Are you kidding me? -- The Word Was God

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Date Posted: 09:58:30 03/13/02 Wed
Author: squeak
Author Host/IP: 12.82.243.26
Subject: Are you kidding me?
In reply to: WOG 's message, "Not the doctrine at all" on 09:34:00 03/13/02 Wed

You think the Jewish community accept our OT and translation? Satanic whispering? How does Satan whisper to me WoG? Do I fall into temptation more or less easily because I because I trust God completely? Take a look on your boards. That should give you sufficient answer.

Wog the truth is that the OT NEVER ONCE MENTIONS eternal hell. This is a concept Jesus supposedly ushered in. No Ghenna, in OT, no Tartus. Jesus was speaking of a literal place. It literally happened and is over. The burn we have to worry about now is burning within ourselves. Or do you think that when He gives men over to "burn in lust for one another" or "our hearts burned within us" it is actually speaking of a literal burning? There is a burn that is far deeper than literal fires. It actually consumes and changes people for the better. I know God has performed that judgment in my life. I don't think he is a respector of persons, so He is more than likely going to teach everyone righteousness.

As far as your proclamation about God's permissive will giving sovereignty to man, I completely reject that b/c it makes man sovereign over the will of God. What if every person who ever lived had the free will to reject Christ? His work would have been done in vain. And that has to be a plausible possibility when God hatched this plan to leave in the hands of depraved man. Did Jesus come just to make Salvation possible? No, He came to make it absolutely certain! God doesn't share in His sovereignty. I speak on this more below. Sincerely :)

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Well if they are inspired of God they do -- WOG, 09:16:00 03/14/02 Thu