Ah well he did not single you out for the offer or anything right
lol
so I mean see what you did there
The post singled out noone.
And I commented on being unimpressed with the questions some unknown person concocted. So what?
Glory to God,
Taken
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Ah well he did not single you out for the offer or anything right
lol
so I mean see what you did there
So, see what you did there, or don't see?The post singled out noone.
And I commented on being unimpressed with the questions some unknown person concocted. So what?
Glory to God,
Taken
We DO choose to follow Jesus.You appear to be supportive of the false doctrine of the ability to choose Jesus by the context of your post #59.
In 1 Timothy 2:1-6, the Apostle Paul did not write that all men can choose Christ. Paul did not write that people can exercise willpower to be saved. The passage does not support Armenianism nor freewill nor the ability to choose Jesus. Here is the "Examination of "all" in 1 Timothy 2:1-6 in the Light of our Lord Jesus Post (in this thread)"
Please see "Predestination Means God Destined Beforehand Including Salvation Post (in this thread)" which remains true according to the Spirit! Man cannot choose Jesus, period, Jesus chooses men (John 15:16). Acknowledge Lord Jesus in all your ways, and He will make your path straight - do not be deceived by the teachings of men - trust in Him with all your heart - He is the door of the sheep. This is quoting Proverbs 3:5-6 and Matthew 7:13-14 and Matthew 22:37-40 and Luke 13:23-24 and John 10:7).
Ah no offense BoL but that seems like a great arg for "We don't choose to follow Jesus?"AND YOU WERE NOT WILLING.
You may be right; it was written mainly as something to think about, and ponder,
not to be impressed by how clever the questions might be.
So, see what you did there, or don't see?
Wrong.Ah no offense BoL but that seems like a great arg for "We don't choose to follow Jesus?"
When the language is understood dialectically that is exactly what is being said imo, only in such a way that it may also be interpreted differently. I think "clay" is used as an analogy for a good reason, Bc it has certain properties, it changes state even? Hardens in the light, softens in the rain, etc..I had a good study for this I read somewhere, see if I can find it.Even if God has chosen us first....we must still also choose Him. Didn't Jesus also choose the rich young ruler saying to Him...follow Me? Yet the rich young man did not choose to follow Christ.
So then we must choose Christ. We must choose to obey Him, follow Him, love Him.
Even if God has chosen us first....we must still also choose Him. Didn't Jesus also choose the rich young ruler saying to Him...follow Me? Yet the rich young man did not choose to follow Christ.
So then we must choose Christ. We must choose to obey Him, follow Him, love Him.
Wrong.
This verse shows that they had the CHOICE to follow Him and CHOSE not to.
"You were not willing" means, "You did not will it" or "You did not CHOOSE it."
Ah no offense BoL but that seems like a great arg for "We don't choose to follow Jesus?"
Is there an echo here??Ah no offense BoL but that seems like a great arg for "We don't choose to follow Jesus?"
ok, ty BoLIs there an echo here??
You already stated this in post #244 - and I already corrected you in post #247.
A few weeks ago, I posted a link to a book entitled "75 Questions Your Instructors Pray You will Never Ask," Mostly, the whole thing was dismissed as beneath the dignity of a "true Christian" to bother to respond to. (I also felt this way...… UNTIL I actually tried to answer some of them.)
No - Hitler rejected Jesus.Hitler claimed to be following Jesus too I guess huh
you're a legend in your own mind, BoLJust correcting you again . . .