As I explained yesterday, Danohianic sounds better to simple simplistic simpletonians.
I'm sure you think you have said something by that :chuckle:
As I explained yesterday, Danohianic sounds better to simple simplistic simpletonians.
The fact that there were two types of Gentiles, which took a different path into the Body is not disputable.
1. Gentiles found in the synagogue, believed in the true God
2. Gentiles who were pagans
That is not the distinction being made in Ephesians 2.
That is what you were taught to read into it by those ac 9/28 hybrid based teachers and or their writings you bought into.
Ephesians 2 is in light of, and a short summary of Romans 1:18-3:31.
Of course you do.I've read his fifteen points and found they mostly align with my same understanding of the various passages he cites.
Off the top of my head I don't recall what Shawn asserts on that.
I endevour to Ephesians 4:1 KJV by 2 Timothy 2:15 KJV.You do not know how to study these things. That much is obvious.
There are not both "godly" Gentiles (who knew their place) and pagan Gentiles mentioned during Acts?
I got saved and started to 2 Timothy 2:15 KJV comparing spiritual things with spiritual (1 Corinthians 2:13 KJV) and I do believe teachers play a role (2 Timothy 2:2 KJV). It does not make what you said above true of me. I'm not the one linking to commentaries, now am I?That was why you went in search of answers in Acts 9/28 hybrid commentaries and teachers to begin with.
I endevour to Ephesians 4:1 KJV by 2 Timothy 2:15 KJV.
Step off.
I got saved and started to 2 Timothy 2:15 KJV comparing spiritual things with spiritual (1 Corinthians 2:13 KJV) and I do believe teachers play a role (2 Timothy 2:2 KJV). It does not make what you said above true of me. I'm not the one linking to commentaries, now am I?
It's not a literal throne Jerry.
Christ Jesus sat down next to God the Father after the Ascension. In 70AD, Christ Jesus sat down on His throne, and has ruled with the Saints ever since.
These verses which I quoted are the very basis which support my teaching that the dispensation of grace began at Acts 13.
And you did not even attempt to prove anything which I said is in error.
Besides that, you have not provided even one verse which supports your idea that it began at Acts 9.
I'm not the one linking to commentaries, now am I?
I am growing up in Him.O grow up.
I post in hopes that others may see. I'm not sure why you are here.You act as if you have a right to assert your views unchallenged.
:chuckle:You are stuck in 1 Cor. 3.
"your kind", "you and yours", you and your pals"... You have an unhealthy addiction (not to mention attitude)...Why don't you addict yourself to the ministry instead?I've met your kind here and there over in one camp or another, over the years.
No lie, just you being confused again.
Go back and study why the Israelites could not enter the Promised Land, and had to wonder in the desert for 40 years. HINT: 30AD to 70AD was 40 years.
Specifically, the part where circumcision was required under the law, but not one male was circumcised during those 40 years.
(Joshua 5:5) All the people that came out had been circumcised, but all the people born in the wilderness during the journey from Egypt had not.
I am growing up in Him. I post in hopes that others may see. I'm not sure why you are here.
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"your kind", "you and yours", you and your pals"... You have an unhealthy addiction (not to mention attitude)...Why don't you addict yourself to the ministry instead?
but your study approach is way off.
What are some specific problems with her approach?
Like ALMOST pregnant.your ALMOST Acts 28er Views
Like ALMOST pregnant.
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