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Good verses all. And all are the Word of God, correct? The man Jesus Christ was foreordained. We are chosen. Proves my point. Stranger

Then there is no such thing as the will? Just free will? Do you disagree with what I have explained about the will of God and your will and how different they are? Stranger

Chapter and verse. Stranger

Are you asking cause you don't know? No, there is no third choice. Man is placed in a situation where he must decide one way or another. I find it unusual that you ask met that. I have said many times what 'free will ' is. Only God has free will. His will is not acted upon by any...

Man does not have free will. Man will is acted upon by other forces. In the Garden of Eden it was acted upon by God, by the serpent, by the commandement. Man has a will that he executes. But forces outside of himself direct that will. Only God has free will. Stranger

Foreknowledge simply means God knows them who are His. How is that another dimension? It simply proves that God elects. Stranger

As usual, so much talk and yet so little substance. "Our Father which art in Heaven...." (Matt. 6:9) (John 20:17) "Jesus saith unto her, Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father;...I ascend unto my Father, and your Father...." (Acts 1:11) "Which also said, Ye men of Galilee, why...

It means man has a will. Man has a will that must accept or reject salvation. How free is that? Stranger

Man does not have free will. Man has a will that must accept or reject salvation. Stranger

What other dimension? Election does not function on 'conditional' or 'unconditional'. It functions simply on the 'will' of God. Stranger

(John 17:24) "...be with me where I am...." (John 14:2-3) "In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for, you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye...

No one is fighting against 'safe guards'. They are fighting against excessive safe guards. We already have safe guards. They are fighting against a certain political group that wants to take away the 2nd amendment period. Which is always the liberal, anti-christian left, composed of mostly...

Then give them. All does mean all. It just doesn't mean the 'all' you want it to mean. 'Will' and 'free will' is not semantics. Two terms requires two definitions, not one. You are not paying attention to how I have described 'will' and 'free will'. Go back and reread. Then explain...

Elect angels means the same as elect men. Chosen by God to be with God in eternity. I know of no election of demons. Stranger

God declaring is what makes one elect be it angel or man. It would take the same initiative from God to save angels that it took for Him to save man. But, He chose instead to save man. Yes, there is only one realm of salvation and that is for man. But, that is my point. God could just...

Understand, the questions I was asking were to provoke a response concerning the justness of God in electing some men to salvation and not electing others. If one says the doctrine of election of men makes God a monster, then what about the angels. He would equally have to be a monster for...

I would rather you answer my questions than give me someone else to argue with. I asked you questions concerning the nature of your will and God's will. Do you see them as the same. Your article does not address the 'will' and 'free will'. He only addresses what he calls 'free will' and...

Well, I said all means all. It means all classes of men everywhere. (1 Tim. 2:1) Do you pray for everyman on the earth? Of course not. You don't know everyman on the earth. All in authority are to be prayed for. Do you pray for all in authority. Of course not. You don't know everyone...

No, I never said in paragraph one that we have free will. You are saying I said that. As to paragraph two, I have always said we don't have free will. God chooses. Then man chooses. (2 Thess. 2:13) In paragraph one I acknowledge the invitation to all. And that we who are elect will...

Yes, you are. We are not talking about whether God does good or evil. We are talking about the nature of the 'will'. You constantly use the term 'free will' but have no definition of 'will'. You use the term 'free will' just as you would 'will'. I have explained how there is difference...