The Gospel continues to be misunderstood

[Blackpowderduelist]

The Gospel in short is the life, death, burial, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus, he did this all for us. To redeem us to himself.

 

[Blik]

The Gospel in short is the life, death, burial, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus, he did this all for us. To redeem us to himself.

If that is the language you want to use to say this, more power to you. So much for my simplification language.

 

[throughfaith]

Are they asking about how to saddle a horse?

They are asking about salvation

Major major silliness

What your doing is reading the information you have after the book of Acts ,back into the book of Acts . Common mistake. Silly but true .

 

[throughfaith]

Bizarre renderings of the book of Acts, which goes hand in hand with the refusal of Hebrews, have been represented on this site at various times.

Salvation through Christ, or 'the Gospel', is central to the book of Acts. The Greek verb for “preach the gospel” (euangelizo) occurs more in this book than in any other in the New Testament.

We know that Paul was sent to the Gentiles, but he also preached to the Jews. In fact, when he went somewhere to spread the gospel, he would first enter the synagogue and preach to the Jews. At Iconium they entered together into the Jewish synagogue and spoke in such a way that a great number of both Jews and Greeks believed Acts 14:1 There were converts from the Gentiles to Judaism, so Paul's preaching converted both Jews and Gentiles, IN the synagogue.

Paul did not preach a different gospel and he summed it up this way:

I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes —to the Jew first and also to the Greek. Romans 1:16

Romans comes after Acts . Romans is settled doctrines . Acts is a transitional book with 28 chapters with 29 different conversion accounts in it . Some folks stop at chapter 2 and call that the plan of salvation. And I'm the silly one ?

 

[throughfaith]

How do you figure orthodox Jews are saved?

Do saved people need repentance and baptism?

acts 2 is not saying saved people need repentance and baptism . Its saying they needed to be baptised to receive the Holy Spirit.

 

[JaumeJ]

When we see through the Eyes of Yeshua on the Cross, it is impossible not to care for all mankind. Our soul joins our Lord in His plea, "Father forgive them for they know not what they do."

 

[Nehemiah6]

What your doing is reading the information you have after the book of Acts ,back into the book of Acts . Common mistake. Silly but true .

Why is it a "mistake" for any Christian to interpret any passage in the light of the whole Bible? Indeed it is a necessity for proper interpretation. But your problem is (like that of some others) that you really do not know what the Gospel is.

And anyone who keeps harping that Acts is "transitional" is only compounding his own errors.

There is SOLID BIBLE DOCTRINE IN ACTS and you should quit fooling yourself and misleading others. In fact, your should be learning, rather than trying to teach.

 

[throughfaith]

Why is it a "mistake" for any Christian to interpret any passage in the light of the whole Bible? Indeed it is a necessity for proper interpretation. But your problem is (like that of some others) that you really do not know what the Gospel is.

And anyone who keeps harping that Acts is "transitional" is only compounding his own errors.

There is SOLID BIBLE DOCTRINE IN ACTS and you should quit fooling yourself and misleading others. In fact, your should be learning, rather than trying to teach.

Your reading the Gospel as understood and explained in Paul's letters back into the book of Acts . Many denominations do this . 29 conversion accounts and you want verse 38 lol . I was sold that package when I first started trying to find a good church. Chapter 2 of a book of 28 chapters no less . How on earth can you not say its a book of transitions? That's an amazing claim from you ?

 

[throughfaith]

Why is it a "mistake" for any Christian to interpret any passage in the light of the whole Bible? Indeed it is a necessity for proper interpretation. But your problem is (like that of some others) that you really do not know what the Gospel is.

And anyone who keeps harping that Acts is "transitional" is only compounding his own errors.

There is SOLID BIBLE DOCTRINE IN ACTS and you should quit fooling yourself and misleading others. In fact, your should be learning, rather than trying to teach.

Shouldn't a passage interpretation be made in light of its immediate surrounding and context first?

 

[throughfaith]

Why is it a "mistake" for any Christian to interpret any passage in the light of the whole Bible? Indeed it is a necessity for proper interpretation. But your problem is (like that of some others) that you really do not know what the Gospel is.

And anyone who keeps harping that Acts is "transitional" is only compounding his own errors.

There is SOLID BIBLE DOCTRINE IN ACTS and you should quit fooling yourself and misleading others. In fact, your should be learning, rather than trying to teach.

I agree with you on most things. Where I see you go wrong is on this area.

 

[tribesman]

When we see through the Eyes of Yeshua on the Cross, it is impossible not to care for all mankind. Our soul joins our Lord in His plea, "Father forgive them for they know not what they do."

How about those who know what they do?

 

[JaumeJ]

With a cursory study of the Word we learn those who know what they do would be those who have chosen evil over good, past tense, and they love lies too.

 

[tribesman]

With a cursory study of the Word we learn those who know what they do would be those who have chosen evil over good, past tense, and they love lies too.

Do you believe that regenerate men can do this, willfully choose evil? As for the unregenerate, it's hard to see how they can not chose to do evil (other than by outer restraints).

 

[throughfaith]

Do you believe that regenerate men can do this, willfully choose evil? As for the unregenerate, it's hard to see how they can not chose to do evil (other than by outer restraints).

Seems like they can do good here .
Rom 2
5But after thy hardness and impenitent heart treasurest up unto thyself wrath against the day of wrath and revelation of the righteous judgment of God;

6Who will render to every man according to his deeds:

7To them who by patient continuance in well doing seek for glory and honour and immortality, eternal life:

 

[throughfaith]

Do you believe that regenerate men can do this, willfully choose evil? As for the unregenerate, it's hard to see how they can not chose to do evil (other than by outer restraints).

We see examples of Unregenerated men doing things contrary to calvinism all through scripture. Especially when you realise no one was regenerated until Acts 2 .

 

[JaumeJ]

Do you believe that regenerate men can do this, willfully choose evil? As for the unregenerate, it's hard to see how they can not chose to do evil (other than by outer restraints).

It is taught in the Word that some actually choose evil over good. The first to do this was Satan.

 

[SophieT]

What your doing is reading the information you have after the book of Acts ,back into the book of Acts . Common mistake. Silly but true .

Romans comes after Acts . Romans is settled doctrines . Acts is a transitional book with 28 chapters with 29 different conversion accounts in it . Some folks stop at chapter 2 and call that the plan of salvation. And I'm the silly one ?

thankfully, wise people do not follow your choices

 

[throughfaith]

thankfully, wise people do not follow your choices

Great . But some of us can point out the issues with not rightly dividing .

 

[SophieT]

Great . But some of us can point out the issues with not rightly dividing .

True. Exactly what we are doing to try and help you.

 

[throughfaith]

True. Exactly what we are doing to try and help you.

Then help with verses that SAY what calvinists believe . As yet we don't have any ?