What's good for the goose is good for the gander. So why don't you use the same reasoning the might bring the necessary rectification to your religious thinking?
In regards to what?
What's good for the goose is good for the gander. So why don't you use the same reasoning the might bring the necessary rectification to your religious thinking?
In regards to what?
Yes, Pentecost was the beginning for understanding the mysteries of the kingdom.
From Pentecost until Paul's last epistle, we are taught the mysteries of the kingdom and the New Covenant.
When was the last time you made a post with a verse from the Bible?
In checking your posts, the last 100 posts by you do not have one verse from the Bible in them.
What's good for the goose is good for the gander. So why don't you use the same reasoning that might bring the necessary rectification to your religious thinking?
CR certainly is an old, nearly 80 curmudgeon.
Stop following Darby and Bulliinger, and believe what the Bible says.
Then if they preached the same Gospel from Acts 2 up unto Acts 9,10,11 why does peter "doubt it" Acts 10:17 KJV and is told not to doubt it Acts 10:20 KJV ,,,,then again in as Peter rehearsed the same to them about himself doubting it Acts 11:12 KJV ,,,why would he and the other apostles,brethren "doubt" the gosphol they were preaching?
The issue is that they were preaching the Gospel of the kingdom to the Jews and the whole while the seals in heaven were being opened.
After they were delivered the Gospel of the kingdom and they did not accept it (as a nation) then "a chosen vessel" was separated out Acts 9:15 KJV and (also) it was shown to the apostles Acts 10-11
So they the Apostles then spoke the same,,Paul wanted to know if they were seeing the same thing as he was. So there are two different things one they preached up to 9,10,11 and another afterward,,,
Nonsense! Blame your incomplete relationship with God that blocks you receiving from the Holy Spirit that which would homogenize what you (all) believe to be two different gospels..
No, that's not what is in the OP.
Gal 2:2 is what the OP is about.
(Gal 2:2) I went in response to a revelation and, meeting privately with those esteemed as leaders, I presented to them the gospel that I preach among the Gentiles. I wanted to be sure I was not running and had not been running my race in vain.
Why did Paul meet in private with the leaders at Jerusalem to see if the gospel he preached was in vain or not?
How would these leaders know?
Nonsense! Blame your incomplete relationship with God that blocks you receiving from the Holy Spirit that which would homogenize what you (all) believe to be two different gospels..
Dumb as usual.MADists claim to be followers of Paul.
They claim Paul was given his very own gospel (different than the one Peter taught) by the ascended Lord Jesus Christ.
No one is disputing that Paul was taught by the ascended Lord Jesus Christ, the dispute is whether or not is was a different gospel than the one Peter taught.
Paul did the following right after he began preaching his gospel to the Gentiles:
(Gal 2:2) I went in response to a revelation and, meeting privately with those esteemed as leaders, I presented to them the gospel that I preach among the Gentiles. I wanted to be sure I was not running and had not been running my race in vain.
Why did Paul go back to Jerusalem and meet in private with the leaders in Jerusalem to see if what he was preaching to the Gentiles was in vain or not?
How would these leaders (who MAD claim were in the "kingdom program"), know if the gospel Paul preached was correct or not?
MAD's claim that Paul preached a different gospel is incorrect.
You are completely clueless Tet.
In Egypt,the children of Jacob were told to paint the blood of the lamb on their doorpost and they were passed over by the angel of death. They were told to remember this throughout all their generations.
Now the whole while they were in Egypt Esau and his children were in Sier Deuteronomy 2:5 KJV . Now both are children descended from Abraham and both are of the circumcision but the Edomites (descendants of Esau) are they required to observe the Passover seeing their children were not involved in it,,,or are their different things?
As with the "promise" the passover was by Jacob, not Esau.
Why don't you explain the mystery that Paul preached in Ephesians 3?
Tell us who the two groups that became one body in the promise of Christ Jesus were?
C'mon Little Johnny W the Dance Director, tell us?