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Called, is there a reason you have completely ignored everything I've posted and are only continuing the discussion with one person in here? I'm just confused...

Don't be confused Tess, I am not purposely ingoring you! I promise! :D I am just following the leading of the Holy Spirit.. :hug: :P

When God wants me to say something, I will... :P

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Well I sure hope God tells someone to respond to some of the Scriptures I've posted. :P

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Many will say that a debate on salvation does not matter as long as we believe in Jesus. I use to believe this as well until I realized that questioning our salvation, on either spectrum, brought into question the sovereignty and authority of God. It also brings into the question of grace and if it is limitless or is bound by our faith. It can effect the walk of a Christian and the decision of a lost person, thus, it is quite an important issue to be dealing with. Thus, can a Christian give up their salvation? After much study and much pondering on the subject, I have come to a resounding

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Well I sure hope God tells someone to respond to some of the Scriptures I've posted. :P

I am not saying I won't respond, but I don't want to just respond with head knowledge. I want my response to be from my spirit...so I have to wait.... :D

God Bless you!

Deb :P

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Well I sure hope God tells someone to respond to some of the Scriptures I've posted. :P

I am not saying I won't respond, but I don't want to just respond with head knowledge. I want my response to be from my spirit...so I have to wait.... :D

God Bless you!

Deb :P

The problem is we are commanded to love God with all of our heart, mind, and soul. Thus if you're simply using the "spirit" as interpretation, but it contradicts the correct interpretation of scripture, well, then you're not using the spirit.

We need not blame our lack of knowledge and study on the Holy Spirit. This is a problem I use to have. There is nothing wrong at all with studying scripture and understanding the Greek. There is nothing wrong in telling someone, "YOu say the spirit guides you in this, yet it contradicts what it said in the Bible." Head knowledge only becomes a problem when it completely knocks out the Spirit or is gained for selfish reasons. You can study in the spirit.

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I have made my case. Please do not ignore me and say the Holy Spirit is leading you to it. This is a cop out. I
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We're also supposed to be ready at all times to give an answer for the hope that's within us (I Peter 3:15). :P

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We need not blame our lack of knowledge and study on the Holy Spirit. This is a problem I use to have. There is nothing wrong at all with studying scripture and understanding the Greek. There is nothing wrong in telling someone, "YOu say the spirit guides you in this, yet it contradicts what it said in the Bible." Head knowledge only becomes a problem when it completely knocks out the Spirit or is gained for selfish reasons. You can study in the spirit.

I actually have alot of knowledge about this subject. I was once where you were... :P

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I have made my case. Please do not ignore me and say the Holy Spirit is leading you to it. This is a cop out. I
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Could you show specifically how this is taken out of context please?

I thought I had already done that? :P

The Apostle Paul also said:

1 Thessalonians 2:6-10

We were not looking for praise from men, not from your or anyone else.  As apostles of Christ we could have been a burden among you, like a mother caring for her little children.  We loveed you so much that we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well, because you had become so dear to us.  Surely you remember, brothers, our toil and hardship; we worked night and day in order not to be a burden to anyone while we preached the gospel of God to you.  You are witnesses, and so is God, of how holy and blameless we were among you who believed.

The Apostle Paul said he was "holy and blameless" among the people here.

How much of a hypocrite would The Apostle Paul be if he was telling people to live holy lives (Ephesians 4:20-24) while he was currently the "chief of sinners?"

That makes absolutely no sense.

Sure he USED to be; what with persecuting and trying to destroy the church of Christ and all. But again, he said in Romans 7:24-25:

Who will rescue me from this body of death?  Thanks be to God - through Jesus Christ our Lord!

He HAD ALREADY been saved from that "body of death" by his faith in Christ.

You can't have it both ways, him being the worst sinner of all time (currently) and still being "holy and blameless" (currently).

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