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Believe me, I tried...I even tagged you in the OP...but circumstances beyond my control changed that fact. So, what does it mean in Ezekiel 33:19 when it says that "if you turn away from wickedness you will live thereby," if it means not that "if you repent of your sins you will be saved"...

None of those passages disprove the Deity of our Lord Jesus Christ.

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Some may claim to believe in Jesus but don't believe that His written word is authoritative...

If you have Him, He will lead you into the truth and knowledge of the Deity of Jesus Christ; among other things.

I agree....however Jesus is not the Father as He inhabits eternity as an eternal Spirit without flesh. I believe in the Trinity, @Christophany. My doctrine has distinct differences from oneness, modalist, sabellianism, monarchianism. I find it interesting that you got angry with me when you...

It is indeed given by God; but that does not guarantee that anyone will receive it. Mankind has a choice in the matter of whether they will receive or reject Christ. Joshua 24:15, John 1:12, Revelation 22:17. Revelation 3:20.

What is it, specifically, about Peter's statement in 2 Peter 1:19 that makes you think he is accounting himself to be a mediator? I'm sorry to hear that.

Hi @Perception matters, Welcome to the boards!

Again, that is speaking of indwelling sin; not practical sinning. We all have indwelling sin but this element of sin can be rendered dead (Romans 6:6, Galatians 5:24, Romans 7:8) so that it no longer has any authority over our behaviour (Romans 6:14). Just sowing bountifully here (see 2...

What would he say that "These sayings of mine" are then? To say that the obedience to the will of the Father is not obedience to the Sermon on the Mount would be to take these scriptures out of context. But thanks, I will go back and edit the post for greater clarity.

First of all, I really don't disagree with most of what this person says. But something in what I have said causes them to disagree with me. Secondly, we find in 2 Timothy 3:16 that all scripture (including what we find in the Old Testament) is profitable for doctrine, etc. And, in 2 Peter...

I'll give you that.... However, she certainly isn't co-redemptrix. Where He sits risen and exalted at the right hand of the Father, she stands as a member of HIs body....nothing more.

It is indeed in the future that we will be dwelling with God. However, this does not in any way change His infinite nature and the fact that He is Him who was, and is, and is to come, all rolled into one...because He exists outside of time. Time is a created thing. Since, when Jesus rose...

You may certainly question what I am saying to you. By all means, look into the issue of the kjv-only controversy. (I wouldn't get my information from CARM, because they censor anything that is distinctly in favour of the kjv-only, or the kjv-superior, side of the conversation).

The church is under the law to Christ (1 Corinthians 9:21 (kjv)).

No; He can also be found... dying on the Cross risen and exalted to the right hand of the Father.

There is an even more absolute promise in Acts of the Apostles 2:38-39. Yes, you can receive the Holy Spirit by asking. However, in context, Luke 11:13 is speaking of those who ask, seek, and knock. If you do the two latter things, I believe that the seeking and knocking will lead you to...

The Son of man which is in heaven is either the Omnipresent Father or it is the Son as He will become risen to fill all things (ascending to exist outside of time).