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  1. JonC
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    It is not theory. So what and how should . . . be called?

    I think you may have misunderstood my point. For a moment set aside which view of the Atonement is correct. What you hold is a theory because it...
    Post by: JonC, Mar 12, 2024 in forum: General Baptist Discussions
  2. 37818
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    It is not theory. So what and how should . . . be called?

    I would rather be wrong then. Penal refers to Ezekiel 18:4. Subsitution, Isaiah 53:6, . . . and the LORD hath laid on him the iniquity of us all.
    Post by: 37818, Mar 12, 2024 in forum: General Baptist Discussions
  3. JonC
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    It is not theory. So what and how should . . . be called?

    I am not sure what term would be best. But using an already established term can only lead to confusion. Part of discussing our faith is...
    Post by: JonC, Mar 6, 2024 in forum: General Baptist Discussions
  4. 37818
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    It is not theory. So what and how should . . . be called?

    What terminology would that be? Ezekiel 18:4, . . . the soul that sinneth, it shall die. Isaiah 53:6, . . . and the LORD hath laid on him...
    Post by: 37818, Mar 6, 2024 in forum: General Baptist Discussions
  5. JonC
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    Punishment and sin

    Insofar as Ezekiel 18:4 Calvin understood the passage to be stating that all belong to God - this to be more than sovereignty but also fatherly...
    Post by: JonC, Jan 1, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  6. 37818
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    Punishment and sin

    @JonC, Did John Calvin understand the death of soul in the second death? Re: Matthew 10:28, James 5:20, Ezekiel 18:4. Being forsaken from God...
    Post by: 37818, Jan 1, 2024 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  7. JonC
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    Moral Influence

    During this period the focus was on Jesus' physical death. That was what Random Theory considered to be the wages of sin. Anselm did not change...
    Post by: JonC, Dec 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  8. 37818
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    Moral Influence

    I hold Jesus' soul was dead per Psalms 22:6, ". . . I am a worm, and no man; . . ." As per Isaiah 53:12, ". . . he hath poured out his soul unto...
    Post by: 37818, Dec 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  9. 37818
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    John 11:47–53

    Post by: 37818, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  10. 37818
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    John 11:47–53

    1 Corinthians 2:8, ". . . Which none of the princes of this world knew: for had they known it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. ....
    Post by: 37818, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  11. Silverhair
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    John 11:47–53

    @37818 you are looking back at this and reading to the text what you think is there whereas they were looking forward and as Caiaphas said it's...
    Post by: Silverhair, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  12. JonC
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    John 11:47–53

    Uh....no. Because by definition that is not substitution. The argument was that if the Jews allow Christ to continue His ministry then Rome...
    Post by: JonC, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  13. 37818
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    John 11:47–53

    How? Just because you think and say so? I see the penal proxy, and you full well know why I do. Isaiah 53:6. Ezekiel 18:4. Isaiah 53:12. Psalms...
    Post by: 37818, Sep 24, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  14. 37818
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    2 Corinthians 5:21 doesn't support penal substitution (reposted)

    My strict understanding of penal substitution, Christ received payment of death per Romans 6:23, prior per John 19:28 in full, prior to His...
    Post by: 37818, Aug 31, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  15. Arthur King
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    2 Corinthians 5:21 doesn't support penal substitution (reposted)

    Wages are not paid. Wages are received. Death is not something Jesus pays to God. Death is something Jesus suffers unjustly, for he suffers death...
    Post by: Arthur King, Aug 31, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  16. 37818
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    2 Corinthians 5:21 doesn't support penal substitution (reposted)

    Ezekiel 18:4, ". . ..the soul that sinneth, it shall die. . . . Romans 6:23, ". . . For the wages of sin is death; . . ." Mark 10:45, ". . . to...
    Post by: 37818, Aug 30, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  17. 37818
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    Penal Substitution Gospel

    It was explicitly referenced..
    Post by: 37818, Jul 23, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  18. 37818
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    Penal Substitution Gospel

    What you are not hearing.
    Post by: 37818, Jul 23, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  19. Alan Gross
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    Penal Substitution Gospel

    back to: Substitutionary Atonement - The Gospel Coalition There can be attempts to take the reality of sin and the death, burial, and...
    Post by: Alan Gross, Jul 22, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
  20. JonC
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    Penal Substitution Gospel

    Yes. We all know Jesus died for our sin. But how is this "penal substitution"?
    Post by: JonC, Jul 22, 2023 in forum: Baptist Theology & Bible Study
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