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1Co 15:40 There are heavenly bodies and earthly bodies, but the glory of the heavenly is of one kind, and the glory of the earthly is of another. 1Co 15:41 There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the stars; for star differs from star in glory. 1Co...

Nothing physical was created to be eternal. Even in the resurrection the resurrection body will be spiritual, not physical (1 Cor 15:44). Given that you are wrong about that, most of the rest of what you posted (what you believe) is wrong as well since it derives from the false belief of an...

The death that Jesus overcame was not physical death. That should be obvious since all die eventually (except those who will be alive when Jesus returns). The death that Jesus overcame is spiritual death. Mankind does not die physically because of sin. Physical death is an integral part of...

The English word reconcile is translated from the Greek word καταλλάσσω [katallassō]; the English word Justify is translated from the Greek word δικαιόω [dikaioō]. They are not the same word. And the biblical meaning of those two words is not the same either, not even close.

No, reconcile and justify do not have the same meaning. When we are saved, we are both reconciled and justified, but that doesn't mean that the words mean the same thing. Reconcile means a change of one condition to another. In the case of our reconciliation to God it is a change from being...

And you are rejecting and/or ignoring significant passages of Scripture. But given that you haven't a clue about what salvation by works even means, I will stick to Scripture and reject your false Calvinist doctrine.

Sorry to be the one to tell you, but it is the Calvinist doctrine that is completely confused about works. They understand almost nothing about soteriology correctly, including works. Also I would point out that Peter and Paul both speak of obedience to the gospel or the lack thereof (Rom...

Please provide for me the reference(s) detailing man's reconciling himself to God. I don't recall ever reading about such.

You have certainly described yourself with that.

I think he sees himself as an apostle right up there with Paul. Sad, to be sure.

No I don't. I teach salvation by the grace of God.

And you are the Pharisee here?

But you are joining in with the antichrist spirits you seem to find here.

Yes, indeed. I pray that you read and observe the teaching there given to Timothy. It would do wonders for you.

That has nothing whatsoever to do with what I posted. But I am curious. You post as if you think 1 Corinthians 4:9-16 is about you. Did I get that right?

And yet again.

Why do you seem to bad-mouth all who post here?

Right back atcha. You seem to be self-described by such passages.

In being justified, one is not made righteous; but rather one is declared, reckoned, counted, credited as righteous. In justifying the sinner, God is forgiving his sins and declaring him as righteous. That is, perhaps, a minor point; but it is an important point. Rom 4:3 For what does the...

But none of that has much of anything to do with the meaning of the word "justified" in Luke 7:29.