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The first day begins with evening. 15 Nisan, Julian calendar Wednesday night, Biblical calendar Thursday night. The first high sabbath of the feast of Unleavened Bread.

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so you're saying, you do not have an answer for the essential topic of our discussion today, and you have no interest in discovering one? which essential topic is this: you say willful sins of a believer cannot be reconciled. you have sin; therefore how is it you are still saved?

Not that I have already attained, or am already perfected (Philippians 3:12) apparently Paul isn't saved? but I press on, that I may lay hold of that for which Christ Jesus has also laid hold of me. (Philippians 3:12) wow why does he bother? has he never heard of Hebrews 10:26? and what's...

you know what i mean. if for a single moment having once believed, you fail to completely trust Him, you are in unbelief, and it is sin. can that be forgiven? the soteriology you're preaching says, 'no' bro you're calling the process of maturation in Him an unforgivable sin, are you not?

i get the feeling he'd really like to sidetrack the discussion. understandable. it's gotta be a pretty uncomfortable thing for him to face. i know it was for me, at first, when The Light dawned

"do not be afraid" - Jesus

Adam is not the imbecile you make him out to be. he is not careless, stupid, blind or incompetent, and it didn't just 'slip his mind' that he wasn't supposed to eat. Adam is fully aware of what has happened to his wife and fully aware of the consequences and the choice set before him. Adam is a...

Adan was not deceived. Woman was first in sin. if Adam was sitting there watching his wife become deceived and fall into transgression, then Adam is in sin before her for failing to prevent it. if Adam's wife tricked him into eating, then Paul is a liar and no scripture can be trusted. stop...

you must come to God having no hope apart from Him who has mercy - you must come to Him hoping in Him. if you then put that hope in yourself to 'become' perfect by your own will, desire & effort, you have lost sight of the head. in that case don't you have a gospel based on human willpower...

Him who is the head — Christ — from whom the whole body, joined and knit together by what every joint supplies, according to the effective working by which every part does its share, causes growth of the body for the edifying of itself in love. (Ephesians 4:15-16) "it ain't me, babe" - Bob

IMO anyone who thinks they can make themselves acceptable to God does not believe the gospel. they have a false gospel that amounts to 'a second chance to attain a righteousness of works' -- which is vanity, and unbelief.

fear is unbelief; unbelief is sin. worry is unbelief; unbelief is sin. doubt is unbelief; unbelief is sin. vanity is unbelief; unbelief is sin. ingratitude is unbelief; unbelief is sin. impatience is unbelief; unbelief is sin. despair is unbelief; unbelief is sin. apathy is unbelief; unbelief is...

and yet you confess you 'have ups and downs' and 'have to draw nearer to God' because you find yourself far from Him. so what are you saying about yourself? that you don't belong to Christ? or that none of your sin and your failing and your distance from the Lord is 'willful' ? if it's...

lack of knowledge is not equivalent to lack of will.

as i was saying.. you were saying there is no more sacrifice for sin, so if you drift away, there is no coming back.. substituting 'prayer' and 'meditation' and 'trying to be patient' for a sacrifice for sin? bro it takes blood. remember your own words: doesn't your comment apply to...

hi! you're also a cool breeze in summer =]

all sin is willful, and no one is without sin. if any misstep after having come to belief results in loss of salvation, without possibility of reconciliation ((as you say)) - then there is no salvation and no one will be saved, because there is not a single one of us who walks upright and...

first i've heard of it. . . ? what's you're objection?

Oh? Huh. Interesting. Well the church and the scripture taught justification by faith alone through grace alone since the beginning, so I wonder why that changed 1300 years later in the middle ages? Are we then to suppose that the apostle abstained through fear from openly calumniating God...