Apparently the accusation hit home, eh?
"You leave out scriptures you don't agree with,"-DD
Sell all you have.
I thought so.
Another "all scripture is written to me for my obedience" fraud exposed.
Apparently the accusation hit home, eh?
Can't you retain what was explained to you many times?
Jesus did not tell everyone to sell all they had.
He said it to a rich man that loved money more than God.
Can't you retain what was explained to you many times?
Jesus did not tell everyone to sell all they had.
He said it to a rich man that loved money more than God.
Not bitterness. Disgust more like.
"You leave out scriptures you don't agree with,"-DD
Sell all you have.
I thought so.
Another "all scripture is written to me for my obedience" fraud exposed.
No, He told ALL TWELVE of the circumcision apostles this as well.Can't you retain what was explained to you many times?
Jesus did not tell everyone to sell all they had.
He said it to a rich man that loved money more than God.
@ Derf
You'll need a quick crash course to understand the kind of people you're dealing with here. People like john w, stp, musterion, heir, and nickm, are hyper dispensationalists, or to be exact - "Mid Acts Dispensationalists" - MAD (appropriate acronym).
Until you understand the angle they are coming from, you'll be scratching your head wondering why you seem to be talking past each other when discussing various theological topics. This is what cults do. They like to confuse, in order to feel as though they have the upper hand. Then if you flat out reject something they say, they throw their toys out of the pram, as you've seen already with W particularly.
Think of madists as modern day gnostics. Everything they teach is basically from an assumption that man doesn't have an eternal spirit. While on earth, man is physical, and that's it. The evangelical understanding of the need to be born again, is absent from their thinking. Evangelicals teach the need to be born of the Spirit, but madists have no idea what this means. They think that being born again simply means being resurrected with a new body. The significance of this error, means that their understanding of how justification works becomes very controversial. The transition from Romans 7 to Romans 8, from walking in the flesh to walking in the Spirit, is totally confusing from their perspective.
How can a person feel justified while walking in the flesh? You can't, because those who walk in the flesh are condemned in their conscience. So how can this condemnation be removed?
Instead of realizing the need to walk in the Spirit, they remove the moral law completely. It's a little bit like going back to Adam in the garden before he sinned, the only difference is that sin no longer matters because it has all been judged on the cross.
And so, if people have no moral restrictions placed on them, the flesh has nothing to rebel against. Therefore the madists have to accept that they are totally free to do anything they want to do, live any way they want to live, and it will not affect their relationship with God in the slightest. If it is impossible to sin, then there cannot be a commandment to violate. If there are no commandments to break, there can be no sin to commit. This leaves the carnal madists to feel justified in their natural selves, with absolutely no
sense of duty to be holy. This is the reason why they only ever talk about justification, and dispensational issues.
Obviously there is much written in the new testament showing us that we are accountable to live godly lives, and so how do madists deal with it? Well they simply remove about two thirds of the new testament as applying directly to them. Only a few letters of Paul are understood to have direct application to believers today.
They have invented three separate gospels. The gospel of the kingdom, where people have to obey the law and believe in Jesus (a contradiction). This wipes out the gospels, Acts, and letters by Peter, James, John, and Hebrews and Revelation, as having application today. There was also an intermediate gospel (Gospel of Christ) where new converts accepted Jesus as the Son of God. And then there's the gospel of the grace of God, which madists believe is a unique revelation given to Paul for the gentiles. This gospel was supposedly revealed to Paul after some of his earlier letters were written, and so letters like 1st Corinthians, most of Romans, and a few others can be chalked off as well.
With this mystery gospel, it's kind of like a winner takes all gospel. There's no repentance necessary, no water baptism, no sin can be committed, no tribulation, and heaven as reward, unlike those who get the second class kingdom gospel. Most madists here feel so free of obligation, they don't even go to church.
Taking this into consideration, when you confidently present your verses to the madsters, they'll simply disregard them if they suppose the verses were not written with them in mind.
That's what I suspected.
When someone accuses you of plagiarism, you accuse them of plagiarism. When someone accuses you of leaving out scripture, you accuse them of leaving out scripture. When you want to write something intelligent, you use someone else's work. When you can't come up with anything else, you throw out epithets and curses.
You have no original thoughts. So sorry for you, pitiful thing.
No, He told ALL TWELVE of the circumcision apostles this as well.
Luke 12:33 Sell that ye have, and give alms; provide yourselves bags which wax not old, a treasure in the heavens that faileth not, where no thief approacheth, neither moth corrupteth.
You disgust us, you satan/TBN plagiarizer, and "charismatic" fruitcake, scammer, charlatan.
Raise the dead.
Fraud, with your "back to Pentecost" shell game/con.
The dead still get raised today, but because of a lack of faith in this area, it's not as common as it should be."-candyandycain
Plagiarizer:
http://www.godisreal.today/raised-from-the-dead/
http://www.sethbarnes.com/?filename=stories-of-god-raising-people-from-the-dead
"Charismatic" frauds, charlatans.......Clowns, deceivers......Every last one of them.
Raise the dead.
Fraud-ette.
I don't believe in falsifying, either. You can ask Fred Rutherford whom I work with down at "the office".
You wanna see the dead raised?
Go inside an elevator and push "up".
I can't compete with that logic! You've just earned your way into heaven.The great saint John W's:
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I can't compete with that logic! You've just earned your way into heaven.