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Nope. Paul's gentiles entered the body of Christ, and God's kingdom IN HEAVEN There are two kingdoms, just like there were two gospels.

I think Peter still holds the keys to the Kingdom, and when the Kingdom on earth comes in, Peter will be there to open the doors.

Theoretically, a person can be saved on even less. In the same way, a person can hear it all and more and still not be saved. I'm convinced it's impossible to know what a person believes in their heart. What their mental accent is counts for nothing.

Didn't say it was. We have an ongoing conversation, and I was merely responding to that conversation.

My goodness. The gospel didn't need to be altered in order to attract a following. The preacher could dress up in fancy clothes and play a tamborine. They could put the apostle down because he was in jail and was covered with scars. Drawing people unto themselves is the point.

Very sneaky. Since we don't hear Paul preaching on the streets, he can't have mentioned that eternal life is a gift. Read page 171 in the Plot.

That's why people say this is the gospel. 1 Cor. 15:2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures...

The devil likes to add as well as subtract.

If you're going to quote that one, you'd best see what Paul is really saying. Paul was speaking of the brethren in the Lord whose "motives" were bad. Not that the gospel was being adulterated. Phil. 1:14 And many of the brethren in the Lord, waxing confident by my bonds, are much more bold...

The preaching of the gospel is in the red. expand to see -- Then they spoke the word of the Lord to him and to all who were in his house. Also, you can't take that verse, because it doesn't address WHAT one must believe about Jesus Christ. How do you know that? Seriously. You're judging...

You've never heard that Romans 9-11 is about Israel? I'm shocked.

Paul goes on to describe the state of the saved man in chapter 8....freed from that law of sin and death described in Romans 7. It's a matter of faith, my friend. Reckon yourself to be dead to sin, because, in fact, you are. Romans 6. The hardest part for us believers is to believe that sin...

I agree. No need to be snide. That's impossible because you claim everybody that Paul is addressing is saved. Nope, you can't leave out the fact that salvation is a gift from God when you're preaching the gospel. What is the go to verse when preaching Paul's gospel? Ephesians 2:8 For by...

Paul isn't "ministering" to the Kingdom believers, he is teaching how the Jews were being saved by faith in HIS NAME. In Romans 9-11, it's all Jew. In chapter 10, he is showing, through scripture, how the Kingdom believers are saved by their faith in HIS NAME. John 20:31 But these are...

Nonsense. Your idea was silly. Just admit it.

You can't even admit that you were claiming something that was not so? Pride on top of error. Hmmmm....

That's some pretty fancy scripture twisting. 😃 What you're doing is bringing the gospel down as the subject of that preaching instead of Christ. Just look at all the "he's. "They" and "we" preached Christ....not the same gospel. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also...

Sorry, I didn't see what you were looking for. Then I have a few concerns about your use of Romans 10. Just like chapters 9-11, Romans 10 is for the Jews. I know, I've used believe unto righteousness myself, because that part is also in Paul's gospel. In the same way, John 3:16 is...

Ah, so your claim is that Paul could see into the hearts of all those who were in Rome...called to be saints. What? Called by his gospel? Probably. There is absolutely no guarantee that those in that assembly or ANY assembly were all believers, and Paul was well aware of that. 1 Cor. 15:2...

I don't agree. Paul is preaching the gospel for good reason. There are unbelievers in every group. Romans 1:15 So, as much as in me is, I am ready to preach the gospel to you that are at Rome also. The fact that salvation is a gift seems pretty essential to me. Yep, that's not essential...