CharismaticLady
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You repeated what you said.
Can you post two or three examples of what you believe is hate???
Absolutely not! I'm not opening that book again. He must have been possessed when he wrote it.
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You repeated what you said.
Can you post two or three examples of what you believe is hate???
Hello Forrest, I have seen many people and even churches swing over to truth. Sometimes truth causes divisions but the truth wins in the long run.
You are not giving any reason for your objection.Absolutely not! I'm not opening that book again. He must have been possessed when he wrote it.
You are not giving any reason for your objection.
Quote anything he said which you feel is off.
I do not think you can do it.
I am certain it is you who will be found to be off
When compared to scripture.
To make such an accusation against this godly teacher is in fact exceedingly wicked unless you have biblical warrant
Oh that's what you mean!Read it for yourself. I'm not. Strange Fire. If you don't discern an evil spirit, maybe the spirit is as familiar with you then, as it is with him. But I hope not.
Oh that's what you mean!
John M offered correction on the charismatic error and rightly so.
You hold to that error so you view him as an enemy when he truth he is your best friend .
I have tons to say about this... I will keep it short:. John Calvin was not a Calvinist! I have read much of his work. He wrote 3 chapters on predestination out of hundreds of topics and literally thousands of chapters on other topics.
Today, Calvinism is viewed as, " it doesn't matter what you do if you are predestined". Yet, that is far from his stance. He was very Pius (wrongly so in some ways, and even hypocritical) and he's the one who coined the phrase that Grace is not a licence to sin. If he didn't originate it, he actually repeated it.
Bottom line:. I have read probably 1/10th of his work (he published alot!) And it's not what the modern Calvinistic viewpoints say.
Why, TULIP itself was never an acronym he used. He often contradicted himself, but with his style of analyzing verses one at a time without looking at the whole picture, it hapoens
C. Lady... I accidently pushed the "post" button before I was done! I discussed that in a separate post. Please have a look.Why would he murder then if he didn't believe grace is a license to sin?
John MDo you know anything about "covenant theology"? How much of the First Covenant ended during the time of the Covenant? Did the commandments? Did sacrifices? Did tithing? Did anything cease? That's what you and false teachers such as JM don't understand. There has not been a Third Covenant made. We are still in the middle of the New Covenant.
Jesus said,
Matthew 5:
17 “Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to fulfill. 18 For assuredly, I say to you, till heaven and earth pass away, one jot or one tittle will by no means pass from the law till all is fulfilled.
Who fulfilled the First Covenant? And who started the New Covenant? And when will the New Covenant end and by Whom? The apostles, or the Author of the Covenant, same as the first.
Understand the answers to these questions and you'll see I'm not the one with the problem.
C. Lady... I accidently pushed the "post" button before I was done! I discussed that in a separate post. Please have a look.
I admire him as a theologian, but despise his actions. But if we are to forgive sins...
Well, what do we do?
John M
Is a dispensationalist not a covenant theologian.
Try again
You have not.made your point about John MJesus was a covenant theologian - you try again, and JM too. Those who teach their own false doctrines rather than the New Covenant, will be judged accordingly.
I disagree with you. I am simpathetic, but disagree.We are to forgive others their trespasses, not willful sins. There is a big difference. And I certainly wouldn't follow someone like than, nor Luther who said "even if we commit murder and adultery 1000 times a day, no sin will separate us from God." Well, both murder and adultery are far from trespasses. They are willful sins: sins unto death. Trespasses are not sins unto death, and are unintentionally committed.
You have not.made your point about John M
I disagree with you. I am simpathetic, but disagree.
Can you point to a sin that really was not "willful"? And if you are going to refer to Hebrews 10:26... Watch out! I will challenge that!
I will not condone what Calvin did... I wrestle with it to this day.... I don't know what to think of it. But with Luther, whom I also read exentesively, you must understand his style of writing.
He misused hyperpoles. He meant statements to be such, but they came off as crude and inhumane. He took dark humor too far. But this quote is technically correct.
Romans 5 says where sin abounds Grace does much more abound.
Well, Lev 5:15 ain't got a darned thing to do with Grace. If so, then do what that verse says: sacrifice a ram.That depends on what you believe the apostles mean by grace.
Leviticus 5:15 shows what a trespass is. Unwittingly, is unknowingly, so unintentional.