Peter and Paul both preached the gospel.
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Peter and Paul both preached the gospel.
I don't believe the gospel is different for different people.Are you a Grace Gospel (Paul's Gospel) believer?
I'd rather not have this thread derailed by other topics. This thread is
about the judgement and those who are of the Grace Gospel persuasion.
I don't believe the gospel is different for different people.
If you actually did, you'd see the difference between Paul's
and Peters messages.
Peter---Kingdom Message----Faith and works!
Paul----Grace Message-------Faith alone without works!
Okay. You were speaking of judgment and this verse in Revelation.
Peter preached to Jews and Gentiles, as did Paul. Jews and Gentiles are saved the same way, by grace through faith.
Revelation 20:13 "And the sea gave up the dead which were in it; and death and hell delivered up the dead which were in them: and they were judged every man according to their works."
Today they are. That's true. But, not back then. Paul had his message
and Peter had his.
Today, both Jew and gentile are saved through Paul's Gospel. (Grace Gospel)
Peter preached to Jews and Gentiles, as did Paul. Jews and Gentiles are saved the same way, by grace through faith.
The gospel is not different for different people, even with Peter.
Galatians 2:7 "But contrariwise, when they saw that the gospel of the
uncircumcision was committed unto me, as the gospel of the circumcision
was unto Peter;"
If there weren't two different messages, why split up? However, there
was a difference between the gentile message and the House of Israel
message. The gentiles were never under the law. Paul preached, Grace
through faith without works to the gentiles. The Kingdom Message
preached to the Jews, was faith plus works.
Today, the message is, faith without works for Jew and gentile alike.
Now you're derailing this thread. This thread deals with the judgment.
I'll not speak to you anymore about any other subject than the one this
thread was created. Try and be civil?
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This is simply a matter of misunderstanding each other. I have addressed the subject the best I can according to what you have allowed. I do believe I understand what you have said, such that my responses have been appropriate, though many. Shalom.