praise_yeshua
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John 3:6 That which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit.
Above, Jesus gives distinctness/uniqueness that exists between flesh and spirit.
Not that I expect much of an answer from any Calvinist. They will endlessly parrot/repeat themselves when they claim to be "spiritual", yet hardly ever actually define what it means to be "flesh". I've tried to engage them for decades on the subject and they refuse to actually deal with it means to be flesh. To me, they know they're flesh themselves.
Define flesh from the Scriptures. I ask that you first give a summary/statement/premise in your first post and then give detail by linking to your first post in a follow-up post.
Thanks
Above, Jesus gives distinctness/uniqueness that exists between flesh and spirit.
Not that I expect much of an answer from any Calvinist. They will endlessly parrot/repeat themselves when they claim to be "spiritual", yet hardly ever actually define what it means to be "flesh". I've tried to engage them for decades on the subject and they refuse to actually deal with it means to be flesh. To me, they know they're flesh themselves.
Define flesh from the Scriptures. I ask that you first give a summary/statement/premise in your first post and then give detail by linking to your first post in a follow-up post.
Thanks
