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Why are you trying to deceive the brethren here? That is NOT what that Hebrews 9:28 verse says. Here is what my Bible actually says there (KJV)... Heb 9:28 28 So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for Him shall He appear the second time without sin unto...

Nah.... you're just regurgitating a doctrine of men, being a parrot for them. The reason Hyper-Grace came up with that excuse using Apostle John's words was because they don't want to recognize that a sincere believer on Jesus Christ can be deceived, when quite a bit of Paul's and Peter's...

Yes, and those who think they have to have a verse that explicitly says something like, "a third temple is then built", are just making excuses for their Biblical illiteracy. That because the Daniel 11:31 "abomination of desolation" event that Jesus forewarned the Church about for the end of...

No... they are not children of the devil. They are 'deceived' brethren believers. What you said above is what makes you part of that Hyper-Grace crowd, whether you like being associated with that doctrine or not. ANY... point that makes the claim that sincere believers on Jesus Christ cannot...

And by the way, the majority of those brethren I know that follow men's false Hyper-Grace doctrines also follow the false Pre-trib Rapture theory of men's doctrine. Something I find unique that happened to show what 'real' Bible study does, is about the TV preacher Jim Baker. Remember him, the...

Here is a major proof of what I have been saying about the false doctrine of men called Hyper-Grace in the seminaries that wrongly teach those in Christ cannot slip up and commit sin anymore. In Matthew 24:29-31 and Mark 13:24-27, Lord Jesus was emphatic that His future coming to gather His...

It's because most of these ideas you guys are arguing about don't come from God's Word, they come from the seminaries of men and their doctrines. Hyper-Grace is a title for one of them that began in late 1800's Britain by E.W. Bullinger. Another name for it was Hyper-Dispensationalism. I...

I agree with that part, those in Christ do NOT make a habit of sinning. They instead do what? As per 1 John 1 they REPENT and ASK FORGIVENESS when they DO slip up and sin. The hinge-point of the matter is the idea of not committing sin. Hyper-Grace lies and tries to claim they cannot sin after...

That I cannot agree with, nor does God's Word. It is instead a doctrine from the Hyper-Grace cannot sin anymore crowd, like, "Their Faith wasn't real, otherwise they would have remained with us." Those of Matthew 7 that Jesus will say to get away from Him cast out demons in His name, preached...

Even after Christ's future return, still got His "thousand years" Millennial reign to go. Those brethren who erred will simply not be allowed to approach Him in that time and serve Him at His table. It does not mean they are cast into the "lake of fire" yet, but that they will stand in judgment...

No, that's definitely the wrong way to look at it, because a non-believer without Faith can have more works in Christ than all those of Faith put together, and it won't be enough to enter into the Kingdom of Heaven. One must... have FAITH, regardless of works. However, what did Jesus say about...

Apostle Paul said that as much as it is possible within you, make peace with all men. With some men one is just not able to do this, which is why Paul said that. A couple of false teachings by Christ's enemies has led many brethren away from keeping a weapon to protect themselves, their home...

We are not saved by works, but by Faith. However, having that Faith in the beginning is like entering a race. What makes you finish the race? Staying in Christ, and doing works for Him as His servants. The belief just to enter admission into the symbolic race just gives you the Promise of...

Yes, that's another example, those beasts that had their dominion taken away points directly to the kings of the earth. These Old Testament examples that have been written all this time, and then New Testament Scripture like Lord Jesus gave in His Book of Revelation about it, proves that the...

Back to the main topic of the thread... Warning Brethren in Christ... Men's doctrines will keep you away from understanding the "new wine" or "strong meat" of God's Word. Those behind their deceived preachers who developed those doctrines of men want us instead to stay on the 'milk' of God's...

Go bother someone else. You are an example of slicing-n-diciing God's written Word to try and make it fit the doctrines of men you follow.

So... you don't know the answer to my question. I'll tell you. The Hosea prophecy is God speaking primarily to the "house of Israel", which means the NORTHERN TEN TRIBE KINGDOM that He setup Jeroboam of the tribe of EPHRAIM as "king of Israel" in the NORTH. These ten tribes had nothing to do...

Some of those verses point to the 'system' the Antichrist will be over, like the 1st beast of Rev.13:1 which is about a kingdom. Other verses are direct pointers to the singular Antichrist. The king of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar serves as a 'type;' for the final Antichrist at the end of this...

That's where your mistake in interpretation is, you don't know the difference between the "house of Judah" and the "house of Israel". No doubt the doctrine of men you have been influenced by re-interprets the Old Testament Scriptures based on The New Testament, when that is not how God's Word is...

What about what I covered from Apostle Paul in Romans 11? Are you afraid to address what Paul said there?