Did Jesus Die on The Cross for The Just/Elect/Saved Whose Names Are Written in The Book of Life OR

I love Paul!
His writings inspire me and I use his writings in many things I preach.

Even the part when Paul says speaking in tongues is Angel language when we know it is not?

At last count I have less than 200 posts. Could you please look back and find one where I claim scripture must harmonize! Not that I think this is a bad thing, but I'm sure that you won't find one.....

I must have you confused with someone else. For that I apologize.

Everything Paul wrote was under inspiration. It was God-breathed. It's the word of God. It's ALL from God.
This is very basic stuff. Either It's all God's word given by inspiration and God-breathed and trustworthy or...nothing can be trusted.
You are the one who is actually taking away words from the book. This is a grievous mistake.

I am sorry you are having problems with your eyes. I indicated I knew the scriptures you referenced. From my post:

No. I'm not arrogant or nasty in my posts. Believe me I could be but you do enough of that yourself.

I can see no reason you should convince anyone of your correct interpretation with the attitude you display and your constant evading of actual discussion. In what way do those scriptures negate the post concerning the fact that Christians in the NT are not referred to as sinners?

Never once did I say that means we do not sin. I have posted scripture about it as I almost always do and you try to gaslight me.

It will not work.

Does God predestine people to be saved first

You ask these questions but what is your takeaway on God's disposition of heart toward Jacob and Esau in the above quoted passage? And, yes, I think it's important -- both the "why" and the "when".

YOU are the one evading a straightforward answer; yet, I'm dishonest!? Project much?

Actually, Paul is considered to have written 13 or 14 of the 27 books of the NT...certainly not half. Further, much of what he wrote was correctional...consider Galatians and Corinthians. Not all of course

You said you consider all of scripture. Well what Paul wrote is very much in the minority. On top of that, certain people have trouble understanding Romans to this day and even Peter the Apostle said some people find him hard to understand.

as also in all his letters, speaking in them of these things, in which there are some things that are hard to understand, which the untaught and unstable distort, as they do also the rest of the Scriptures, to their own destruction. II Peter 3:16

Classic Argument from Silence fallacy. The onus is on you to prove that Romans 9 or any portion thereof is not divine revelation.

There's a difference between what God says and what we know is hyperbole.

Hyperbole in the Bible

We do not communicate using explicit, factual language to make our points. What I'm getting at is the reality that the Bible makes extensive use of idiom and hyperbole. Hyperbole is the employment of exaggerative language to emphasize a point. Idiom is biblical "slang" if you will.

Jul 2, 2019 — Paul is using hyperbole, exaggeration, it illustrates the importance of getting his point across.
So, it's not fully inspired but a method Paul uses.

Jacob was elected; Esau was not.

I already made the point. You keep dancing around it with idioms not related to either scripture from Malachi nor Paul.

And you say this...why?

Isaiah is so graphic in it's accuracy of the Messiah, that once Jesus had been crucified, they considered it to be too problematical.

The 17th-century Jewish historian, Raphael Levi, admitted that long ago the rabbis used to read Isaiah 53 in synagogues, but after the chapter caused “arguments and great confusion” the rabbis decided that the simplest thing would be to just take that prophecy out of the Haftarah1 readings in synagogues. That’s why today when we read Isaiah 52, we stop in the middle of the chapter, and the week after, we jump straight to Isaiah 54.2

—Eitan Bar

so....

And why did God elect one and reject the other? And when did He do this?

It doesn’t matter, though, what you perceive or do not understand. That’s why we study His Word. The Bible is inspired, and God is the author. Right?