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Because neither of you have the ability to listen! And, you don't want to learn, you want to teach. Your both happy on your path so let someone who can listen, and has the desire to learn have a chance.

He left me hanging in another conversation. You and he had your chance, let someone else have a turn!

I just don't have the energy to untangle your understanding.

Same reply as 185.

Faith is the " substance" of things hoped for! Not assurance! Faith to be Faith can't be seen or assured. Once the object of Faith is seen or assured, it's not Faith anymore but has become a fact. The word"assurance" doesn't appear in any legit definition of pisteuo.

The topic is Faith and how it's fulfilled. Salvation is by Grace through Faith?

Carry on with somebody else? Or Carry on with you? If you read my archived posts you get a sense of where I'm coming from. If you don't want to do that, I'll start from the beginning here now. Your call.

It's simple with me. I look for those who are willing to put their understanding on the table to be tested. And by the same token, I put my understandings on the table also. But if someone doesn't agree with the understanding I've presented, they " must" replace with a better one...

What don't you agree with? I haven't said much.

You " messed up " by disrespecting me! I'll wait to see if anyone else is desiring to know Christ better.

How do you walk in purity and holiness?

No just good bye to you. Still waiting for others to reply. Got to be some that are confident enough to have a real facts based discussion. You have a ton of like-minded people to walk with, enjoy!

Bye bye!

Been studying about pisteuo for 33 years. You can't even spell it correctly.

Then I won't bother you with anything more like what the Greek definition of pisteuo is.

Yes, the specific act of Faith that saves.

Who told you Faith is an assurance?

Our Faith! The problem is you've probably never been told what true NT saving Faith is. Want to take a shot at it?

Well Faith is a noun, Pistis in the Greek. Pistis is used 245 times in the NT. Pisteuo,is the corresponding verb to the noun Faith and is used 248 times in the NT. The problem is the English language doesn't have a corresponding verb to the noun Faith like the Greek does. Pisteuo in...

We might be on the same page, which would be extremely rare. What specifically is the application of Faith in your understanding that results in recieving the Spirit of Christ? From the very beginning?