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What is the direct object of the verb in Ephesians 1:4? ( the indicative verb, not the infinitive. ).
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OI can’t answer for other people’s salvific experience, but yes I felt differently. I went from being a God hater to a God lover. I went...
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OGood post. I am not a predeterminist, but I do believe there is a biblical concept of election and predestination. But I do not hold to...
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καθώς means as, just as, for, etc. it’s pretty much equivelance to the word “because”.
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According to means “ in conformity”. In accordance with. The blessings in Christ are in accordance with the fact that He chose us in...
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THAT’S NOT FOREKNOWLEDGE!!!
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Which version? KJV? Oxford or Cambridge edition?
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Ephesians 1:4 says chose US before the foundation of the world. God said it, that settles it.
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I’m thinking in terms of what the word means. Knowing is not foreknowing. God foreknew us before He called us and He called us before...
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So by quoting scripture word for word, I’m defending Arminianism? Thanks for that insight.
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Then you should have stopped before you said God didnt foreknow is until we got saved.
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God chose US before the foundation of the world. Ephesians 1:4
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Glad you realize that.
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But you have to be convinced to believe, remember? Who does the convincing?
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No, the question is when did God FOREKNOW us. Answer is in Ephesians 1:4-5. Also in Romans 8. Foreknew before predestined. Predestined...
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Define convict.
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So Paul contradicted himself. Knowing is not the same as foreknowing.
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Sure. The first part of that verse is talking about calling, which follows foreknowledge and predestination in Romans 8:28-30 and the...
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Is foreknowledge and predestination mentioned there?
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Where do you see adoption in Romans 8:28-30?
