Daily Bible Reading Plan

[Gpianolf]

Another key Bible passage that can serve as the antidote for the poison of tulipism is 1John 4:7-14 (cf. John 3:16 and Rom. 5:5-8).

This passage indicates that Christians reflect God's love to the world, as the accompanying song celebrates:

https://groovykerygma.bandcamp.com/track/spirit-of-the-lord

I don’t believe you know what you’re talking about brother. And tulipism isn’t a thing. TULIP is simply a tool. And let’s be clear. The term that has produced the majority of the dissent is the “L”. And that only because it’s been significantly misunderstood.

REGARDLESS…. This discussion isn’t centered on “tulipism”. The purpose of this discussion is reading Scripture. Period. So please get back on course.

 

[GWH]

I don’t believe you know what you’re talking about brother. And tulipism isn’t a thing. TULIP is simply a tool. And let’s be clear. The term that has produced the majority of the dissent is the “L”. And that only because it’s been significantly misunderstood.

REGARDLESS…. This discussion isn’t centered on “tulipism”. The purpose of this discussion is reading Scripture. Period. So please get back on course.

Truthseekers read Scripture in order to learn about God, and John 3:16, 1John 4:7-14 and Rom. 5:5-8
(among others, including 1Tim. 2:3-4 and Matt. 23:37) teach that God loves all sinners and wants them to be saved,
(which means TULIP is simply false from T to P).

THAT's what I'm talking about, bro! Hallelujah!
(Not sure what course you are on.)

Rejoice in the Spirit of the Lord!

 

[Gpianolf]

Truthseekers read Scripture in order to learn about God, and John 3:16, 1John 4:7-14 and Rom. 5:5-8
(among others, including 1Tim. 2:3-4 and Matt. 23:37) teach that God loves all sinners and wants them to be saved,
(which means TULIP is simply false from T to P).

THAT's what I'm talking about, bro! Hallelujah!
(Not sure what course you are on.)

Rejoice in the Spirit of the Lord!

I literally told you what the purpose of this thread was… how then are you unsure?

But instead you further highlighted your lack of understanding with that comment. I gave you the opportunity to admit some degree of assumption and you chose otherwise.

And it’s ironic that you said “truthseekers read Scripture to learn about God” in response to the person who created a thread (this thread) to encourage people to read on a daily basis. I even posted a reading plan for people to follow if they so chose to use it.

Lastly, for the record, when I said “brother” I was being genuine. Not snarky like how your use of the term seems to have been utilized.

 

[Gpianolf]

Truthseekers read Scripture in order to learn about God, and John 3:16, 1John 4:7-14 and Rom. 5:5-8
(among others, including 1Tim. 2:3-4 and Matt. 23:37) teach that God loves all sinners and wants them to be saved,
(which means TULIP is simply false from T to P).

THAT's what I'm talking about, bro! Hallelujah!
(Not sure what course you are on.)

Rejoice in the Spirit of the Lord!

And I have to say this.

This means you agree that men are not totally depraved of God or born sinful, that the election of the saints is conditional and (at best) works based (just like every other world religion), that the application of the power of the atonement is applied to everyone (I.e. universalism) regardless if they have a relationship with Christ or not, that His grace is not overwhelmingly beautiful and thereby attractive and worthy of praise, and that you can either lose your salvation or have that can’t possibly have any security in your salvation. That is by necessity what you are agreeing to by calling everything that TULIP teaches false.

Now please, for the last time, stick to pleading with people to read and study the Scriptures. Do me that one favor. Please.

 

[GWH]

And I have to say this.

This means you agree that men are not totally depraved of God or born sinful, that the election of the saints is conditional and (at best) works based (just like every other world religion), that the application of the power of the atonement is applied to everyone (I.e. universalism) regardless if they have a relationship with Christ or not, that His grace is not overwhelmingly beautiful and thereby attractive and worthy of praise, and that you can either lose your salvation or have that can’t possibly have any security in your salvation. That is by necessity what you are agreeing to by calling everything that TULIP teaches false.

Now please, for the last time, stick to pleading with people to read and study the Scriptures. Do me that one favor. Please.

I WAS encouraging folks to read and understand Scripture.
If you would like to understand MFW beliefs (which are NOT your snarky strawman),
please peruse the Resolving Problematic Interpretations of Scripture thread.

Otherwise, meditate on Gen. 3:6, Deut. 30:19, Josh. 24:15, 2Chron. 7:14, Matt. 4:17, 7:7, 23:37, John 3:16, 6:39, Acts 2:38, 16:31, 28:27, Rom. 1:20, 2:4, 11&15, 3:22-26, 4:23-24, 5:8, 15&19, 10:9-13, 11:32, Gal. 3:8&14, Eph. 2:8-9, Phil. 2:10-11, Col. 1:19-23, 2Thes. 1:6a, 1Tim. 2:3-4, 1John 4:7-12, etc.

 

[Gpianolf]

I WAS encouraging folks to read and understand Scripture.
If you would like to understand MFW beliefs (which are NOT your snarky strawman),
please peruse the Resolving Problematic Interpretations of Scripture thread.

Otherwise, meditate on Gen. 3:6, Deut. 30:19, Josh. 24:15, 2Chron. 7:14, Matt. 4:17, 7:7, 23:37, John 3:16, 6:39, Acts 2:38, 16:31, 28:27, Rom. 1:20, 2:4, 11&15, 3:22-26, 4:23-24, 5:8, 15&19, 10:9-13, 11:32, Gal. 3:8&14, Eph. 2:8-9, Phil. 2:10-11, Col. 1:19-23, 2Thes. 1:6a, 1Tim. 2:3-4, 1John 4:7-12, etc.

1. That wasn’t a strawman argument. Doesn’t even meet the definition of one.
2. I don’t know what MFW stands for and I don’t really care because I don’t subscribe to labels.
3. Now back to the show…

Today’s reading is:
Job 29 & 30
Psalm 97:7-12
Proverbs 23:15-16
1 Corinthians 1

 

[GWH]

1. That wasn’t a strawman argument. Doesn’t even meet the definition of one.
2. I don’t know what MFW stands for and I don’t really care because I don’t subscribe to labels.
3. Now back to the show…

Today’s reading is:
Job 29 & 30
Psalm 97:7-12
Proverbs 23:15-16
1 Corinthians 1

Well, if you want to discuss TULIP, you can begin by learning the acronym for its opposite: MFW (moral free will).

I already suggested today's reading for you.

These teachings of Paul are from 1 Corinthians:

TOP #77: Be perfectly united with no divisions or quarrels. [1Cor. 1:10-13] Paul said there were reports that people were following Paul, Apollos or Cephas instead of Christ, who was crucified for them and into whose name they were baptized (v.13-16).

TOP #78: The Gospel seems foolish to unbelievers, but it is the wisdom of God. [1Cor. 1:18-25]

TOP #79: God chose the weak to demonstrate His saving power so that no one should boast. [1Cor. 1:27-31 & 3:18-21]

Are we agreed?

 

[Gpianolf]

Well, if you want to discuss TULIP, you can begin by learning the acronym for its opposite: MFW (moral free will).

I already suggested today's reading for you.

These teachings of Paul are from 1 Corinthians:

TOP #77: Be perfectly united with no divisions or quarrels. [1Cor. 1:10-13] Paul said there were reports that people were following Paul, Apollos or Cephas instead of Christ, who was crucified for them and into whose name they were baptized (v.13-16).

TOP #78: The Gospel seems foolish to unbelievers, but it is the wisdom of God. [1Cor. 1:18-25]

TOP #79: God chose the weak to demonstrate His saving power so that no one should boast. [1Cor. 1:27-31 & 3:18-21]

Are we agreed?

The reading is in line with the PDF I shared. Yours is not.

Now for the last time, please stop.

 

[Gpianolf]

MONDAY - 08/24
Job 39:1-40:24
Psa. 101:1-4
Prov. 23:29-30
1Cor. 6:1-20

TUESDAY - 08/25
Job 41:1-42:17
Psa. 101:5-8
Prov. 23:31-35
1Cor. 7:1-16

WEDNESDAY - 08/26
Ecc. 1:1-2:26
Psa. 102:1-11
Prov. 24:1-2
1Cor. 7:17-40

THURSDAY - 08/27
Ecc. 3:1-22
Psa. 102:12-17
Prov. 24:3-4
1Cor. 8:1-13

FRIDAY - 08/28
Ecc. 4:1-6:12
Psa. 102:18-28
Prov. 24:5-6
1Cor. 9:1-27

SATURDAY - 08/29
Ecc. 7:1-29
Psa. 103:1-5
Prov. 24:7-9
1Cor. 10:1-13

SUNDAY - 08/30
Ecc. 8:1-10:20
Psa. 103:6-14
Prov. 24:10-12
1Cor. 10:14-33