of the Third Eye.

In the realm of sorcery and witchcraft, the unicorn is a complex phallic symbol representing the pure, untamed spiritual force, the transmutation of base consciousness, and the synthesis of dualistic energies.

Rather than just a fairy tale, esoteric traditions view it as an emblem of forbidden, hidden, occult wisdom.

In Renaissance alchemy, the unicorn represents the fiery, active masculine spirit, while its traditional companion—the maiden or a white stag—represents the passive, intuitive feminine soul.

Together, they represent the "sacred marriage" or the mystical merging of spirit and matter necessary to achieve occult enlightenment.

Unlike the modern, new age, gentle interpretation of the creature, ancient and medieval occultists viewed the unicorn as a fiercely wild and untamable beast.

The legend states that the wild beast could only be tamed by a virgin.

When the Bible mentions "unicorns," it does not refer to the mythical, horse-like creature of fairy tales.

Instead, translations like the King James Version (KJV) use the word to translate the Hebrew re'em—a fierce, untamable, and powerful horned beast, most likely a wild ox, rhinosaurus, or aurochs.

Dragon is a traditional symbol of Satan.

Throughout Christian history and art, the dragon represents cosmic chaos, spiritual disorder, and vicious evil. The legend of Saint George slaying the dragon is a well-known metaphor for Christian faith conquering the devil.

Rather than mythological creatures, scriptural "dragons" are used metaphorically to depict spiritual darkness, rebellious kingdoms, or violent worldly empires (such as Egypt or Babylon) that oppose God’s order.
 
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Says the person displaying non-Christian dragon and unicorn occultism symbols.

Esotericists know that the unicorn is not a Christian symbol, but an alchemical one, hence its appearance in indices of "magical" creatures. In occult lore, the unicorn's singular horn is a projection of the Third Eye.

In the realm of sorcery and witchcraft, the unicorn is a complex phallic symbol representing the pure, untamed spiritual force, the transmutation of base consciousness, and the synthesis of dualistic energies.

Rather than just a fairy tale, esoteric traditions view it as an emblem of forbidden, hidden, occult wisdom.

In Renaissance alchemy, the unicorn represents the fiery, active masculine spirit, while its traditional companion—the maiden or a white stag—represents the passive, intuitive feminine soul.

Together, they represent the "sacred marriage" or the mystical merging of spirit and matter necessary to achieve occult enlightenment.

Unlike the modern, new age, gentle interpretation of the creature, ancient and medieval occultists viewed the unicorn as a fiercely wild and untamable beast.

The legend states that the wild beast could only be tamed by a virgin.

When the Bible mentions "unicorns," it does not refer to the mythical, horse-like creature of fairy tales.

Instead, translations like the King James Version (KJV) use the word to translate the Hebrew re'em—a fierce, untamable, and powerful horned beast, most likely a wild ox, rhinosaurus, or aurochs.

Dragon is a traditional symbol of Satan.

Throughout Christian history and art, the dragon represents cosmic chaos, spiritual disorder, and vicious evil. The legend of Saint George slaying the dragon is a well-known metaphor for Christian faith conquering the devil.

Rather than mythological creatures, scriptural "dragons" are used metaphorically to depict spiritual darkness, rebellious kingdoms, or violent worldly empires (such as Egypt or Babylon) that oppose God’s order.
Your pretenses are boring, but manipulative abusers like you rarely change.
 
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I am not sure what you mean to say, "only done by those who claim to be saved already." Are you not saved already?

Oh, yes, depravity is about the spiritual condition of fallen man.

That is covered in depth in the Bible...

Many years of history of it... from the garden on.

Many believe evil to be increasing in the world. But then again, there is nothing new under the sun.

By Genesis six God flooded the world because? Every intent of human thoughts was
only evil continually and the earth was completely filled with violence and corruption
I think you fully understand. When you were saved, was it TULIP that you were taught that lead you to a saving knowledge and godly sorrow? Or was it the preaching of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ?
 
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I think you fully understand. When you were saved, was it TULIP that you were taught that lead you to a saving knowledge and godly sorrow? Or was it the preaching of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ?
What in the world??? NO, I DID NOT KNOW WHAT YOU MEANT. Do you know yourself to be saved or not??? Please answer.

Don't pretend we can have a conversation with you demanding answers of me
while you make unfounded assumptions and refuse to answer my questions.
 
He’s obviously unaware of this timeless classic!

Hey, I met them in person many many moons ago! I even got an autograph LOL. :giggle:

And, he is unaware of a whole heck of a lot more than that...

He will not even acknowledge that God instituted the death penalty.

His CDS won't let him. Instead he keeps projecting his perverted fantasies onto me.
 
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Says the person displaying non-Christian dragon and unicorn occultism symbols.

Esotericists know that the unicorn is not a Christian symbol, but an alchemical one, hence its appearance in indices of "magical" creatures. In occult lore, the unicorn's singular horn is a projection of the Third Eye.

In the realm of sorcery and witchcraft, the unicorn is a complex phallic symbol representing the pure, untamed spiritual force, the transmutation of base consciousness, and the synthesis of dualistic energies.

Rather than just a fairy tale, esoteric traditions view it as an emblem of forbidden, hidden, occult wisdom.

In Renaissance alchemy, the unicorn represents the fiery, active masculine spirit, while its traditional companion—the maiden or a white stag—represents the passive, intuitive feminine soul.

Together, they represent the "sacred marriage" or the mystical merging of spirit and matter necessary to achieve occult enlightenment.

Unlike the modern, new age, gentle interpretation of the creature, ancient and medieval occultists viewed the unicorn as a fiercely wild and untamable beast.

The legend states that the wild beast could only be tamed by a virgin.

When the Bible mentions "unicorns," it does not refer to the mythical, horse-like creature of fairy tales.

Instead, translations like the King James Version (KJV) use the word to translate the Hebrew re'em—a fierce, untamable, and powerful horned beast, most likely a wild ox, rhinosaurus, or aurochs.

Dragon is a traditional symbol of Satan.

Throughout Christian history and art, the dragon represents cosmic chaos, spiritual disorder, and vicious evil. The legend of Saint George slaying the dragon is a well-known metaphor for Christian faith conquering the devil.

Rather than mythological creatures, scriptural "dragons" are used metaphorically to depict spiritual darkness, rebellious kingdoms, or violent worldly empires (such as Egypt or Babylon) that oppose God’s order.

Interesting, I don't doubt it.
 
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John 14 v 17a, Romans 8 v 6-9 ~ “Inability” in Bible. The world cannot receive the Spirit of truth. The mind of the flesh is death, but the mind of the Spirit is life and peace, because the mind of the flesh is hostile to God: It does not submit to God’s law, nor can it do so. Those controlled by the flesh cannot please God. You, however, are controlled not by the flesh, but by the Spirit, if the Spirit of God lives in you. And if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he does not belong to Christ. Praise be to God for calling me out of the world.
 
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You should not be attempting to teach anything Biblical as an unbeliever.

With the translation you chose, the term "sin nature" in the original language is actually "flesh."
Meaning? The sin nature is found in the body. Not the soul.

The fallen body has a major potential effect over the soul in regards to sin.

But, as seen with Christians?
The Holy Spirit is given as to have us to avoid walking in the flesh in order to walk in God's will.

I say then: Walk in the Spirit, and you shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh. Galatians 5:16​

You still have your flesh potentially able to cause you to sin.

If we walk in the Spirit using 1 John 1:9?
You will be able to recover from a sin and keep growing in grace.
 
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Many individuals in the Bible were not “totally depraved”.

They were not perfect, but they did righteous deeds.

Abel, Lot, Job, Enoch, Abraham, Noah, David, Hezekiah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Moses, Ezekiel, Amos, Joseph Of Arimathea, Cornelius, Simeon, etc.


If man was totally depraved in the way some would have us believe?

God would be guilty of not forcing Satan and his angels to be restored.
 
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Isaiah 12 v 2-3 Surely God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid. For the LORD GOD is my strength and my song, and He also has become my salvation.” With joy you will draw water from the springs of salvation.
 
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What in the world??? NO, I DID NOT KNOW WHAT YOU MEANT. Do you know yourself to be saved or not??? Please answer.

Don't pretend we can have a conversation with you demanding answers of me
while you make unfounded assumptions and refuse to answer my questions.
no need to get upset. The Gospel in the The death burial and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. When I said I think you do understand it was complement. I see most of your post and you do know your bible. I am not being rude but to answer your question yes I am saved. By Grace through faith.
 
no need to get upset. The Gospel in the The death burial and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. When I said I think you do understand it was complement. I see most of your post and you do know your bible. I am not being rude but to answer your question yes I am saved. By Grace through faith.
You basically accused me of lying when I asked for clarification because I did not know what you meant,
which has nothing to do with how well I may or may not know Scripture. I was asking what you meant.
You also assumed I was taught something I was not. Like how did you learn about TULIP? Nobody taught
me it and I do not promote it. I am a Bible believing Christian and all these people with CDS in here reject
a slew of Scriptures, rewriting the very words of Jesus Christ Himself, contradicting and denying what the
Bible explicitly articulates, and when they don't get away with that they turn to slander and blasphemy.
 
You basically accused me of lying when I asked for clarification because I did not know what you meant,
which has nothing to do with how well I may or may not know Scripture. I was asking what you meant.
You also assumed I was taught something I was not. Like how did you learn about TULIP? Nobody taught
me it and I do not promote it. I am a Bible believing Christian and all these people with CDS in here reject
a slew of Scriptures, rewriting the very words of Jesus Christ Himself, contradicting and denying what the
Bible explicitly articulates, and when they don't get away with that they turn to slander and blasphemy.
no I did not . I have no issue telling some one they are lying. Again I said I think you fully understand. I could be wrong. I answered your question. If I was not clear I Apologize for that. God bless.
 
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