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  1. Marymog

    Where does the Pope get his authority?

    Thanks Peter! Sounds like YOU decide who is right and who is wrong.....but maybe I am misunderstanding you. Mary
  2. Marymog

    Where does the Pope get his authority?

    Ok...I will play your word game. Let's try this again. Do you think that you should follow Gods example and rest?
  3. Marymog

    Where does the Pope get his authority?

    Hey Peterlag, @BreadOfLife beat me to it in post #627 AND 628 showing how Bullingers interpretation has been roundly refuted. Thanks BOL for saving me all that research. Peter, since you believe that Bullinger is one of the greatest scholars in the world do you adhere to all his...
  4. Marymog

    Where does the Pope get his authority?

    WOW......over 800 words and I still don't see an answer. :IDK: God rested on the 7th day and called it Holy. He then commanded the Jews to rest on that Holy day. Do you think that you should follow Gods example and rest on the Christian holy day? Patient Mary
  5. Marymog

    Where does the Pope get his authority?

    Thanks Jane, Genesis 2:2-3 is not a command for Jews OR Christians to observe a Sabbath. It is God setting the example for men. Kind of like when Jesus was baptized. Shouldn't we follow their examples? Or do you not feel that you are required to follow their examples? Mary
  6. Marymog

    Where does the Pope get his authority?

    Hey Jane, I am a day late and a dollar short on this conversation so it may have already been addressed. Does this passage fulfil the requirement to support a day of rest: On the seventh day God completed the work he had been doing; he rested on the seventh day from all the work he had undertaken.
  7. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    That passage talks about men, here on earth, that rule over you. More specifically elders or overseers. If you want to pretend it doesn't then that is on you. False. They did care if He could do miracles. If He couldn't...he wouldn't have been the fulfillment of Scripture. If He wasn't the...
  8. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Lol....You seem to have a difficult time providing Scripture to back up your opinions..... What is so difficult to understand about this: , IF thou continue in his goodness: otherwise, thou also shalt be cut off. That one passage destroys your OSAS theory.
  9. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Do you like the passage that says, Obey those that rule over you? Is that a good thing to learn? Who rules over you Matthew?
  10. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    I guess if one wants to change Scripture then you are right. Salvation is near for some but not near for those who have this tickling in their tummy that FEEL they have obtained it already.
  11. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Nope, I don't think that. YOU and your ilk think that. You think that you are OSAS. That is a feeling you have in YOUR tummy. You can't really know if you are saved until you reach the pearly gates. The OSAS theory teaches opposite of that. We can, as Paul said, be disqualified.
  12. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Salvation is NOT guaranteed. We have to, as Scripture says, fight for it and keep the faith until the end. We can be, as Paul said, be disqualified even AFTER preaching His word.
  13. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Lol...WHAT?
  14. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Nope, I don't have a difficult time understanding the difference. None the less, thank you for your OPINION.
  15. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    I THINK I understand your statement. Anyone who loves God, has God in them. What if one loves God but doesn't DO what Scripture tells them they must DO to be saved? Is God in them? Do they have spiritual wellbeing if they don't adhere to Scripture? Or is your theory if one loves God they WILL...
  16. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    What am I accusing you of Matthew? Scripture says, 'Obey them that have the rule over you, and submit yourselves: for they watch for your souls," Is that you Matthew? Should I obey YOU and are YOU watching out for my soul?
  17. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Would you agree some things in Scripture are the Truth and the Truth cannot be changed?
  18. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Lol....care to learn from who? YOU? YOU can't help everyone :jest: Why do you think so highly of yourself? Scripture says, 'Obey them that have the rule over you, and submit yourselves: for they watch for your souls," Is that you Matthew? Should I obey YOU and are YOU watching out for my...
  19. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    Matthew, I'm sure in real life you are a good person with a good heart. Your theology is suspect and at times flat out heretical. But you are probably a good person. I do live, laugh and love. What I don't do is allow heretical teachings to be repeated.
  20. Marymog

    Once saved, always saved is a myth.

    You and @MatthewG @Behold @Taken crack me up. You have one common enemy: Marymog. Everything Marymog says is wrong and we are going to gang up on her. EG does drive by insults and won't respond to me. THAT is what is truly sad. But, once one of you says to the other Scripture says XYZ and...