http://christiannymphos.org/
?!?!?!
What the hell is this supposed to be?
Sounds like a juvenile expression of a marriage support group for women. From their description on the homepage of their site, I'm wondering if there's any remote chance that any women happen to hang around there that are single. :Sparkletooth:
Only half of the day Martin :HeartThrob:
Quote from: WhiteWings on January 21, 2009, 09:48:19 PM
Only half of the day Martin :HeartThrob:
Those are some great passages you have on your signiture ww . . . really good.
The first 2 are good.
But the third one is albout the best verse ever for me.
It seems to destroy all arguments that we should read "all" in a limited way as in "elect"
Either you are saved by the first verse because you are in the (limited) 'all group'.
If you somehow don't fit into that group you are ungodly and are saved by the 3rd verse.
:thumbsup:
:cloud9: I have to agree, wabbit, excellent verse selection there, quite compact!
Quote from: joyful1 on January 22, 2009, 08:14:49 PM
:cloud9: I have to agree, wabbit, excellent verse selection there, quite compact!
Not meaning to be dirt clod in the punch bowl, but couldn't it be said John 12:47 And if any man hear my words, and believe not, I judge him not: for I came not to judge the world, but to save the world. Means that Jesus didn't come to judge the world that time around, but He
will judge it on Judgment Day?
Maybe so Brian. I think not but can't really backup that claim.
But if I read the 3rd verse it won't be very busy in the courtroom on judgement day.
If the ungodly are declared rightous they are no longer sinners.
I simply read that verse as: I, God, hereby declare you/the sinner worthy to be in heaven.
I'm sure you know what declare means but I feel that in this case it's a keyword that need to brought under extra attention. God declares. He doesn't offer, suggest, beg, give a choice. He simply says this is the deal. Period. End of conversation. No moaning because my decision is final.
Finally isn't judgement done after death?
That would make the words of Jesus weird because He didn't came to judge the living because the living are/were never judged anyway.
Judgment of Christ is not based on condemnation or wrath . .but on love. The consuming fire is judgment . . .it assess there is carnality, and carnality is removed. In the end, we stand cleansed by judgment of righteousness.