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That is not what (John 10:26) says. Unless you twist and reword it as you did. Stranger

Twisting words again arn't you? In your post #359 you claim I lied. You quote part of a sentence of mine from my post #356 and then say I lied because of what I said in my post #337. But there is no lie. In #337 I said (John 10:26) proves that we are His sheep before we believe. And in...

Oh, John 10:26 refers to Christians. That is real deep. But we wern't talking about that. We were stalking about the sheep being sheep before they believed. Remember? Remember how you twisted the Scripture to say just the opposite of what it says? Remember that? I do, oh wordsmith...

I agree. I went to an atheistic forum just to argue with them. They do indeed go to Christian forums presenting themselves as Christians just to learn the arguments. Atheists will present themselves as Christians, and muslims will also present themselves as Christians. And muslim men will...

You are simply muddying the water over repentance to hide your inability to defend your statement that the prodigal son is a picture of a loss of salvation. You have already lost that argument, and now attempt to divert attention elsewhere. See, I remember you. Remember (John 10:26)? I do...

What lie. I said we are his sheep before we believe. But, it is not I that said it, it is Christ. (John 10:26) The lie is what you are trying to bake. wordsmith Stranger

Again, I never said repentance does not play a role. But you do not understand the repentance of those who are lost and the repentance of the believer. Stranger

Yup. I never said repentance was not involved. For the unbelievers, their repentance is involved in their belief. (1Thess. 1:9) Stranger

Until you acknowledge that it is not I that say we are His sheep before we come to Him, but that it is Christ in (John 10:26), why should I be interested in your questions. I believe (John 10:26). Do you? Apparently not, until you reword it. Which is what you are good at. wordsmith...

What does your question have to do with what we are talking about? You have read (John 10:26) and do not believe it and have reworded to your satisfaction. I believe (John 10:26). Which destroys your argument of the prodigal son being a story of loss of salvation. How do you interpret...

(1 Cor. 7:10) speaks to believers. Concerning (Acts 26:20) this is the same repentance to the Gentiles spoken of in (17:30). To which repentance is accomplished in their belief. (1 Thess. 1:9) Stranger

So? Stranger

I am a Christian who believes the Bible. I am not saying we are His sheep before we believe. He is saying it. (John 10:26). Of course you can always reword it and make it say something else if you like. Whatever fits. Stranger

(1 John 1:9) pertains to believers in times when they need to repent. As to (Acts 17:30, 11:18), repentance comes with belief. Repentance is there, but it is the product of belief. (1Thess. 1:9) "how ye turned to God from idols" Stranger

Only in your mind. (John 10:26) says "But ye believe not, because ye are not of my sheep" You have reworded it to your desire. You have changed the Scripture to fit your end. So, again, sheep here are sheep before they believe. Your interpretation of the prodigal son is null and void...

They were Jews coming to the feast of Pentacost. If they were not Jews they were proselytes to Judaism. So again, your verses of repentance speak to the Jews, not the Church. Didn't you read the verses I gave? Of course not. Stranger

BreadOfLife Playing games again. You didn't answer my post number 319. (John 10:26) says "But ye believe not, because ye are not of my sheep" This means we are his sheep before we believe. Go ahead, play some more games instead of answering. Stranger

I understand that you make no sense. I don't agree with your so called 'ongoing repentance'. It smells of legalism. You can leave it at that if you want. It doesn't matter to me. I won't be roped into your legalism. Stranger

Please....this is to the nation of Israel. Not the Church. (Acts.2:22) (Acts 2:36) The nation of Israel was required to repent because they were the believing people of God. But they turned away from God. Big difference. Stranger

I didn't say Judas was not one of the twelve. You did. I said you have nothing to prove that Judas did these things. Answer my post #$319 Stranger