And you have been shown how that basis is faulty, your conclusions are not Biblical, and your doctrine is false. If you continue to cling to your falsehoods, that is your business. But to continue to teach what has been proven false by Scripture is pure defiance of God.
You just disagree with me, so what can I do about that ? I believe your view is false, and my view is why !
Your view does not agree with Scripture. If you only look at the passages you cite, it is easy to see how you come to your conclusions. But when you look at the rest of Scripture, and let Scripture help interpret Scripture, your view is shown to be false, deceived, and unBiblical. The only option for you is to let Scripture edit your doctrines, and change your view. Your lens is tinted, and this causes you to see in a false shade.
You don't have to agree. Since Scripture is the authority, not you or me, it is Scripture to which we must turn for correct understanding. But you refuse to accept any of the passages that do not agree with your preconception.
okay I know we dont have to agree
You don't have to agree with me, but you do have to agree with what Scripture says, and currently you do not. Your doctrine is very wrong.
As far as I can tell its you who doesnt agree with scripture, teaching a law based , requirement doing Salvation. Salvation is by Grace apart from works, and requirements.
Was it grace that allowed the widow to pour oil into every jar she could gather (2 Kings 4)? Yet, if she had not gathered the jars and poured the oil, would she have received anything?
Exactly, that's why they call it the good news. One of the reasons anyway.
Is Samuel Richardson your savior? Did Sam die for you? Was Sam resurrected to show his conquest over death?
You condition your salvation on keeping requirements, thats law keeping salvation
No, it is throwing myself at the mercy of the Lord, and trusting Him to keep His promises as He has all through the OT Scriptures. He promised that those who believe the Gospel, repent of their sins, confess Him as Lord of their life, and are baptized into Him will be saved. And He also promised that those who do not obey Him will be condemned. Accepting the Gospel, repenting, confessing Jesus, and baptism are not "good works" that would earn or merit the life of God's Son. They are acts of surrender to God's will as opposed to our own will.
I hope you plan on keeping the whole law friend, dont offend in one point
The Law is obsolete, since it is part of the Old Covenant, and the Old Covenant was fulfilled by Jesus. In its place He instituted the New Covenant. Under the New Covenant the blood of Jesus continually covers the sins of those who walk in the Light (1 John 1:7-9). And it is not possible to keep every point of the New Covenant any more than it was possible to keep every point of the Old Covenant, but we are continually cleansed as long as we remain in Christ and He in us.
If you condition salvation on any requirement you must perform, thats a principle of law you are operating under.
Wrong, it is a principle of grace. Refer back to post 1049; you never did answer the questions posted there.
If you condition salvation on any requirement you must perform, thats a principle of law you are operating under.
Answer the questions in post 1049. And quit repeating the same nonsense over and over. It does not make a falsehood true to repeat it.
