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ESeems pretty simple, doesn't it...
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.This is your idea of a scholarly response?? My friend, you are in big trouble.
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.scholarly response.
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.After you answer my challenge, then I will consider answering your challenge. This is how you put a stop to theological ping pong. So...
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.scholarly response!
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.No price should ever be associated with the teaching of Scripture outside the local church; that way grace will honor it.
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.You are definitely a neophyte with your clinging to Eph 1.4. I have already written many article on Eph 1.4. You (plural) have been...
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.Another speculation not based on a serious study of these words used in OT and NT. There is absolutely no support for your statement...
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.I already answered this in an earlier post. You are speculation on a definition of chosen, one that i demonstrated earlier
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.The only problem with this is you have not defined choose? Defining chosen is what the issue is all about. What is your definition of...
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.notice that none of these references is to Salvation.
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.Where are we chosen? We are chosen"in him." We are not chosen 'outside of him.' It was the plan that was chosen before the foundation...
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EEddieM replied to the thread Understanding God’s election.I guess Adam either had free will or he wasn't one of God's elect. He may have had both or neither. Just remember election has nothing...
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EEddieM replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.The Greek present tense indicates a continuing action, something that happens continuously or repeatedly, or something that is in the...
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EEddieM replied to the thread The problem of the statement of “never saved to begin with”.Why ask others to help you understand Greek, learn it yourself so you don't have to be a parrot and repeat what others say. It will take...
