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Actually I know exactly what you said and it is false. You have no scripture to support your view and that is why you will not post it. Well for this to be true we would all have to be instantly mature upon belief and we know that is not the case, nor is it what I am professing. Apostle simply...

This is a good read on the subject. http://www.sbts.edu/resources/files/2010/10/sbjt-v14-n3_cowan.pdf

I think you may want to do more research as to who the audience is for the epistle of Ephesians. Actually it is a predominately Gentile audience, where the worship of Artemis was prevalent. (cf Acts 19) There were some Jews in the region, but the dominate culture was Pagan, where the majority...

This paper seeks to explore the conversion or fulfillment of Saul of Tarsus. Once a persecutor of the early church, Saul was led to the belief of Jesus of Nazareth as Lord and Savior, through a direct vision of the Lord and a temporary blinding. Acts nine gives an account of the incident in...

Actually this is the definition of the doctrine, nothing more. I do not hold that the blaspheming of the HolySpirit can happen in this day and age. I believe it to pertain to those who were present with the Lord during His incarnation attributing His works to the devil. I see Spurgeon being...

You are mistaken on exactly what the doctrine is. Perhaps others may have a perverted view on what the doctrine is and you have discussed the topic, but I assure you it is not what you believe it to be. The perseverance of the saints means that all those who are truly born again will be kept...

None of this goes against the perseverance of the saints as you suggest. Perhaps you are misled as to just what the doctrine is, and what it means.

Luke 11 does not explain this portion of scripture. Psalm 89:30-37 Luke 11 serves for an example for those who are saved to pray to the Father. Who says those who are saved don't pray to God? Who is to say those who are saved don't ask for forgiveness? John 10:26 26 But ye believe not...

You use fairly strong language, yet you do not support your words with scripture. How do you explain this? Psalm 89:30 30 If his children forsake my law, And walk not in my judgments; 31 If they break my statutes, And keep not my commandments; 32 Then will I visit their transgression...

Again if you want to watch the section that peeked my interest, start it at 1:20 and watch about 5 mins. To explain though... Alien abductions end, in mid-stride when the name of Jesus is called out! The demons are disguised as aliens. Angels are angels and come in the name of the Lord.

http://youtu.be/wjmFm8PIz8M Check this starting at 1:20 to get to the quick, or watch the whole thing if you like. Perhaps you have viewed it already. What do you think?

Exodus 34:14 14 —for you shall not worship any other god, for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God— So from this verse are you saying God's name has emotion or feeling? Here is another verse that speaks of God's name: Isaiah 63:16 16 For You are our Father, though Abraham does...

Let me end this here. This is taken from the OP. Please do not be fooled into thinking that hollow or empty confessions of faith are redemptive, (Matthew 7:21) or that a life of faith allows lawlessness. (Romans 6:1-2) These are not on the path of salvation. What you speak of is what saved...

If we use your definition then we do not have eternal life, but rather temporal life, and well that would mean we have to face another form of death again. From that particular verse, it speaks of eternal punishment... I think the judgment is clear in the context of that verse why they will...

Again that would depend on the author's intent. All of these reference tools used are accepted at the scholar level and are considered standards for reference. The words I chose have no affiliation to the word olam yet they illustrate my point well that some words are homonyms. Also let us...

101, Greetings! If God can not be contained by the heavens or earth, what makes you believe a name can? If God chose to reveal Himself in three distinct persons, that is His choice. Look again at this plain text verse. Exodus 34:14 14 —for you shall not worship any other god, for the Lord...

Actually there are many words with more than one meaning. They are called homonyms. Here is one: cast The verb meaning to throw came from Scandinavian words about 900 years ago. In modern Icelandic, which descends from the language of the Vikings, kasta still means "to throw". The later use...

YHWH is the covenant name of God. Yes I will actually go with this. This is the name revealed to Moses. Lets looks at this, I know somebody named Chase. Chase is a verb.

God has revealed His name as Jealous. God has revealed His name as YHWH or also as YHVH or JHWH or JHVH. God has revealed His name as Immanuel, Elohim, Adonai, El Elyon... Our God has revealed many names throughout His scriptures but as we know... Acts 4:10-12 10 let it be known to all of you...

I am not comprehending what you are asking. If you are asking if the Son is God, the answer is yes. If you are asking if Jesus is the Son, again the answer is yes. If you are asking if God the Father is the same person as God the Son, the answer is no. They are separate in office or roles, yet...