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Why would you want to face Peter in heaven ? This sounds like a catholic belief. These words that you are saying are not Peters words, these are words from God Almighty. I'm not quite so sure you understand reformed theology because I'm not fully aware of any that say that Christ died for...

You should realize that many commentaries agree on pretty much the idea that Christ did not die for the false prophets and also talks a lot about them as in Mt. 24 and Rev. 19:20 & 20:10 and also notice it is talking about swift destruction if Christ had bought these people then God would be...

The topic is at hand in that he and many others say Christ died for ALL and yet somehow they still will face a judgment because they rejected him because of their free will. It’s a oxymoron statement in that if Christ died for ALL or better said paid the penalty for all and that would have to do...

But by your admission Christ died for ALl so I have no sin.

I suppose you have Scripture or Scriptures to back this claim up and yet this says nothing of him dying spiritually.

And yet you have not shown from the Bible and the Bible alone where Christ died spiritually.

God gives his elect the proper doctrine it doesn’t matter wether they Were Pentecostal or even a JW it’s all up to God and his divine time for everything, now just because someone is from the reformed religion that does not mean they have the proper or correct doctrine either.

By isolating certain verses that say Christ died for ALL one can come up with this type of conclusion without comparing to what the whole Bible has to say. I’ll give you one example and that is found in 1Cor. 15:22. I’m sorry if you do not understand how salvation works but the Bible is...

Oh again you are wrong You contradicted yourself in that you said Christ died for all and then turned around and said some will face judgment. By your admission it is clear you do not understand why and whom Christ paid the price for.

You are correct that Christ who is God can not die. But he did die physically in a physical body and yet as you have also said he his body did not see corruption. Spiritually he cannot die.

I did show you in a brief sense In the first post and again briefly in the 2nd and here again. The contradiction is that you seem you do not understand why the reason Christ paid the penalty.

1Thess. 1:3; 2Thess. 1:11. The faith in view can only be the faith of Christ because his name also means faith. [Rev. 19:11] He was faithful to pay the price needed to fulfill everything it was his work that did it all.

Sure there is a contradiction because you seem not to understand why Christ died.

You are saying and not only you but many others that hold fast to this same idea that Christ died for "all" or "all of mankind" I am fully aware of the verses that you will use. But the fact is that we need to define first of all the reason why Christ died. So riddle me this what was the...

And what agenda would that be per say ?

It seems that you are contradicting yourself with what you posted above. Because on the one hand you are saying that Christ died for all then you seem to backtrack and then say no not all.

It wasn't Abraham's faith because faith is a work, it has to be the faith of Christ that he imputed so that it was counted righteous.

There is no problem here because every single person in this world will die in one form or another the end result is because of sin. You yourself have already answered your own question by quoting Dan. 12. So by this you should realize that it is not all as ever single person but as all in the...

It’s very easy to isolate the verses above to show he means everybody, all. But one has to look at many other verses to compare to those mentioned above like for instance 1Cor. 15:22 who is the “all” mentioned here. Likewise in Ezk. 34 does it mention all or only a select group of people.

Jn. 6:29 Jesus answered and said unto them, This is the work of God, that ye believe on him whom he hath sent.