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  1. Gregg T

    What does it mean to be "In Christ?"

    All I'm saying is that righteousness has always come by faith, both in the OT and NT, and never at any time by doing or observing the Law.
  2. Gregg T

    What does it mean to be "In Christ?"

    Sure. And we are not under the law, but under grace.
  3. Gregg T

    What does it mean to be "In Christ?"

    This verse means that Christ is the endpoint, goal, or terminus of the Law. The Law points to Christ and our need for His righteousness imparted to us. It does not mean that the Law in total is done away with, or ceases to be, because we are still to love God and our neighbor - the summation of...
  4. Gregg T

    The Biblical ONENESS of God

    I see the Bible teaching God is One. What do you think about this verse, "and the Holy Spirit descended upon Him in bodily form like a dove, and a voice came out of heaven, 'You are My beloved Son, in You I am well-pleased.' " (Luke 3:22)
  5. Gregg T

    The Biblical ONENESS of God

    I think we are in agreement. Regarding our body, I don't think Jesus was flesh and blood or a man in any way from before eternity as He created those things. But that He could have been corporeal in some aspect outside of these created dimensions that we know. It's just a thought but nothing I...
  6. Gregg T

    The Biblical ONENESS of God

    I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the exchanges on this topic. I'm a monotheist, reject modalism and oneness, while recognizing distinctions between YHWH Jesus Christ and GOD His Father. I'm uncomfortable with the terms trinity and persons and constituent parts when used to describe God. When...
  7. Gregg T

    One more thought on Eucharist.

    "the words that I have spoken to you are spirit and are life. But there are some of you who do not believe." John 6:64b-65a. "You have words of eternal life." John 6:68b
  8. Gregg T

    Why did God create humans with the freewill to sin only to re-create glorified humans without the ability to sin?

    The immediate audience in 2Pet 3:9 is Peter's contemporaries, "The Lord ... is patient toward you"; but whether or not it implies people in the future, still it is "not wishing for any to perish" and "for all to come to repentance". Since we both mentioned 2Pet, you asked earlier: Here are...
  9. Gregg T

    Why did God create humans with the freewill to sin only to re-create glorified humans without the ability to sin?

    I think God created us with a will that we might choose to trust Him, to obey Him, to follow Him, to learn His ways and do accordingly; and these all leading to our learning to love God. "Hear, O Israel! The LORD is our God, the LORD is one! "You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart...
  10. Gregg T

    Why did God create humans with the freewill to sin only to re-create glorified humans without the ability to sin?

    In that God is willing that none perish, yet some refuse to believe so as to be saved, many people have said "no" to God, no to His will. "who desires all men to be saved and to come to a full knowledge of truth." 1Ti 2:4 (see 2Pet 3:9).
  11. Gregg T

    Who sustains the existence of all things?

    And to that, I am wondering if there are any passages that address His flesh and blood being sustained; upheld as a part of the "all things."
  12. Gregg T

    Who sustains the existence of all things?

    Does anyone here think that the man, Jesus Christ, existed before God created heaven and earth?
  13. Gregg T

    Essential vs Nonessential

    You replied to my post w/o answering my 2 questions, and as usual redirected to something else. I do not think you are interested in discussion or dialogue, or perhaps to understand why someone else interprets Scripture differently. I will no longer respond to your posts. Please accept this...
  14. Gregg T

    Essential vs Nonessential

    John died a corporeal death. Do you distinguish between physical and spiritual death? - Joh 10:27 "My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me;" not 3 conditions, but 3 factual characteristics those of His fold hear (from the heart / mind) His voice they (their heart /...
  15. Gregg T

    Essential vs Nonessential

    This ia a perfect example of your lying and misrepresentation; not a good or righteous work. I disagree with you because of what you think Jesus' words mean, not the very words He said.
  16. Gregg T

    Essential vs Nonessential

    Same thing again . . . it proves you are not reading my posts before responding to them, else you would not have posted this again. Your terms for communicating are unacceptable to me.
  17. Gregg T

    Essential vs Nonessential

    You need to read my posts before responding to them. I will not interpret my own posts for you, answer the same question twice, or point out things you missed in them. You do this to often, and I am weary of it. Moses and David were murderers. I will see them when the Lord returns. If you have...
  18. Gregg T

    Essential vs Nonessential

    No, but thanks.
  19. Gregg T

    Essential vs Nonessential

    Can you understand why this statement contradicts itself in two ways?
  20. Gregg T

    Essential vs Nonessential

    I do not wish to proceed, but thanks.
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