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Not really. It is 'magic' as Catholics observe it. Consuming Jesus is trying to live in Him, daily. The other is symbolic, a remembrance. The way Catholics do Eucharist is the same way they do confession to the Priest: twice removed from the Savior in round-about ways. When Jesus...

Ah, I begin to see what you mean and it makes sense. Perhaps it is rather not will, but the execution of His will would be the better tack. Thank you for the thoughts. Your dialogue helps and appreciate it. Right and so theologians have proffered and idea over the difference, but I begin...

In only the sense that we minister Jesus (the only High Priest). This is taken much too far by the Catholic Church. They (and you) simply do not grasp something incredibly important and intimated in Hebrews all over the place: Heb 8:10 For this is the covenant that I will make with the...

This one indeed is confusing and maybe disagreement if only on example: Sabbath wasn't just for man. It was an echo of our relationship with God. We are made in His image and thus reflect in marriage, in work, in worship; part of the image and reflection of God. It was lost at the Fall...

No! I was serious! I've been called Mid Acts. If so, initiate (I'm not too concerned over labels). I'm trying to learn Nick, and thank you. In all sincerity. Be blessed (you are, it is a mindful reminder for me perhaps you and makes me thoughtful during the day). In Our Precious...

Dave Ramsey says 'Don't' for what it is worth.

Context seems VERY clear to me: Rom 9:13 As it is written, "Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated." (Jewish) Rom 9:14 What shall we say then? Is there not unrighteousness with God? Let it not be! Rom 9:15 For He said to Moses, "I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy, and I will...

Very briefly: 1Ti 2:5 For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus Heb 7:28 For the law maketh men high priests which have infirmity; but the word of the oath, which was since the law, maketh the Son, who is consecrated for evermore. (It is the weakness of...

Nephew has some bitcoin that is worth roughly a house 0.o He's done well.

All Jewish minded, likely a good many had heard seen Jesus: Act 2:5 And dwelling at Jerusalem there were Jews, devout men out of every nation under heaven. Act 2:22 Men, Israelites, hear these words. Jesus of Nazareth, a man approved of God among you by powerful works, and wonders and...

Let's take the definition a second: Desire, decision. While 'decision' to fix sin, it isn't desire. Really the two will idea is an attempt to show the difference and be clear about what will means in any instance given: Decision/desire. Back to my question: If God just has will...

There was great persecution of Jewish Christian first, then great persecution of the Jews by Rome not long after. Some of this was immediately for the disciples: All but one Apostle martyred. For Israel, it may well fit when He returns. Thousand year reign. I'm not entirely sure thus do...

Forgive my unclarity: I was asking in regard to what Mid Acts Dispensationalists believe, trying to grasp their history line. Appreciate and of course know the 2nd Acts position, but thank you just the same and again forgive the lack on my part.

Realize double-pred Calvinists see it as you do, no decretive/prescriptive, just will. In a sense, the separation is used simply to understand 'difference': Wheat/Tares. Keep going with that thought for me: How sin if He doesn't desire it? I'd guess 'He didn't know' but that isn't quite...

Might have been me? I believe much of Matthew 24 has already occurred. I see Jesus' words as applying to 'this generation' but also would put Matthew 24:30, 35-51 as final judgement, thus unfolding of immediate and further into the future. I also see all of it applying most directly to...

...Thank you for your indulgence. We now return you to your local comedy channel (the muse hit me and they are funnier in succession).

You sir, are in trouble!