And you ignore the audience, historical setting and context in which the verse is used in Isiah.You ignore the verse which is common for Calvinists when scripture contradicts their theology
And you ignore the audience, historical setting and context in which the verse is used in Isiah.You ignore the verse which is common for Calvinists when scripture contradicts their theology
Empty words as you ignore audience, historical setting and context of the verse which is quoted from Isiah.And you ignore the audience, historical setting and context in which the verse is used in Isiah.
See your optometrist ASAPHold it! I just checked! He did that just fine. Go back and give it some deeper thought.
Sorry but no I do not. I know it does not change the difficulty your theology has with the verse.And you ignore the audience, historical setting and context in which the verse is used in Isiah.
You failed to address the questions
John 12:40 (KJV 1900) — 40 He hath blinded their eyes, and hardened their heart; that they should not see with their eyes, nor understand with their heart, and be converted, and I should heal them.
God blinded men to prevent their belief. Why would God blind someone who had no ability to see?
Why prevent from believing those who had no capacity for belief?
Neither context nor audience or historical setting removes the difficulty for your theology
Which is why you do not say how they affect the meaning of the passage or answer the questions asked
And you fail to address the context, audience and historical setting of the text.Sorry but no I do not. I know it does not change the difficulty your theology has with the verse.
And you cannot show otherwise
which is why you continue dodging and making statements for which you have no support
as I noted
Strawman as Jesus spells out the condition of drawing - those who already listen and learn from the Father. John 6:44-45And you fail to address the context, audience and historical setting of the text.
"No man can come to me" actually addresses ability
No He don't. NOWHERE does it say your drawn because you did anything.Strawman as Jesus spells out the condition of drawing - those who already listen and learn from the Father. John 6:44-45
They had to listen and learnNo He don't. NOWHERE does it say your drawn because you did anything.
The pastor and elders this morning all saw it as well, take off those blinders. They were wondering why I was waisting my timeNo He don't. NOWHERE does it say your drawn because you did anything.
He is in denialThe pastor and elders this morning all saw it as well, take off those blinders. They were wondering who was raising my time
Yes even my grandkids can understand itHe is in denial
Hearing and learning are active participles
They have got to be brainwashed like James White before they can deny itYes even my grandkids can understand it
Don't. Who asked you to?The pastor and elders this morning all saw it as well, take off those blinders. They were wondering why I was waisting my time
Nothing about they had to do anything in either verse.They had to listen and learn
John 6:45 (KJV 1900) — 45 It is written in the prophets, And they shall be all taught of God. Every man therefore that hath heard, and hath learned of the Father, cometh unto me.
today they may be drawn by Christ
John 12:32 (KJV 1900) — 32 And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me.
There is no condition given for the drawing in the text. It does not say if you Hear and learn I will draw you.Strawman as Jesus spells out the condition of drawing - those who already listen and learn from the Father. John 6:44-45
You are in denialNothing about they had to do anything in either verse.
Every man who God intends to hear and learns does, and is raised on the last day.
Every man that hears and learns comes. Exactly.You are in denial
They had to listen and learn
John 6:45 (KJV 1900) — 45 It is written in the prophets, And they shall be all taught of God. Every man therefore that hath heard, and hath learned of the Father, cometh unto me.
Hearing and learning is in the active voice- it is something they must do.
Sorry the text does not say thatEvery man that hears and learns comes. Exactly.
And they do so without fail.
And you assume some who heard and learned did not come. You admit hearing and learning are how they are drawn. Do any of those who are drawn not come? It says that where?Sorry the text does not say that
You are reading the idea of effectually into the text
and ignoring the overall context of John
No i am notAnd you assume some who heard and learned did not come. You admit hearing and learning are how they are drawn. Do any of those who are drawn not come? It says that where?