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It seems rather difficult to know the end of something unless you know the entirety of it. Otherwise, how do you know it ended?

Well put and I appreciate the information so I know from now on going into discussions that involve cessationist on these forums (y)

Amen, I agree with you 100% (y)

lol yeah I got most of the song wrong but the point was still correct lol

I am a continuist opposed to cessationism and do not buy the Bible written as the "perfect" Paul was speaking about. And I would even go as far to say the things I have witnessed and been directly a part of that were indeed without a doubt miraculous I get see over cessasionist because I...

ResidentAlien + Niki7: Just observing the quick back n forth here between the 2 of you I am reminded how you both serve the same God but have different views of doctrine. And that also reminds me of upbringing. It's fascinating that the message and doctrine associated to the message that...

It just means knowing the End means He already knows the Beginning and everything Between.

Josephus wrote people witnessed the risen Jesus and Paul said 500 people saw Him. Josephus: He was the Christ. And when, upon the accusation of the principal men among us, Pilate had condemned him to a cross, those who had first come to love him did not cease. He appeared to them spending a...

I definitely agree that God foreknew everything because in Isaiah God said He knew the "End from the Beginning" to show Isaiah no other gods can do that. So He was giving a characteristic of Who God is to Isaiah that is unlike what any other deity can claim. But the reason I believe Paul is...

From Theologians. I do not trust Scholars because many are atheist but Theologians are Bible Professors in Bible Colleges. This is what preachers in today's Bible colleges are taught by Theologians and I agree with 100% (Rom 8:29-30) Notice the conjunction, “for”’; it ties what is about to be...

Ephesians, Mark, Luke, Acts were fulfilled. “In him you also, when you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and believed in him, were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, who is the guarantee of our inheritance until we acquire possession of it, to the praise of his glory.”

I agree and the Bible tells us we are judged individually so I want to be judged by the Holy Spirit's interpretation to me rather than man made doctrine set in stone. I will answer both of these quotes with the same response. Let's look at those men God killed. The Flood of Noah God still...

First of all, it's most likely Cameron's answers generally relate to his own personal beliefs and he will force that view upon any scripture presented. But let's look at Chapter 3 where God even mentions child birth. 16 Unto the woman He said: 'I will greatly multiply thy pain and thy travail...

At which point in history? If this is about after the Flood of Noah where you just went from possibly billions of people when the average person lived 857 years having children after children down to 8 people. It makes sense the birth rate would increase. If we're talking about in the past...

I am not a Calvinist and I know that if I were to die this moment I would go to Heaven where God is at because I am saved.

Do you believe that you need to be saved? Before one can be saved they need to understand they both need to be saved + cannot save them self. Which leads to the all important question, Who can save us? The Bible shows us only Jesus can save us. With knowing just this much, it's as easy as...

Even though I mentioned Provisionism, I really do not adhere to any one specific doctrine. A doctrine centralizes specific verses and as you focus upon them you begin to lose touch with the verses before, after, and what those verses mean in overall context. I would much rather read the Bible...

My upbringing is much different than most considering we are Jews who follow Jesus but from age 6 to 13 attend Mishnah to learn about the Torah/Prophets, Psalms (complete Tanakh). So the idea about God and His Merciful way to His People was easy to converge with Grace. God's Mercy upon...

Provisionism aligns with Acts 17 - John 3:16-17 - many other verses that can be applied here.

All he will get from who you just suggested is Calvinism/Reformation. Maybe before you say something like, ""before thinking about this and that to do this""...you study who or what this is all about first. Because you are pushing him into Calvinism/Reformation by your suggestion. Unless of...