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When Paul wrote 2 Timothy 3:16, the New Testament scriptures were not fully written or described as being the word of the Lord. So, he was referring to primarily the Old Testament when he said that all scripture is inspired of the Lord and profitable for doctrine. Of course, the law has its...

No...that is an exaggeration. And you continue to take on the nature and employment of the accuser of the brethren (Revelation 12:10-11)... And therefore, my contention that sin is not inevitable is substantiated. Because my point is that we can in fact have victory over (1 Corinthians...

Not quite. Again, you have three fingers pointing back at you (Matthew 7:1-5, Luke 6:41-42). I asked you the question, "Who's ranting?" because it was evident to me (and very likely to others also) that it is you that was the one doing so. I don't know where you get your false teaching, but...

Also, it was not my intention to be intimidating; but I feel that it is also important to explain to you the danger that you are in as long as you continue to deny this faithful doctrine in holy scripture.

The Son shall have the name of "The everlasting Father" according to Isaiah 9:6... He is the same Spirit as the Father, the distinction being that the Son exists in the flesh. The Trinity IS in the Bible. Maybe you haven't read your Bible thoroughly enough; or maybe the following is true of...

Romans 7:18 would tell us that we are our flesh.

Why does God say certain things in one verse and then seem to contradict them in another? Is He not showing the real Him? I do not have the time or energy to always reconcile the apparent contradictions that arise in people's minds when I say one thing in one place and something that seems to...

The doctrine of the Trinity is in the Bible. True Trinity. (posts #1-#6) Sad that you cannot admit that fact, @Wrangler. Very sad. Because it means that you will die in your sins (John 8:24).

Now, if we hear the words of Jesus and believe on Him who sent Him, we have already passed from death unto everlasting life (John 5:24 (kjv)). So, everlasting life begins at the moment of first faith, for the one whose faith apprehends the sealing of the Holy Spirit.

The Jews were predestinated to reject Christianity until the fulness of the Gentiles comes in. When that event occurs, many Jews will begin believing the reality of the gospel which includes the doctrine of the Trinity. Again, the Jews historically have rejected the faith of Christianity...

Paul is not contrasting himself to his flesh, he is saying that he is his flesh. But, I will pray for you. New Living Translation: 2Co 10:3, We are human, but we don’t wage war as humans do. 2Co 10:4, We use God’s mighty weapons, not worldly weapons, to knock down the strongholds of human...

So, you're saying that if I come to Him, that makes me one of His elect. Therefore, is not the logical conclusion that predestination is according to foreknowledge of whether a person will receive or reject Christ? Because if God arbitrarily chooses some out for heaven and others for hell, and...

Right...which is why some Oneness Pentecostals, who reject the Trinity but not the Deity of Christ, may in fact be saved. The doctrine that is essential to salvation is apparently the Deity of Christ. For Jesus said, Jhn 8:24, I said therefore unto you, that ye shall die in your sins: for if...

How does that answer what I have said in my above post? I believe that you have once again done what is prophesied in 2 Timothy 4:3 and heaped for yourself a teacher in a translator of a Bible other than the kjv to tell you what your itching ears want to hear. This is the reality: 1Co 12:3...

What you are saying is not true. The doctrine of the Trinity is most definitely found in the Bible. True Trinity. (posts #1-#6)

All of these are mere arguments that do not refute the fact that Jesus, who is the Son of God, shall have the name of "The everlasting Father" because of the zeal of the LORD of hosts (Isaiah 9:6-7). New Living Translation: 2Co 10:3, We are human, but we don’t wage war as humans do. 2Co 10:4...

If you do. You can start by responding to my response to that post.

You cannot confess that Jesus is the Lord except by the power of the Holy Ghost (1 Corinthians 12:3 (kjv)). Can you do that in light of what it says in Matthew 11:25, Luke 10:21?

It is very disputable. The Jews who wrote the Bible didn't reject the Trinity; for they wrote about it.

Deuteronomy 18:15-18 does not cancel out Isaiah 9:6. And no, I did not watch the video, it is too long for my taste; especially since I would rather not be deceived by it. Why then would I take the time to listen to it?