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If I take one word "apart" in a verse and find an interesting purpose/meaning, can I use that in other contexts if the same word appears?

Please expect to be challenged on this one no matter what your answer is - there are too many "conflicting" verses.

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Whether Greek or Hebrew, the word "all" means "all" all the time.  For example, when the Bible says that all who call on the name of the Lord shall be saved, it means ALL who call on the name of the Lord shall be saved......waiting for the challenge...... :blush:

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Isn't there some limitations to that?  Isn't that only those who are alive on the earth (Luke 16:24).  Are we sure that all means all?

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Luke 16:24???

Did you post the right scripture?

The word ALL is not even in that scripture!

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I suppose it would have to depend on the context in which the word was used.

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Sorry for not helping you with that one - the comment was mentioning - ALL who call on the name of the Lord shall be saved - I used an example of someone dead who was crying out to be saved proving that you can't just say all and assume everyone - you need to distinguish your boundaries before you just say all.

All Americans have a right to vote - oops - not children.  Now, when reading a verse in the Bible, does all always mean all?  Very important - find some verses and see whether you must distinguish your audience first.

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Funny this should come up.

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RC - I do not debate your logic nor your conclusion.  However, you are leaving your flank open for subterfuge with your statement that there is only one book written with the names; i.e. the Book of Life.  We may be content to accept such a matter, but are we not doing the same thing as others we debate, to simply accept what we have always accepted?

Revelation 3:5 indicates that you can have your name removed/expunged/blotted out from the book of life.  So, would "all" include the names that will be erased?

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No opening on my flank.  :D   Someone would have to prove Scripturally that there is "more than one" book of life.  Can you do this?  Do you believe there is more than one book of life?

Revelation 3:5 indicates that you can have your name removed/expunged/blotted out from the book of life.  So, would "all" include the names that will be erased?

Which "all" are you referring to?  I posted that we must take the given descriptors self-evident in the verse and passage.  Which "all" passage are you trying to use in regards to Rev. 3:5?  The verse itself says "he that overcometh.."  How can a man overcome anything after he is dead?

God Bless.

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So, the "every one" is inclusive of "every one" written in the book yet, limiting to only those written therein.  

That is the all to which I referred.

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