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No, again not opinion. I gave the scriptures that confirm what I said. I am not discussing the scriptures, but confirming. But what you are claiming cannot be established or confirmed by the scriptures. As for Paul's comments on Jew or Greek, he did not say Cornelius was or was not, but rather...

No, not opinion. I just eliminated what cannot be substantiated by scripture.

I can do that...but I will get right to the point: there are only two "folds" appointed, which Christ "must bring." And other sheep I have which are not of this fold; them also I must bring, and they will hear My voice; and there will be one flock and one shepherd. John 10:16 See also: Acts...

Paul was only speaking by analogy, a form of reasoning, using all of creation to demonstrate our plight. He did not mean that these are two groups...but "as many as believe."

This is not an accurate interpretation. The words are spirit--not literal numbers. The little flock, rather, is the house of Israel, that one nation that was not a nation. The unnumbered multitude are the gentiles according to the promise given to Abraham, that he would be a blessing to many...

Hmmm...it would appear that you have the wrong idea about salvation and belief in God and His Son Jesus Christ. But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God, to those who believe in His name. John 1:12 Do you not believe this?

Sorry to be butting in some 200 posts from where the thread has come thus far. If the issue has been resolved, just let me know. Thanks. The parent and fear analogy is a good one...it's just not what this is. The world is not God's way of reprimand, hoping it will change some. People do that...

There are two possibilities: God has pronounced such a person without sin by the blood of Christ by election, by bringing them to the End (whom is Christ) shortening their days of tribulation. Such a person is not part of the Elect, and only receives the gift of life in this world for so long...

Nope... Post #1785

Although it is good for us to experience these things ordained of God in the context in which He has placed us--that being Time, it is better not to dwell there. In other words, He has indeed broken things down for us in the way that He has, for our good and as we are able to bear. This is...

Yes, it is "we" who have fallen.

Indeed, there are many details to salvation. But those details have obscured our ability to have a basic understanding. What Israel did with the law, we have done with salvation...and just as Jesus rightly brought it back to what can be summarize in only two laws, I have summarized in only...

Your lengthy responses of religious jargon and history, only serve to enter into evidence in writing, the errors perpetrated by the church fathers into the legers against them for the Judgement.

No...I was not referring to what you wrote in the post--but to the fact that you wrote your response to what I said within your quote of what I said...as if I said both my comment and your answer. Which I did not. As for what you just said in this above post-- It's mostly religious nonsense and...

Okay: Christ being the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last...is the apex--literally the beginning and the end of the whole salvation plan of God. He stands in the middle. It is He who is mentioned in the book of Revelation who has "his right foot on the sea and his left foot on the...

Oh, and Daylight Savings too--the very idea-- Hallelujah! Praise be to God!

Evidence before God.

By that (your) logic Jesus called God Father...and perhaps He isn't a He either. But, no, Each has been revealed in the fullness of time, named, and referred to as such by the greatest authority--and I believe [their] report.

Now you're talking--I am!

Your quote is messed up.