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Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)

@DPGBehler

Proudly one of Christ’s etceteras. Tweets are often my unfiltered thoughts about whatever’s on my mind at that moment. Donut lover. #LiveByTruth

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Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)
Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)@DPGBehler·
-You can hate, strongly dislike, or think very little of me, yet I still be correct. -I can have bad motives & impure intentions, yet still be correct. -I can have moral defects & severe character flaws, yet still be correct. This is why when discussing what’s true, I’m irrelevant.
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Cenk Uygur
Cenk Uygur@cenkuygur·
Joe Kent says that an investigation that had leads on Charlie Kirk's death was shut down. If he's telling the truth, that is a MASSIVE problem. We don't know what that investigation would have found, but why on earth would our own government shut that down? What do they know?
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Soteriology101 🩸
Soteriology101 🩸@Soteriology101·
Note: Don’t call people dull if you wish to win them over to your view. No one wants to join up with jerks even if they happen to be correct. Also, the verse says it’s those IN CHRIST who are chosen, not that He chooses some unconditionally to be effectually put into Christ. I don’t think Chris is dull. I think he is misled and a bit of a jerk who needs to change his approach to having theological discussions.
Chris Comis@ChristianJComis

What? Are you really that dull that you cannot read and accept what Paul says in Eph 1:4? It says that "He chose us in Him," not that "we chose Christ and then God chose us to be in Him." And, just to make matters worse for all the Arminian-Provisionist bros out there, Paul goes on in this same verse to tell us that God chose us in Christ "before the foundation of the world." If the APs had their way with this verse, they would re-write it to say something along the lines of, "even as we chose Christ, God chose us to be in Him AFTER the foundation of the world." Talk about butchering a text in order to get it to say what we want it to say. Sheesh!

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Chris Comis
Chris Comis@ChristianJComis·
What? Are you really that dull that you cannot read and accept what Paul says in Eph 1:4? It says that "He chose us in Him," not that "we chose Christ and then God chose us to be in Him." And, just to make matters worse for all the Arminian-Provisionist bros out there, Paul goes on in this same verse to tell us that God chose us in Christ "before the foundation of the world." If the APs had their way with this verse, they would re-write it to say something along the lines of, "even as we chose Christ, God chose us to be in Him AFTER the foundation of the world." Talk about butchering a text in order to get it to say what we want it to say. Sheesh!
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Soteriology101 🩸
Soteriology101 🩸@Soteriology101·
Those IN CHRIST are PREDESTINED to become Holy, like Christ (Rm 8/Eph 1) Paul NEVER says some are predestined to be IN CHRIST!
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Candace Owens Ian Carroll Collin Campbell Will all be getting cease and desist letters from Erika Kirk I helped with Collin Campbell Fun is over losers.
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Insurrection Barbie
Insurrection Barbie@DefiyantlyFree·
Take a quote BiBi said out of context. Amplify it. Attribute meaning that was never meant to be there. Amplify it for wall to wall coverage. Tell me how you people are not rabid leftists who do that every time Trump speaks? We will all wait.
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Mahyar Tousi@MahyarTousi·
Remember this insane prediction? 😂 Absolutely unhinged.
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Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)
Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)@DPGBehler·
A few things: -If you mean water baptism, clarify water baptism. -In one sense all Christians should agree baptism is necessary, given that it’s by the Spirit we are baptized into Christ (1 Cor. 12:13). You can’t be saved without being baptized by the Spirit into Christ. -What is the point of saying this if all Christians are commanded to be baptized? There’s no point. If we’re all going to do it anyway, why must you declare it’s not necessary for salvation?
GodlyAction@GodlyAction

Baptism is not required for salvation.

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David Reinker
David Reinker@DavidReinker·
@DPGBehler Christians are commanded to have someone else do something to them? Think about that for a moment. Does that mean I can demand something from others upon which my salvation depends?
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Angela@finn20142017·
@DPGBehler @megbasham @Ivdown12 Just why? This isn’t about MB at all but in general: why are people online (generally) oh this is going to come off wrong.?instead of erasing- never mind. What a mess
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Bobby
Bobby@Ivdown12·
This shit sucks. Your daughter will remember you invading her privacy and not trusting her.
Megan Basham@megbasham

Last night, after she’d gone to bed, my 16 y/o daughter receives a text from a friend. (We keep electronics in our room at night). I know my daughter isn’t gonna see it for a while and I know the answer to the girl’s dance-class-related question. So I just pick up the phone and answer it really quick as if I’m my daughter and leave it at that. Tonight, I see her giggling over her phone. I ask what’s up. Apparently, the other girl’s mother had just wanted to get an answer to the question really quick, so she picked up HER daughter’s phone and texted mine as if she were her daughter. (basically both of us were too lazy to go through the rigmarole of explaining, “hi, this is Mrs. So-and-so, and here’s why I’m texting you on your friend’s phone…” But the funny part was how the two girls figured this out. Because the first one was so appalled at seeing her mother‘s perfectly punctuated and capitalized sentences, that she felt she needed to come clean that it was her mom lest my daughter think she is that conscientious. And my daughter, likewise, didn’t want her friend to think that SHE uses correct grammar when texting either. So what I learned today is that it is apparently humiliating to be caught correctly formulating sentences via text.

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Pretty Sweet Kix
Pretty Sweet Kix@prettysweetkix·
@DPGBehler I think I'll believe he didn't exist just because I can. Lot of fucking good it's done us
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Megan Basham
Megan Basham@megbasham·
@Ivdown12 My kid is literally begging to take my phone now and get on my Twitter to respond to this stuff. Because she’s a funny kid who thought it was funny. Because she has a sense of humor. Not like people on Twitter.
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Hannah Oliver
Hannah Oliver@EruditeTogether·
It is always the post you are not interested in defending that goes viral lol
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Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)
Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)@DPGBehler·
@humanitywipe “If it takes faith to believe in something, I’m out.” Makes no sense. So do not believe anything at all in your life about anything? And how can you live your life not having faith? Are you married? Do you have faith enough to trust your doctor?
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Forced Wipe
Forced Wipe@humanitywipe·
If it takes faith to believe in something , im out. No 2 accounts of jesus were the same. There is historical evidence for him but then he wouldnt be the poor carpenters son. Jesus would have been from a rather wealthy family , the robes he wore on the cross were 3 years of a soldiers wages. And he spoke directly wirh royalty and elite from day one of him showing up. Joseph wasnt a carpenter he was a craftsman and was probably one of the more wealthy people in his town politically. Jesus traveled non stop around the middle east and farther effortlessly with no mentions of struggle financially.
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Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)
Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)@DPGBehler·
@MateyYanakiev I’m not saying it couldn’t be. Just a concession that even if one separates the two, we still have to concede baptism is necessary in some sense.
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Matey
Matey@MateyYanakiev·
@DPGBehler I see no reason why 1 Cor 12:13 wouldn’t be a reference to the sacrament of baptism. That’s when the Spirit (normally) baptizes us into the body of Christ. The Corinthians clearly associated baptism—literally, water wash—with the sacrament in water (1 Cor 1:13–17, 10:2, 15:29).
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