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Not familiar with those Dictionaries but I don't use any English sources when I study the original text. I use Greek sources because I need to know what the words meant in the first century. Another VERY important point is the context of words. Words can only have meaning when we know the...

PS: Please show me where Abraham was called "a sinner". Please provide the verse which says Abraham was a sinner.

Nearly every ignorant and ill-informed reformer quotes this verse in Romans to try to justify their poorly conceived doctrine that we are saved, justified when we refuse to obey the commands of God. That verse in Romans has absolutely nothing to do with Abraham's salvation. ZERO. Paul is writing...

Must go for now. Will come back another time. Lot's of fun. NF :cool:

Strong's is NOT a Greek Lexicon. I know exactly what these words mean. I have been teaching Greek for many years. That's what my PhD is. I do this every day. You still haven't answered my question. Where is the verse telling us that obedience to God's commands is wrong? Please list. What did God...

There is no doubt we are justified by faith. That is by the "word of God". That's what faith is. It's not a verb. it' a noun. Believe is a verb requiring action. You need to get yourself a real Greek lexicon and learn something other than a reformed doctrine invented by Luther and his friends...

Yes and you simply don't know what the word faith means. PERIOD! It does not, and never did mean to believe.

Please show me where obeying God's commands is a bad thing! WHERE is that verse?

It's so hard to get people to understand what the word "faith" means. It does NOT mean "believe".

1John 3:7 Little children, let no one deceive you. He who practices righteousness is righteous, just as He is righteous. Of course one can't be justified, become righteous by inventing a personal doctrine. Who says they can? Where do the commands in the scriptures originate? They come from GOD...

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The questions were quite simple. I was told there were no acts, works needed to be saved. I asked what Jesus meant when He said, "If you love me keep my commands". Was that wrong? There were others but mostly trying to find where this person lived regarding that which will judge us. Such as...

OK, sorry about that. I have, as Paul wrote, great sorrow for that. ὀδύνη odunē, grief (as dejecting): - sorrow Thanks for the head's up. :-( I'm not used to the format here. I will be careful in the future after I beat myself over the head with a blunt object. :unsure:

Believe me I know that word and many others. I have a PhD in Greek and the bible. I teach it. That's not what I said. I said no one answered my simple questions, and they are simple. When a person is so invested in their ideology over truth it is nearly impossible to change their mind. I have...

Actually not one question I asked has been answered. But, that's the way of the reformed. They are cowards and very ignorant. But, that's just the way it is.

Yes, I know exactly what you wrote. Let me try one more time. The new testament was not written in English, and it wasn't written yesterday. You can't use Websters to define words nor use Luther's lack of understanding of the Koine Greek to find a path to heaven. The Greek word faith, pistis, is...

You say we are saved by "faith". What does that mean? What faith. You seem to be saying we are not under any obligation to obey the commands of God. Jesus stated clearly "if you love me keep my commands". Jesus said "he that believes and is baptized shall be saved". Are these empty statement...

But, you didn't answer my question. Which commands of God can we reject and still be saved?

Thanks for your comments. Please watch this clip and then tell me which commands of The Lord can we reject, refuse to obey and still expect to be saved. Works Of Men VS The Works Of God - YouTube You need to know that the word faith is a noun, believe is a verb. Please read John 12:42 and tell...