[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I see in the writings below is a man who knows full well that he cannot insist on
Spirit revealed truth "on every occasion" and, yet,  insists upon the infallible belief of infallible understanding   --   I guess because he really believes that his thinking HAS to line up with truth or he is lost.   And so the Spirit gives infallible understanding  (interpretation) the first time, sometimes  --  but every time if it concerns certain critical but unnamed doctrines.   On other occasions, maturity and joint participation (fellowship) give rise to correct understanding --  but only occasionally, God putting a stop to it if appears that one is getting dependent upon such circumstances.   And if I have a doctrine that I claim is from God and DM has an opposing teaching,  DM is the preferred teaching because his is infallible while S mithson's teaching, using just as much if not more scripture is wrong because,  well, because it does not agree with the infallible version.   Smithson can't be the one who is right if it conflicts with Miller's infallible understanding.   
 
That is the teaching in a NUTshell, as I see it.   And a truly understandable teaching it is !!
 
JD
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What is your point, John?  :)
Terry
 
 
 

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