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You are confusing the OT and the kingdom. Not at all the same. Apples and Studebakers. So then you came up with this doozie all by yourself? Or did you get it from the Messianics?

Dead isn't hostile...unless you have seen too many zombie movies. Or Dracula movies if you are older. Dead means not in the spiritual game. But there is a lower righteousness that God still honours.

You are adding that in...even the spiritually dead can do some things right. Like the children that eat the crumbs that fall from the table of the saints. Jesus liked that response...from a dead woman. Jesus said she had great faith...being dead and all. Remember....fire and heat. But it...

♪ Put the tulips in the boxes ♪ ♪

Where did you get your interpretation from? An angel of light...or that appeared to be so? What is your source?

The parable of the denarius (day's wage). This is about the righteousness of men...and how God deals with it. So this is about the saved of the nations...NOT the saints. Do you see that the workers didn't understand the righteousness of God? "You have made them equal to us"????? What's the big...

Spiritually dead. But alive according to the flesh....if there is a heartbeat and some brain activity that is.

I answered it...but perhaps you are used to a more boxy type answer? ;)

You haven't stated the source of your indoctrination into the "devil's parables."

You set good as evil and evil as good. You exchange light for darkness....and darkness for light. And you say I lack understanding? Well from that perspective of course. :)

"I came to bring you life..." but people prefer the status quo...together with religious guarantees from dubious preachers.

I thought it was an Australian expression. ;) You do speak a different language down under...

...or what is your misunderstanding of an actual good understanding of the parable. What makes you think you know more about parables than what I have described?

A saint says..."others may but i cannot". Tozer said this...and I agree. Some people are born rich and get to choose what they eat. Others die of starvation. Are we really to be so blind as to say...when we hear that the poor have no bread..."why don't they eat cake"? is judgment not to be...

But in this case we must turn away from them. We don't want to commit spiritual fornication...or indulge in idolatry. We are to be holy as God is holy. If God wants nothing to do with them...should His servants go to them behind His back?

But that's the point isn't it. We all play with a handicap or else a calling. We can't judge another by using OUR handicap or grace!! That is why we are not to judge.

Amen...preach it brother. :) The character of a man is known by his word. A man who is a liar will assume everyone is also a liar. We tend to judge others as WE ARE ourselves. So then it is for us to learn to NOT speak unless God has clearly shown us...just like he showed the prophets in the...

With Christ ALL things are possible. Not so without Christ. We have fellowship with God IN Christ.

Agreed. But I am in Christ. Very few will be in Christ. I don't judge others according to the grace given to me. I take God's mercy...and apply it to others...rather than turn on others in judgment as Calvinists do. I know that without grace I would be lost. So then God does NOT give everyone...

Exactly! :)