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You asked for a verse and I gave an entire passage. Peter is talking about a lifestyle sure but in conjunction with being called. Again I will reiterate the consistency of scripture. Whether you or I agree on it is irrelevant. It’s a deeply dividing issue, and one that should not been taken...

Charm can fool you. Beauty fades. But a woman who has respect for the LORD should be praised Proverbs 30:31

Why do you k Wrong. I notice how you glossed over the verse I posted from Romans as well.

I’m not denying anything. I have read 1 Corinthians many times, and that verse does not indicate universal salvation. You’re simply prooftexting. And I gave a link to verses(As in multiple) that show a consistent narrative that you simply ignore. Try this and tell me what Peter is starting: His...

If you really think that…ok

Context is essential. What does verse 20 say prior: Where is the wise person? Where is the teacher of the law? Where is the philosopher of this age?.Has not God made foolish the wisdom of the world? Paul is stating that human is wisdom looks down on the message of the cross and that believers...

I think you need a little practice with your hermanuics. Just my opinion of course. 👍🏻

Now you’re just becoming obnoxious. How well has that worked out for you? Just curious.

That poster and I have had conversations for quite awhile now and I know where he is coming from most of the time.

The Spirit you received does not make you slaves, so that you live in fear again; rather, the Spirit you received brought about your adoption to sonship. And by him we cry, “Abba, Father.” Roman’s 8:15

I’m just truly amazed that after nearly 2,000 years of basic doctrinal truths are still not understood.

Hmmm… no

You’re adopted into the family of God by the promise made to Abraham who God chose as the patriarch of the Jews. Now tell me how I’m wrong.

I don’t even know what you’re talking about. This makes absolutely no sense. Of course you believe in dispensationism so you could be aiming at anything

Simple answer: God chose those that will belong to Him.

There are verses that indicate God destined those for salvation and those that are condemned. There is a continuous statement made by God that He determines outcomes. If Christs sacrifice was for all, who are the ones that got away? Jesus clearly says in John chapter 17 that all that have been...

Are you seeing a theme? Again, you continually misconstrue scripture.

I will posted a link that you can view and make a determination of the verses that indicate predestination. As you see there is a consistency to all of them. https://reformedwiki.com/verses/predestination As for Christs sacrifice, why did He it is finished as opposed to saying it has begun...

It completely amazes me that peoples theology is still this convoluted.

Again, you’re misinterpreting certain verses.