The Bible isn't false.
Your assertion is.
Thanks for admitting that both uses of "the One" in Romans 10:14 refers to Jesus.
The Bible isn't false.
You've been to the great white throne judgement already?Romans 5 says the trespass of one man (Adam) led to condemnation for all men. Do you really believe that no one is condemned before God pre death and resurrection of Christ?
Different contexts to what Jesus was talking about.Romans 3 tells us that all are under sin (9-19) Verse 20 tells us the whole world is held accountable to God. We are told the same thing at the very beginning of creation, when we were made in His image and likeness and given our duties as His subjects. And given only one "Do not" command.
Paul has a theology, i.e., he didn't repeat verbatim the things Jesus said.That is how the gospel is spread. How people are drawn to Christ. And Scripture does not lend theology to what Jesus said---what He says is theology, and from theology come doctrines.
No I'm right.Your assertion is.
Don't try to represent me. Yes, belief in Jesus is required, but God saves the world through Jesus. Look at the context:Thanks for admitting that both uses of "the One" in Romans 10:14 refers to Jesus.
No I'm right.
Don't try to represent me.
whats your point?~
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God's thoughts; I strongly recommend you avoid telling people they are wrong lest the
hapless day arrive when you are forced to eat your words. Leave yourself avenue for
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"I tell you that men will have to give account on the day of judgment for every careless
word they have spoken. For by your words you will be innocent, and by your words you
will be condemned." (Matt 12:36-37)
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What does that even mean? The Bible tells us everyone who does not accept Christ, post resurrection, is condemned. Why would I need to be at the White Throne judgement to know that?You've been to the great white throne judgement already?
Well---what is the context?Different contexts to what Jesus was talking about.
Shall I now have to define theology for you? You could look it up yourself, and I suggest you look up words to learn their meaning before you use them. Make sure you are using them right, you know?Paul has a theology, i.e., he didn't repeat verbatim the things Jesus said.
What does that even mean? The Bible tells us everyone who does not accept Christ, post resurrection, is condemned. Why would I need to be at the White Throne judgement to know that?You've been to the great white throne judgement already?
Well---what is the context?Different contexts to what Jesus was talking about.
Shall I now have to define theology for you? You could look it up yourself, and I suggest you look up words to learn their meaning before you use them. Make sure you are using them right, you know?Paul has a theology, i.e., he didn't repeat verbatim the things Jesus said.
do you have any point in these?What does that even mean? The Bible tells us everyone who does not accept Christ, post resurrection, is condemned. Why would I need to be at the White Throne judgement to know that?
Well---what is the context?
Shall I now have to define theology for you? You could look it up yourself, and I suggest you look up words to learn their meaning before you use them. Make sure you are using them right, you know?
NASo what is your point?
Does what Jesus says count or not?
Spreading against Jesus' word does not count?
The points are pretty sharp and easy to see. What is the point of your post?do you have any point in these?
Or just making more muddy talk.
justice is your answer--All of Gods ways are justice( Deut 32:4)=perfect balance on his justice scales( an eye for an eye)--A sinless mortal rebelled and sinned-Justice= A sinless mortal lived sinless but paid in full the wages of sin that he did not owe= the ransom sacrifice.Why did Jesus have to die?
This is my thread and I don't want any distracted argument.The points are pretty sharp and easy to see. What is the point of your post?
read more of what I said.You said "Yes" to my question. See post 420.
You’re saying all people have been condemned yet you haven’t been condemned. As I said, there is a different context those have to the condemnation they have in Adam and the condemnation one may have at their works-based judgement day.What does that even mean? The Bible tells us everyone who does not accept Christ, post resurrection, is condemned. Why would I need to be at the White Throne judgement to know that?
Well---what is the context?
Shall I now have to define theology for you? You could look it up yourself, and I suggest you look up words to learn their meaning before you use them. Make sure you are using them right, you know?
They already changed the title of the thread and your OP. They’re trying to bury the truth.This is my thread and I don't want any distracted argument.
Or are you guys hijacking it and changing the direction?
read more of what I said.
This is my thread and I don't want any distracted argument.
Or are you guys hijacking it and changing the direction?
This is my thread
Sorry. There were only two sinless mortals who rebelled and that is Adam and Eve. So you have Jesus dying for Adam (since God says sin came to all men through Adam, not Adam and Eve.) That would only justify Adam. Everyone born through Adam after he sinned is not a sinless mortal.justice is your answer--All of Gods ways are justice( Deut 32:4)=perfect balance on his justice scales( an eye for an eye)--A sinless mortal rebelled and sinned-Justice= A sinless mortal lived sinless but paid in full the wages of sin that he did not owe= the ransom sacrifice.