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SaulToPaul 2

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18 For when they speak great swelling words of vanity, they allure through the lusts of the flesh, through much wantonness, those that were clean escaped from them who live in error.

Swelling does not mean what you think it means, in the Greek.
 

Eagles Wings

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If you were electivly saved before you were born (ie. before you did anything at all), then you were eternally saved before any persevering took place.

Hold on a second.
Are you saying that God elected some to be elect for a time, but then would strip them of their election because they did not persevere?
That kinda goes against the theory that God elected the elect before they were even born or did anything at all.
It also goes against the elect having ETERNAL life, because if you were elected for ETERNAL life, then you can't do anything to make it non-ETERNAL.
It also goes against Calvinism in that it bases keeping salvation (ETERNAL life) on the merits of men (whether they persevere or not).

Well, if you believe God makes some believe only for a while, and then takes their belief away ........ you could be one that will not persevere and get kicked out of the elect crowd.
OSAS just flew out the window for you.
Okay, glad to clarify.

Those who are born-again (regeneration) will continue to trust in Christ forever. One can never become unsaved, and that due to the Sovereignty of God in salvation.

Romans 8:30 (KJV)
 

musterion

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Okay, glad to clarify.

Those who are born-again (regeneration) will continue to trust in Christ forever. One can never become unsaved, and that due to the Sovereignty of God in salvation.

Romans 8:30 (KJV)

But in reality they were effectively saved (as in safe) from eternity past by virtue of election which cannot be thwarted by man nor demon. Making faith moot, as Tam pointed out.
 

john w

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Swelling does not mean what you think it means, in the Greek.

Oh, now you are a modern day "god"rulz, aren't you, Mayor, a member of the Scholar's Union of Academic Vanity ? Why don't you have your own "the Greek" course, Professor Demas, on the University of Phoenix "credible" web site, and impress all your cigar smoking, brandy sipping, country club/chat room friends, and use such impressive jazz, such as this lecture:



Most of you rookies are out of step with mainline, orhodox prooftexting, in the context of sound, Biblical hermeneutics. You are mudding the waters, and your exegesis/eisegesis is based on faulty constructs, and your cult is a modern sect, not accepted by most credible biblical scolars, and has been rejected by most credible biblical commentaries. Zeal without knowledge is not good. Sincerity does not create truth. Are you sure you are not a closet Calvinist? Your traditions of men has blinded you to balanced truth, as you cannot see the baby through the trees. You should not throw out the trees with the bath water.Within the evangelical, biblical tradition are a variety of non-essential views that can cause division, but few are as presumptious as you to attack our exegesis over controversial issues or nuances of articulation/understanding. Not uncritically accepting your personal, subjective views of some proof texts is indefensible, and does not shed light on your proof texts, as you filter it through your preconceived Penty presuppositions, which is inconsistent with orthodox Christianity, and is problematic. . . I will continue to clarify my beliefs in the face of Ad Hominem attacks, misrepresentation , and sweeping/hasty/broad generalizations(even as Paul and the Jesus Christ did), in the broader context of other relevant passages. Rejecting your proof texting out of context is not the same thing as rejecting the truth of the Lord Jesus' words in light of the rest of the word of God, as that is substantial, not presumption.A wrong assumption leads to wrong conclusions. It is a challenge to not retain preconceived ideas that cloud our understanding of all the relevant verses, not just proof texts.Doctrinal truths are often couched in historical settings. We need to find out what the passage means to the original audience, in light of church history, and mainline, orhodox theology. In sum, we should not allow cultural biases, preconceived notions,and figures of speech/wooden theological literalisms,subjective opinions, etc., blind us to diametrically opposed, mutually exclusive views, and morsels of balanced Bible truth, as the challenge is to not let our preconceived eisegeses distort our exegesis.


Hmmmphh, Mayor...Leave the heavy lifting to those of us that have had a 3 week summer "the" Greek course, from a hermeneutically approved, balanced, credible source.
 

SaulToPaul 2

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Oh, now you are a modern day "god"rulz, aren't you, Mayor, a member of the Scholar's Union of Academic Vanity ? Why don't you have your own "the Greek" course, Professor Demas, on the University of Phoenix "credible" web site, and impress all your cigar smoking, brandy sipping, country club/chat room friends, and use such impressive jazz, such as this lecture:

You are out of step with orthodoxy, orthopraxy, and orthodontics...MAD wacko.
What is the topic again?
 

Eagles Wings

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But in reality they were effectively saved (as in safe) from eternity past by virtue of election which cannot be thwarted by man nor demon. Making faith moot, as Tam pointed out.
Ephesians 1:3-6

God has always known who are His own (from the foundation of the world), and in time (temporally) gifts them with faith to believe.

As faith is from the Holy Spirit, it is vital and central to our lives as Christians.
 

Nang

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But in reality they were effectively saved (as in safe) from eternity past by virtue of election which cannot be thwarted by man nor demon. Making faith moot, as Tam pointed out.

What is "eternity past" to you? How would you describe it?

And ask Tam where faith originates . . the answer is not moot.
 

john w

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You are out of step with orthodoxy, orthopraxy, and orthodontics...MAD wacko.
What is the topic again?

Breenism is unbiblical and illogical. Your argument is vapid and fails to read “Peter, Paul, and Mary” closely. Your unbalanced view is a works based caste system in the early church for some vs all, etc. The anti-intellectualism of your in a hurry sect also shows when you reject “The Modern English” evidence that contradicts your Breen-ite proof texts. Context is also abused in your proof texting. Your arrogant personality is also grating.The key is proper exegesis in context, not importing Breenistic paradigms into proof texts. The key is to translate/interpret/apply properly.


The vast majority of godly Christians have not heard of Breenism. The best of conservative, biblical, evangelical scholarship rejects it if they have heard of it. You are like Paul Crouch, who turns sowing a seed for a love gift into the gospel and makes Breenism a cult (except you substitute hyper Breenism).You must have a defective Acts passage in your Bible to not see this. You wrongly assume that ultraBreenism hyper-in a hurry-ism is the only one that understands biblical grace or experiences the freedom and grace of God in Christ. We are not under your so-called one pace theory so it is a moot point. It is an insult to the majority of true believers and to the Holy Spirit to say only a handful of modern Breen-types understand the ark and the annointing or experience true liberty. My experience is that you guys are sectish and more legalistic than the rest of us.


And just what site is this?
 

Right Divider

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Ephesians 1:3-6

God has always known who are His own (from the foundation of the world), and in time (temporally) gifts them with faith to believe.

As faith is from the Holy Spirit, it is vital and central to our lives as Christians.
So what you're saying is that God created some people with the explicit intent to condemn them to hell?
 

Nang

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Specific individuals? I disagree that that's what Paul meant.

That's your problem . . .

Romans Chapter 9 does not speak of nations or classes of people or visible organizations, but of specifically described and named individuals.

God loved the individual person named Jacob, and hated the individual person named Esau.
Romans 9:13 and explanation for this is in Romans 9:8.
 
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