actually taking place"? I seem to sense in some a
kind of cause and effectdescription of events. I'm not being coy. I want
to know how you describe this.Blessings, Lance
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It's good to have another contributor. On this matter would you just
outline for me what you believe to be
the idea of repentance? Izzy
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It's good to have another
contributor
Oh, well, at least you think it is
necessary. Kind of like the faith and works thing. J Izzy
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Lance wrote:
I've got nothing against repentance. It's just
that I believe that it follows being forgiven.
Why then, in the following story that Jesus told, does it appear that
the publican's repentance resulted in his justification before God
whereas the unrepentant Pharisee remained
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In his new book"the Passion of Jesus Christ", John Piper lists "fifty reasons why He came to die". Reason #1 To absorb the wrath of God. May I take a poll, not as to this reason being #1 but rather, do you
is based upon the fact that she is
already forgiven.
Jonathan
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Lance wrote:
I've
\o/ !HALALU Yah!
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Greetings y'all in the Matchless Name of YahShua !
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JH wrote:
If Christ can say, "It is finished" then it either is
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Hi
Chris,
You
have correctly pointed out a flaw in my logic. You are right.
Without the ressurection and ascension
Jonathan wrote:
I hold the same position as Lance does here.
Grace is always first.
Hey, I hold to that position too. Grace is always first. Grace and
forgiveness are not the same thing.
Jonathan wrote:
I would suggest that the forgiveness for all
of our sins is included in what Christ
We most assuredly are. We ought to be more careful
about throwing the word heresy around. After we ALL know in part. Blessings,
Lance
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Sorry, but I guess youll have to cast me out as a heretic for saying this. (It wont be the first time, so it doesnt bother me.) But I dont think that forgiveness preceeds repentance, if that means were are
Laura, you always make sense. :-) Izzy
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