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The seed that remains IN HIM is a reference to the doctrine of Positional Truth. The seed is the Holy Spirit. This verse is not at all complicated. WHILE a believer is temporarily IN HIM. So, what John is saying, is that WHILE a believer is in fellowship (all known sins confessed in the...

It does if you distort OSAS position. Just to put this in perspective: OSAS is not a freedom to sin, but a freedom to serve.

This way of approaching truth is very dangerous. The fundamental clarity of Scripture is brought into question, the teachings we don't agree on may be vital to our Christian life. Perhaps you could give us a few examples of things you say we don't agree on.

Luke is not saying that 1. repent, 2. be baptized, 3. receive the gift of the HS are ALL REQUIRED for salvation. Paul and Peter both had the same gospel message. Peter's presentation was more so for Jews, while Paul was the Apostle to the Gentiles. You may have unknowingly picked a transitional...

This post is not even close to Evangelical Theology. Much of what is said in your is blasphemy. I certainly hope you read more books about the Word (LOGOS) of God and the Son of God from an Evangelical viewpoint. Get Norman Geisler's Systematic Theology. This comes in four Volumes and is very...

I get the feeling that you are not well studied on Textual Criticism. Not one quote would confirm your assertions on the KJV. The fact of the matter is you should not be reading TRANSLATIONS or VERSIONS. All of us should be studying from the NT manuscripts, and those that are closest to the...

You wrote: Westcott and Hort were mystics, spiritualists, and necromancers. They admitted ( where?) they were heretics. Can you provide original sources for these claims!! Be sure to use the definitions that were attached to these words in the 1880s.

I probably wouldn't send it to churches, but other institutions, like prisons, jails, etc.

It depends on how you define "coming." He comes to the earth at the first coming. He comes in the air for the resurrection (coming ??) of the Church saints. Then his second coming is on the earth again. Depending on your definition of "coming" there are three times Christ comes to the earth and...

I looked through your post and didn't find the word or concept of sins. The sheep and goats are separated at the Second Coming of Christ.

I am afraid that this definition of the sovereign God unfortunately is not correct. What this definition is expressing is Modalism. Modalism taught that there was only one God but three Persons, and this was supposed to be incomprehensible. To fix this, it needs to say something more like: there...

See John 12:32 And I, when I am lifted up from the earth [on the cross], will draw and attract all men [Gentiles as well as Jews] to Myself.

Notice that none of the consequences are eternal. They only affect this life. The only basis for eternal consequences is rejecting God's offer for salvation.

I am not really able to decipher what you're trying to say with this post. your quotes and comments don't seem to offer anything I would deny. If Paul taught it, I believe it.

This post is good support for not seeing the word sin in judgment contexts. Thank you for that.

I fail to see anything of substance in this response.

Show me where it says the unbelievers "will be judged for sins at the GWT."

There are no eternal consequences to personal sin. Sin was paid for at the Cross, nobody will answer for his sins (hence the word sin doesn't appear before any judgment passage, for both believers and unbelievers. See 2 Cor 5 and see that sins were imputed to Christ, not the one who commits...

I would disagree with 2. To say that "by faith in ONLY the death/burial/resurrection ...." fails to acknowledge the many colorful ways the Gospel is given in the New Testament. For example, Paul's presentation of the Gospel to the Philippian jailer was simply "believe in the Lord Jesus and you...

I don't recall saying anything close to that