Whoa, do you really think so highly of yourself that you dare to say you are God's anything?
I wasn't referring to me. You're scoffing at God in that regard, not me.
It's you I'm scoffing at.
No. You're scoffing at the content of what I've said.
You're also scoffing at me personally, but it's because of what I've said.
And, you truly deserve to be scoffed at.
Yes, the self-righteous scoffed at Jesus. It puts me in good company, so scoff away.
I laugh at you and your arrogance.
It's your puffed-up gnosis knowledge laughing at epignosis knowledge which abounds from love.
Feel free to laugh all you want. I'm just trying to deflate you and others who mistake hope for faith.
I laugh at you and your pharisee act.
And yet MAD is the Pharisee act, since all you have is a status label plastered on you that says "righteous" as a mere declaration instead of being made righteous.
I laugh at you and your utter ignorance about the simplicity that is Christ.
First of all, the simplicity (hapiotes) that is in Christ (2Cor 11:3), by definition, is non-duplicity, sincerity, and faithfulness and helpfulness in giving assistance to others.
Simplicity is not what your initial English conceptualization demands from the patterning of your heart and mind by language.
For one who to be hapious (simple), it doesn't involve stupidity on the part of the Christian, but rather prudence (phronesis), knowing how to deal with others and the circumstances in life.
The simplicity (hapiotes) is the singular manner in which one deals with others and life in general, which is according to imputed righteousness rather than inherent sin.
Even simple doesn't mean what you think simple means. So it's sincer and non-duplicitous and faithful to help others when someone uses the correct definitions of words instead of their own lack of hapiotes by substituting another definition for every word used in all their doctrinal concepts.
MADs proclaim simplicity from a shallow English presupposition of meaning, and then proceed to be duplicitous and insincere with every word they use by presuming its definition from their own mind rather than scripture.
There is no greater irony in the entire cosmos than that. None.