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(kriss;5756) What is the age of accountability? Accountability, as used in our question, pertains to an individual being responsible to God. Knowledge between good and evil. Involved in spiritual accountability is a knowledge of good and evil. Relative to some of the children of the Israelites...

(tomwebster;5725) Pointer, Go spew your trash somewhere else. 'My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? (Ps 22:1) The only utterance from the cross recorded by Matthew and Mark. The full import of this cry cannot be fathomed. But certainly its basis lay not in the physical suffering primarily...

(tomwebster;5723) Pointer, Go spew your trash somewhere else. 'Nothing from Jesus so well illustrates the depth of his suffering of soul as he felt himself regarded as sin though sinless (2 Cor 5:21). John 3:16 comes to our relief here as we see the Son of God bearing the sin of the world. This...

(tomwebster;5719) =================Christ was NOT forsaken by His Father, GOD. Who would believe in a God that would go back on His Word. Deuteronomy 4: 31 (For the LORD thy God is a merciful God) he will not forsake thee, neither destroy thee, nor forget the covenant of thy fathers which he...

(snaggs;5717) pointer..I seem to be detecting tones of redundant antagonism. Then you can pray and get forgiveness.

(snaggs;5715) he certainly existed in time when he made that statement. But not 'now'. and the word is for us And we will not exist in time, either.

(snaggs;5713) NO He WAS NOT FORSAKEN if Christ was left abandoned. He wasn't; but Jesus said He was. "Forsaken is present tense" eternal. God does not exist in time. Pauls referance to Christ being made Sin...is "the Flesh". Flesh does not sin. This verse is about justification and legal...

(snaggs;5710) we know it would have been impossible for him to be forsaken by God But He was- He said so, and He had to be. There is Paul's comment, too, that He 'became sin' for us (2 Cor. 5:21) This is because He really did take the punishment for the sins of the whole world. This is amazing...

(snaggs;5703) What i think of ..is the impact of that statement upon the followers who heard it, and the wrestling of emotions that must have been created by the ones who were close to Him and expierianced His devotion and love to God Yet, despite that devotion, to have been forsaken. We can...

(lastsecman;5705) When i sin, i dont quite fear Him...The question is...How do we make ourselves fear God? A hangman's noose is nothing. If one does not fear fires that cannot be put out, what does one fear?'It is a dreadful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.'

(servant_of_the_end;5683) If I implied that you are also a servant then I erred in not being definative enough as to what I meant. When I wrote "For us who are servants", I was including any and all who might be and did not mean to include you. Presumably you included yourself in 'we', though...

(servant_of_the_end;5673) The Lord Yeshua is the Author and Finisher of our faith Of the faith of Christians. there has been many times when I have felt as much and have cried in repentence: My God, my God why have you forsaken me, or please Lord do not forsake me. Perhaps you did, perhaps you...

(servant_of_the_end;5678) Acts 1:5For John baptized with water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit." Did the thief on the cross receive this? And is this the same baptism that is required for salvation, or are there more baptisms other than Johns baptism? The baptrism...

(servant_of_the_end;5677) PointerGood points and I will not argue over simple truths; yet you suggest that faith cannot be proven even by martyrdom. Who is willing to die for anyone unless the one they serve is a higher power? We have have the servants of the Dragon aka Muslims who do so, yet...

(servant_of_the_end;5672) I didn't read it initially, but I know have and will respond.There is nothing in your post that I can disagree with, but if I may ask you a question. At what point did the baptism of the Holy Ghost become available to those who confess faith and repentence? The Holy...

(servant_of_the_end;5671) We confess with our mouth and believe in our hearts. Our outward confession doesn't prove much unless we know in our hearts and believe, so I can see your point knowing that only two can search our hearts to validate our confession; and those two are the searcher of...

(tomwebster;5666) ====================n2, I agree There are not many who wish to be known as false Christians.

(servant_of_the_end;5644) No.We have the thief on the cross as witness. You might like to read #5, servant, if you haven't.

(n2thelight;5659) PointerQuote"How can anyone know that you feel that? There is no way that anyone can prove themselves Christian, not even by martyrdom"ReplyI think its what I just said I can't see where you wrote that, but if you agree that no-one can prove themselves Christian, it is...