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Elijah674
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But he did what you've been saying for months makes a person a legalist. He 'looked to the law' and obeyed what he saw written in the law. You say only white-washed legalists do that. I think it's time to humble yourself and admit your doctrine has been wrong, or just stop defending this ridiculous doctrine.Well I doubt you have studied his work, as I have? Many seem to be unable to understand that "good works" are a product of grace not law. The scriptures are very clear on this issue and cannot be challenged. So I guess since you cannot challenge my points in scripture you seek to challenge my doctrine through the use of this man and His life? I would welcome a debate and discussion about the motives of this Great Man of God. Start a thread on that topic and I will be glad to join that discussion. The reason I am so drawn to Muller is because his confidence was always in the grace of Christ, and his labors poured forth from Gods Mercy.The real George Muller saw what the written code said not to do and obeyed it. How is it you did not know he was a legalist? I think that's kind of funny since you chose to use his name as your screen name, you who are so opposed to legalism.
Answer if you want. I'm pretty much done talking about your fringe doctrines about what true spiritualism is. You see I was once in the 'holy roller' church and I know about their misguided doctrines about being 'spiritual'. Your doctrine doesn't understand Paul's teaching about law and Spirit very well at all.
Hey young'in, I agree with you on this subject. It surely breaks all the Christian RULES of making a free choice to Love Christ! See Titus 3:9-11 with this FREE/Choice;)!
Titus 3
[9] But avoid foolish questions, and genealogies, and contentions, and strivings about the law; for they are unprofitable and [[vain.]]
[10] A man that [[is an heretick after the first and second admonition reject;]]
[11] Knowing that he that is such is subverted, and sinneth, being condemned of himself.
--Elijah