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Well ethnos is the Greek NT not the Hebrew OT. Also it helps if you bother to look up the word instead of just arbitrarily plugging it in somewhere in an English translation!

Nations is "ethnos" which means people. We are all judged individually not as groups. We never were an official "Christian nation". Christianity was the preferred religion and the most populous religion but not the official religion. Yes, if god allows we could be a majority Christian nation...

Satan is the god of this world! His hosts are here and we are commanded to put the armour of god on to defeat the schemes of the devil

And tap you r heels three times and say there is no place like home! Just because you wish to reject proper grammar to promote a false agenda doesn't make it so.

And you know this how??? Were you there? Or are you just spitballing based on one possible definition of a Greek Word?

We are taught to forgive others as we have been forgiven, but know for certainty salvation is not based on the level we forgive others. As Paul said so succinctly: Ephesians 2:8-9 King James Version 8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of...

No they are different. Propitiation is the acceptable scarifice while NT atonement is a removal of sin. Works never have nor ever will save us. Good works are the result of us being saved. YOu are so wrong! All men do not receive the atonement. Only those who place their trust in the...

Short answer. Judas is and will remain unsaved. Judas did not biblically repent. Biblical repentance is the Greek--Metanoia which means a change of mind. Judas' repentance was --Metamellomai which means to feel bad about. So Judas felt bad but did not have biblical repentance.

For day to day life, yes. for eternal salvation? NO! Our eternal forgiveness was bought by the blood Jesus shed on the cross and when He physically rose from the dead.

I see you rproblem. YOu are equating propitiation with atonement and those two are different actions. Jesus is the propitiation means He is the only acceptable sacrifice for sin. But in order for one to be "saved" one must trust in the death and resurrection of Jesus alone for their sin...

Well if one is walking in the Spirit, that is how it would work. If I saw a fellow believer in sin, I would seek to restore them so that the sin would not harm them.

Even amils get things right from time to time! But the millennial kingdom is literal for there is no grammar that shows it a metaphor. And for Peters passage, you have it exactly backwards! The Day of the Lord is a literal day. Day is "hemara" which mostly means daytime or a 24 hour day, but...

Well if John wrote today it probably would be a book. but as He wrote in the first century and books had not been invented yet, it was a scroll!

Depends on what day itis. If I am in the flesh I will get defensive and angry and seek to justify myself. If in the Spirit I should already know I am in sin and would welcome one to come along side me to encourage me to move forward in the right way.

You are wrong. Jesus saved individuals not people generically. Jesus is the propitiation of the world- and propitiation means the acceptable sacrifice. Jesus paid for the sins of the world- but the payment must be received by trust or the payment is not applied! Romans 9 shows god selection...

Censorship of godly values and godly people is only going to grow in this nation. We better learn to accept and be bold as serpents and harmless as doves.

God has no relationship with America as a nation. God has only one relationship with a nation- Israel, and that relationship is still ongoing. God knows not the unbeliever but only has relations with the body of Christ. He judges us as individuals. Whether the church is apathetic opr active...

That is one of the two reasons they stopped asking questions. During this time in Israel there was lots of buzz about Messiah! Most knew the timeline prophecy of Daniel so there was lots of buzz. Teh Pharisees set up a way of investigating those who were drawing crowds to see if they should...

I was in Jerusalem and Golgotha is 50 yards from the temple mount near where fortress Antonious was. Grammar should tell you Jesus was crucified in that great city- Jerusalem. Yes I understand poetic language, and how do you know if fire will not proceed out of their mouths? God has performed...

And if you read this in context and use the rules of understanding how sentences are formes (after all grammar is done to communicate intelligently) you will see the following: 1. Because the word "as" appears, we know it is a metaphor and not literal. 2. The entire context is speaking of gods...