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Yep, and if you back to the beginning of the chapter, we see that "the coming of the Lord and our gathering together with Him" is called "the day" and "that day" - nowhere do we read about this as a plurality of "days" with one happening at "X" and the other happening 7 years later.

Yeah, makes perfect sense for God to tell us to "hate" our parents but "love" pagans.

I'm not interested in dialoguing with people who share the same "Religion of Exclusivity" mindset as the "specially chosen" Luciferian secret society members who arrogantly boast "I know the path and you don't - so, away with thee, ye profane".

May He do the same for you, as well, friend ;)

Yes, but He loves pagan, non-brethren, stranger neighbors, right? Oh, wait...He "hates" them but commands us to "love" them...right? LOL

Pray for this dude. He's been seduced by the same satanic spirit that is responsible for all forms of his Calvinist brand of "Religion of Exclusivity" including Luciferian occultism, Freemasonry, Judaism, Catholicism, New Age, etc. where the "specially chosen" members smugly claim, "I know the...

Yes, Satan "asked to kill Job" but then expected Job to "curse" God while dead...right? LOL Satan had free will to start a war in heaven, but didn't have free will to kill Job? Make no mistake, Satan CHOSE to obey God when He commanded him to spare Job's life just as he CHOSE to depart from...

I've asked this confused Calvinist to explain how it is humans are too "Totally Depraved" to choose to turn from sin and obey God, but Satan (who is the very personification of Total Depravity) was able to obey God's commands to not kill Job and to depart from Him in the wilderness of...

False Doctrine of Total Depravity - how in the world are humans so depraved that we can't choose to turn from sin and ask God to give us power to obey, but the most depraved being that has ever existed chose to obey God and: > not kill Job > depart from Jesus in the wilderness As I've said...

Just keep on refusing to answer my unanswerable argument, friend - you have no idea how much that serves to convince me and others of how wrong Calvinism is. Like you, there are many here who, when shown the error of their way, are too proud to admit such. God hates pride.

Ii traces back to "Plymouth Brethren" leader John Nelson Darby who fell in love with Jesuit eschatology.

Mine is the only one that doesn't ignore inconsistent theology nor run away from a challenge - as you've done. You believe we're to love without hate a pagan non-brethren neighbor but hate our own parents - which is the height of reDONKulousness.

Exactly what did I add? By default, a "Samaritan" is a "non-brethren" pagan...right or wrong? Yet, he was more a neighbor to the man who fell among thieves than was his "brethren"...right or wrong? I've added nothing and you've answered nothing. You have no trouble accepting your own flawed...

Calvinism teaches we're more "totally depraved" than Satan which is nonsense.

I don't recall comparing myself to a dog. What I did is expose the hypocrisy on the part of those who are themselves satisfied with nothing less than the genuine affection of a puppy offered by his own free will over that of a preprogramed robotic puppy...but then expect God to be satisfied...

"A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast". Relationships help us understand the character of God - whether between humans or beasts. How sad that Calvinists look to satan's "Religion of Exclusivity" to do the same. Not sure what you're point is, but we can safely dismiss it as unable...

Can anyone explain to me how it is that the one who holds the ultimate PhD in "Pipe-Hittin' Depravity" has shown himself (however reluctantly) well able to submit to God's authority...but somehow a humanity which can barely pass the entrance exams to Sin-dergarten is incapable of choosing to do...

My dad's dog had puppies a few months ago, and whenever we visit, they can't contain their excitement. As soon as they see us, their freewill choice to run up and jump and get underfoot with tails happily wagging uncontrollably is what makes their affection invaluable - and preprogrammed...

The best thing about public debate is that people have the opportunity to see first hand when an unanswerable argument exposes the error of those who fail to answer it. It's clear to everyone you've failed to explain how it is the divine command to "love thy pagan, non-brethren neighbor without...

I've given you ample time to explain how it is that the children are supposed to "hate with all absence of love" their unconverted parents, but "love with all absence of hate" their pagan idolatrous non-brethren Samaritan neighbor and you've failed to do so. Understand? The argument is over...