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Jesus Christ is the God of the Old Testament scriptures
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Jon Bowlin
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@TexasPreacher The amount of self deception from others is terrifying to me
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Please stop listening to your church and just read your Bible! 🙏🏼
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Yes and it’s what the Bible teaches
“for truly in this city there were gathered together against your holy servant Jesus, whom you anointed, both Herod and Pontius Pilate, along with the Gentiles and the peoples of Israel, to do whatever your hand and your plan had predestined to take place.”
Acts 4:27-28 ESV
bible.com/bible/59/act.4…
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@_jonbowlin God decrees people to violate His will. Do you hear yourself?
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There is no dilemma. Calvin on the left is referring to God’s decree while on the right, he is referring to the prescriptive will of God which calls and invites all men to repent and believe. Both things that Calvin says here are true.
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@AnomalyBlessed What you’re saying makes no sense and has nothing to do with the OP
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On the top left, it's only when you are walking down the street. The bottom right is when you are sitting in your recliner at your brother's home -- if you don't have a brother, then it isn't for you.
On the top right, that's when you get a splinter and only if God feels sorry for your plight. Te bottom left is when you have ice cream, but not from Dairy Queen as the Catholics have demented the word Queen and God doesn't like that.
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“So, daddy did God fail in turning all His children into Calvinists?”
“Hush, you don’t understand Calvinism.”
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@HwsEleutheroi Do you know where I could find your sermon series on Hebrews? I tried looking for it on Sermon Audio and the A&O website but could not find it
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It is almost scary how fast you can track down information from our 40+ years of apologetics and teaching ministry these days. Two sources:
lets.church/channel/aomin
aominorg.asksermons.com
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@DrInquisitivus @Just4Tweets1986 Because of particular redemption. If Christ satisfied the wrath of God for everyone and stood in their place, everyone would be saved. You either have universalism or limited atonement
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@_jonbowlin @Just4Tweets1986 One of the most capable defenders of PSA, Hugo Grotius, was an Arminian. Why do you think it only works within a Reformed framework?
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I'm seriously starting to doubt Penal Substitutionary Atonement. The responses to the objections against PSA have been weak and dismissal.
However, I've advocated for PSA for so long, it's hard to change the way I articulate the gospel. This is a total paradigm shift for me.
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@shadowcrewtroll @herrkunstler @Just4Tweets1986 Yes. If Christ substituted for each and every person ever, they will be saved
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@herrkunstler @_jonbowlin @Just4Tweets1986 I’m guessing he’s going to go with limited atonement. That is Jesus only paid the price for the elect?
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Democrats are servile slaves of the culture of death.
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BREAKING: Four Colorado Democrats just BLOCKED Senate Bill 26-115 which would require jail time for child r*pists The four Democrats are: Adrienne Benavidez Nick Hinrichson Katie Wallace Mike Weissman NAME AND SHAME
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@shadowcrewtroll @Just4Tweets1986 I know it is. I’m just saying that to hold to it and not be reformed is inconsistent.
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@_jonbowlin @Just4Tweets1986 Entirely false. PSA is the majority view in evangelical Christianity, Armenian and Reformed.
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Christ died for all so that, upon the condition of faith, they may be saved. Christ so died for all of God’s elect that they should infallibly be brought to faith.
Reformed1563@Heidel_bro1563
“Christ did not die for any upon condition if they do believe; but He died for all God's elect that they should believe.” -John Owen
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@1984_nate “According to His mercy He saved us by the washing of regeneration” literally all of God. Nothing about believing as you pointed out
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@_jonbowlin It literally doesn’t. Your biblical illiteracy is off the charts.
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@1984_nate It’s not what it concludes to. The Bible says men are without excuse
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@_jonbowlin That’s only true if Calvinism is false. No spin, it’s literally what Calvinism logically concludes with. If you don’t like it just leave your Calvinism behind.
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Congrats, you've given the unbeliever the perfect excuse for their unbelief. If God has elected them then He will open their eyes, if not, well, God must not want them.
Grant R. Castleberry@grcastleberry
In order to believe the gospel, every lost person must be delivered from the "power of Satan." This requires a supernatural work of God. No amount of persuasiveness on the part of the evangelist will win the sinner to Christ. The sinner must have his eyes opened by the Spirit.
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@pastorscottc Since gentiles are included in those covenants, all the promises apply to gentiles believers too. God doesn’t give some promises to some and not others
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The Abrahamic Covenant is unconditional & everlasting & includes salvation of Gentiles thru the gospel (Gal. 3:8). If those promises of salvation are unconditional & eternally secure for Gentiles, then what makes us think the other promises for Israel are conditional & temporal?
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@JohnGilRoberts3 @rootcausesleuth God has never once sinned. You have lied. You need to repent of your slander
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Actually, God does what he wants.
Including Sin.
He destroyed a whole city.
Which is a Sin.
God is Transcendent.
Of any idea of him.
The Sinless nature. Even when commiting Sins.
Is everything is done with Good in mind.
Not with Intentions against free will of others, or to harm others.
Unless in the act of Protection.
Which, God himself. Does not like harming anyone even to Protect.
Which is entirely why. He expressed himself. Through Pure Love. As Jesus.
Showing that his true nature is compassion, understanding, and forgiveness.
God can walk with you in Sin, understanding Sin, and Experiencing it.
Just to steer you away from it. Knowing you are capable of being much better.
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God is not metaphysically UNABLE to sin.
Jesus could have sinned.
But neither of them would or will. Because it’s against their character of love.
Jesus’ perfect life was a victory precisely because he COULD HAVE sinned.
He was made like us in every way, except he didn’t choose sin.
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Did Jesus Christ, during his life on earth, have the ability/capability/capacity to sin?
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@rootcausesleuth My understanding is that God has the power to sin, however because of His character He can’t sin meaning that He always chooses to do good as He is not morally disposed to evil
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