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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    And when you do, tell what this woman did. So we better have a good understanding of what this woman did! Right! My teacher told what this woman did nearly every time he spoke about the gospel. Didn't yours?
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    Would you Google instruction for a surgeon the day of your surgery?
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    BTW, I have the books in front of me. I wouldn't trust Google with the things of God!
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    The definition of believe is " to Believe?" Lol that's genius! Go believe then, you've been warned!
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    Right! Now you listen carefully! The word " BELIEVE" , in that passage is pisteuo in the Greek. Strong's , " pisteuo means NOT just to believe." Vines ," pisteuo is a personal surrender to Him and a life inspired by such surrender." Acts 16:30 should read, And they said, surrender your...
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    I didn't say it was the gospel, I said it was an incomplete gospel without what Christ said to do whenever it was preached.
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    Oh ya, and the experience I'm having in that one on one relationship with Christ. But I can't use any of that to persuade you.
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    Why is your false " believe and recieve" understanding exempt from your " works salvation? You " choose " to believe, and then engage your will to follow that belief. No different than a surrendered life followed by that belief. No work intended to try and fulfill the law here, which we can...
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    I know what your understanding is, it's the same as everyone elses in here. You asked the right question, do you want the answer?
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    Don't get crazy Paul. Many think James should not even be in the Bible, I lean that way. So what about the correct salvation process. You in or out ?
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    That understanding (a one time event) is the fruit of the mistranslated words believe, believer, and believing.
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    I don't mind explaining it paul, let me know and we'll discuss it tomorrow. Lots to share!
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    Pisteuo or the application of Faith towards the living God is defined in the Vines Greek dictionary as " a personal surrender to Him and a life inspired by such surrender." That is not my opinion. With that said, I could share my understanding and experience of how that definition is fulfilled...
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    Not a big fan of Jamesl But a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while.
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    The woman knew her life was filthy rags. She wasn't trying to fulfill God's law by one good work. She genuinely offered her life in the state she was in, and Christ elevated that act of Faith to the same level as His work on the Cross. That is what God is looking for, Faith like that!
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    We come to Him by Faith, by pisteuo, by a Continually surrendered life!
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    It says exactly that in the Greek texts!
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    Why do the self taught preach an incomplete gospel?

    That's correct! Now your getting it! The word believes is a mistranslation of the Greek word pisteuo. Pisteuo is the corresponding verb to the noun Pistis, where we get our English word Faith. But the English language doesn't have a corresponding verb to the noun Faith like the Greek does for...